To All of Our Furry Friends with Love

             “TO OUR FURRY FRIENDS”

Our Loyal Pet Loss site is dedicated to celebrating all animals, big or small, feathered of furry.

It’s a place to share the memory of the pets that we have loved and lost   ~ and ~

To celebrate the lives of the pets that we lovingly share our lives with today.

 

 Please go to: “Share Your Pet Picture and Story!”

  Post a picture and the story of the Pet Companion you have lost

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of the Loyal Friend you share your life with today!

 

 

 

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“If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went..”

 ♥ ♥ Roy Rodgers ♥ ♥

My Green Feathered Friend

I had a green parakeet named Mitsugi. I had never intended to keep him but my grandmother gave him to me. She said she had him and another 2 parakeets for 4 years now. So, i took the 3 parakeets in and took care of them. At first, I hated how loud they were in the morning but I grew too attached to them, spoiling them with a huge cage and playstand. A year later, I came home one day and saw that I only saw 2 of my parakeets from where I stood.

I looked everywhere for him. Upstairs and downstairs (because I let them out occasionally and thought I forgot to put him in the cage). He was no where to be found. Sighing, I went back near the cage and almost jolted. I saw him lying on his back at the cage floor. His eyes giving me a haunting look. I sobbed as I picked up his dead body and held him, just to make sure he wasn't messing with me.

After burying Mitsugi in the backyard, I kept sobbing for a while. Who would have thought that such a small bird would make me cry so hard? We have only known each other for a year and he's felt like a close friend.

Rest In Peace Mitsugi

Gypsy

Gypsy was more then my dog; she was my friend; we got her when she was only a puppy and along the years we loved her. I miss her sooooo much even though she has been gone for a ccouple months now I don't know how I'm going to go on without her.

 

My Best Friend Sonny

When I was born my parents had a 4 year old cat whos name was Sonny. The day I came home he was in my crib every night and we grew into companions.

We grew up together and my mom told me stories of how he laid on my face, and how we were best buds. I carried him by the neck and would aggravate him. As I grew he grew old. When my dad and I would go for walks he would wait for me by our gate. He always loved me as I loved him.

Life was great until 3 days ago when he had a stroke that impaired him alot. We had to feed him with a syringe and water. He had no control of his tail or right side. We thought he would pass naturally within a few days, but he didn't. After the third day, today we had him put down. I was there by his side with my mom but the vet made us leave to give him the shot in the heart. The vet said he had gone instantly, and had no pain.

When he had the stroke happened on the second day I laid in the grass with him and thought to myself, its time. I had told him that I will miss him every time I got up to do anything, just in case. I thought to myself i'm ready for him to move on and stop suffering. I didn't cry during the short procedure. We had taken his empty "God given vessel" home to bury. Now there he is outside my window next to the wall lies the body of my beloved Sonny.

I told my mom I wanted to go to school to keep him out of me mind. It was the most depressing 3 hours ever. All I could do is think about him and mourn in my head. I also said some things to people that I didn't mean, and for those I know and I share this with, i'll tell you later. I had come home after school thought of him outside my windows and cried mourned and thought of all the good times, bad times. And I thought mostly about how on the way, he had climbed with one paw up my shoulder and stayed there comforting me. He knew it was time. When it was over he was in a carrier, the vet handed it to me and said he had no pain and he went really really fast and that he was ready. She said to me and made me tear up he was in a better place now. I thought, why can't I go with him.

I will miss him until we meet again. Knowing so doesn't relive the pain like I thought it would but it helps a little bit. The mourning process is still bad and I am unwell but he lives with me in my heart and memories and we will meet again. I try to think of it like he moved to a far away country. I was there when he went and it was sad. I knew I had to and he would be there with me spirituality from now on and to not be too sad. On 4/20/12 at 10:36 he was gone.