Re: The Recovery Process
I wish I had words to help you with your grief and sadness. It is a terrible thing to go through-losing a beloved dog.
I also lost my heart dog to hemangiosarcoma. This was on 6/25/07. The grief was devastating. Beau was not only my 1st gsd but my 1st ever dog. He taught me so much.
A month after his death, I happened to be at the shelter when A/C brought in a young gsd in a humane trap. Bald from the neck down (demodex) and extremely dehydrated, the shelter thought she was feral or just extremely fearful. There seemed to be only one option until I was asked to foster her.
Even though I wasn't emotionally ready, I said yes-how could I not?
Thus began my journey with Duchess, as opposite from Beau as you could imagine. There were many times I thought I was in way over my head but Duchess has made a lot of progress and I love her dearly.
I like to believe that everything happens for a reason, and that Beau left me so I could help Duchess and Duchess could help me.
My wish for you is that Eich points you in the direction of a dog in need.
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Donna
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