Caspian-Cafe
Copeland, May 19, 2010 - March 24, 2023
You were nine pounds of pure, unconditional
love. I miss the sound of your tiny foot
steps following me around and your little
bark that greeted me each day as I returned
home from work. And I miss your unbelievably
loud snoring as you slept next to me every
night. (At times the silence is deafening.)
I miss your sloppy wet kisses that you planted
all over my face every time I laid down. But most
of all I miss your face and the love and trust
and happiness that always radiated from your
beautiful brown eyes. Tail always rapidly wagging.
I know you are rolling around in the grass
up in Heaven across the Rainbow Bridge. No more
pain. When Bobbie-Latte and I adopted you at
age 5 you were a terrified little one who had
been abused and cast aside. So afraid. Anxious.I
could see the fear in your eyes as you nervously
allowed me to take you out of your crate at the
shelter and hold you. You shivered as you rode
on the passenger seat next to me on the way to
your new home. You laid motionless as I
introduced you to Bobbie, who took to you
instantly. But you quickly realized that you
were safe with us. You were home. You and Bobbie
became fast friends and brothers. And you soon
became my soul dog, snuggle buddy, comforter
and emotional support. Your unwavering love sustained
me in ways that I never realized until you were gone.
Eight years was not long enough but I am grateful for
every second we had together. I miss you terribly Caspy.
When you left you took a chunk of my heart with you.
But I am thankful that I was with you as you
transitioned from this life. Bobbie-
Latte, William and I will always love you.
You are forever in my heart. This is not
goodbye but until we meet again my precious
little man. Soar in Heaven. Mommy loves you.💙
CASSIE, JUNE 29,
2012 - MARCH 1, 2024
My dear sweet baby girl Cassie. I miss you so very much. You were
a therapy dog at the hospital for almost 5 years until coronavirus
hit. Then later children read to you at the libraries and in
schools. Being a therapy dog was your calling and you did it so
well. You were such a trooper. I never even knew that you were
sick. You just stopped eating one day. I got you meds and tried
various treatments for you. I had hoped and prayed so much that
you would get better, but I guess God needed a therapy dog in
heaven and he picked you. You always had love and cheer in your
eyes and face, I know you were so ashamed on that day that you
soiled your bed. Your eyes said I am so sorry that I made this
mess. Once again, I never knew you were so sick you hid it well
from me because you knew that I would be a wreck if I ever had to
lose you. I know all the veterinarians and specialists tried
everything to make you better. I would have wanted to keep you
with me forever, but I knew you were in pain and I could not be
selfish and have you here with me not feeling 100%. I am already
on my 12th Kleenex as I write this tribute to you. I know you are
pain free now in heaven and I cannot wait to see and hug and kiss
you again. I know Jeannette is walking you all the time in
heaven.....and you will be with Teddy and Rascal. I am happy
knowing you are all together. I yearn for your soft fur against
me. I will love you for all eternity my Cassie girl !!!
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