Something To Honor Claydon, Pamela's pup she wrote about Options

[Ann H]

I just could not let go of the story of Pamela's golden ##er spaniel that was not her's but that she was trying to find a home for and the horrific fate he suffered at the hands of his original owner.

Pamela had found him a good home but the owners decided to keep him and he was brutally attacked and killed by the one who did not want him but kept him anyway.

He was rejected and neglected and he lived his short life out in a cage unloved and unwanted. Claydon lived a life of misery never feeling the love of the human touch or hearing soft gentle words. He was not able to recieve or give kisses or play with toys.

I will never understand how those who call themselves human beings can do this to animals, children, and old people and the ones who cannot protect themselves from evil wicked people. Yet it happens every day and I am so glad Pamela did not turn a blind eye but turned that monster in. I did not want this precious little boy Claydon to go without being remembered so I wrote a poem for him.

Claydon
Your story sweet Claydon has caused many tears
for your life was cheated out of so many years.
Claydon your hair was spun to look like gold
that evil man killed you, you did not grow old.

You were punished and made to stay in a cage
until that monster killed you in a fit of rage.
He rallied against you maybe cursing your birth
not seeing joy and all the love you were worth.

You deserved being loved and held in someone's arms
you should have been protected from all life's harms.
I told my girls at the Rainbow Bridge to look you up
and when I arrive I will take you in my arms sweet pup.
Written by Ann Howard
January 27, 2005

[Pamela]

Thank you Ann for the special poem for Claydon. He deserved a poem to honor his short little life... I still am so sad for Claydon and am still just shocked that they acutally did this. I am shocked that my friend is allowing him under her roof for one day longer. I will never look at that family the same again. The daughter is phyco as far as I'm concerned, just makes me look forward all the more to moving from this town.
I have been enjoying some evil thoughts on what I would like to do to them, just thoughts, I have already reported them and told what I know. I hope they really give it to them! The woman that wanted Claydon was just devasted when I told her. Pamela