Message to shelties past

[Tabitha]

Dear my sweet F-kap,
Though we have not seen each other for many years now, I still miss you so much everyday. How is Sunny? I'm sure your taking good care of her. There has been so much loss lately. So many dogs and cats crossing over the bridge within the past month. I ask you to welcome them with happy barks and tail wags. Protect them and care for them as they wait for their family, like you protected me as a little girl, and like you do today for Sunny. I love you so much baby, take care, I'll see you again someday.:sadsmile: Tell Sunny I love and miss her too, goodbye sweethearts, I love you!
With love,
Momma

PS I'll give F-kap Jr a big hug for you tonight from Grandpa.

 

[Laddie's Mom]

Oh gosh, that is so sweet, I can not stop crying.

I have some beloved pets that are over the Rainbow Bridge, and I am thinking of them now. Maybe they will meet with your beloved and romp and have fun.

 

[Tabitha]

Thank you Suzie.
Feel free to post messages to your past furbabies.

 

[Shelby's mom]

That was so very nice. I am now in tears thinking of those that are waiting to see us again.

 

[Sullivan]

Thank you Tabitha for that sweet post. My Angel Bambi is never out of my mind and I had to help her cross the Bridge almost 4 years ago, Sept. 28th is fast approaching. As all furparents think, I had THE perfect Sheltie, she was that beautiful rich red maghony color, tipped ears and a beautiful full white bib. There is no way I can begin to list all that was good about my girl, this site isn't big enough for that, but if ever there was a heart dog, my Bambi was it. I know all of Sheltie Nation will understand this, I have a prayer that I still say every night to my sweet little Angel: "Have good puppy dreams, I'll see you after while. Good night sweet baby, I love you. I miss you so much, you wait for momma at the Bridge and when my Heavenly Father calls me home, we will walk up the Golden Stairs together."

 

[PatC]

These are so sweet. I got my first Sheltie, Robin, when I was 7; he died when I was 22. He still visits me in dreams sometimes; they are so vivid I would swear he was truly there. He was so perfect that I didn't get another dog for 30 years. A Sheltie. And then another three months later. Now I can't imagine how I did without them for so many years. I hope that when the time comes, they join up with Robin. I think they'd have fun telling stories.