We Had To Let Sadie Go,, She doesn't need her cart any more Options

[myhrtisbrkn]

Saturday night we discovered our precious little disabled sheltie, Sadie, despite the whirlpools, and physical therapy she received every day, had developed blood clots in her hind legs and kidneys, and her left leg was gangrenous. We had no choice.

We were criticized for not putting her to sleep when she went down. But she fought back from near death and we were willing to do anything we could for her as long as she wanted to stay with us. For two happy years everything went fine...and so many times she was so close to getting up again. She was so brave, and so cheerful, and then this happened to her and none of us had a choice.

We miss her so.

[myhrtisbrkn]

Lisa,

Thanks so much for the kind words of support...I do believe in eternal life, and I know that Sadie is being cared for by her grandmother, who we lost in Feb, and guarded by our precious Mack , who died last Sept. And I will see them all again.


I'm so sorry about your Niko...it's unbearable, whether they go suddenly or slowly.

I'll try to post some pictures of Sadie. She was my little tough girl...fierce and fearless, but sweet as she could be.

Thanks again,
Mack and Sadie's mom
Dayna