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Denver, CO 
(303) 942-1789
If you, or someone you love has lost a pet,
Paws-a-bilities© offers our deepest sympathies.
We have been there, and we know how devastating this time can be.
Introducing Comfort Bags© for those of you
who have lost a beloved pet,
and for those of you who know how much it hurts,
but just don't know what to say when it happens to someone you care about.
(Available in blue or brown)
- Forget-Me-Not Seeds - a small package of seeds you can plant in your garden as a living reminder of your pet.
- Book of My Pet - a beautiful journal to document your pets life.
- Sympathy Card - a hand-made card to express our sympathies.
will bring you some peace.
Ann Beyke - M.A. LPC
Pet Loss and Bereavement Counselor
"Understanding Your Loss. Helping You Heal"
Pet Loss Grief Support
Pet Loss Support Page
Pet Loss and Grief
Grief & The Loss of a Pet
Harmony Animal Hospital - Pet Loss Support
Our Friends have requested a place
to share stories of their beloved pets.
We hope you find comfort, and some joy in them.
Our friend Marylin Salzman wrote to us
about her dear Buddy:
Buddy Salzman was adopted when he was
about a year old back in 2001. He was a “throw away” who literally landed in
our driveway. What a find!
Buddy gave us hours and days and
months and years of nothing but hugs and licks and everybody (including those who
didn’t even like Rottweilers) loved Buddy to pieces. You see, he thought he was
a lap dog and had the personality of a clown. He was funny, well-behaved and
cherished by just about everyone. When you saw his little nib of a tail wag,
you knew you were one of the lucky ones.
About nine months ago he developed an incurable disease called MEGA-ESOPHAGUS which was neurological and affected his ability to swallow; ergo, he kept losing weight and went from his steady 85 pounds down to 70 only able to digest an enriched oatmeal diet supplemented with power powders because everything else (including baby food) wasn’t passing through to his stomach. We took him to several vets who really didn’t know how to deal with this rare ailment so we had him tested for Addison’s disease and myasthenia gravis which both proved to be negative. However, on Saturday, August 15th, he took a turn for the worse and our luck ran out. We had to make the tough decision to euthanize him. Naturally, we are heartbroken and absolutely devastated but we know that he’s romping in Doggy Heaven with Murray who preceded him in death in 2002.
We know that if you were lucky
enough to have met Buddy you will miss him; but for those who didn’t have a
chance to, you don’t know what you missed. His best pal, Nonnie-Cat 2 is pining
for him; they were as snug as two bugs in a rug.
Nothing can replace him but we are
on the hunt for a new companion. We’ll keep you posted.
Love,
Marilyn & Fred
In memory of our dearest Bosco ~ without whom Joey, Jack, Lucky and Paws-a-bilities© may never have found a loving home.
