Agnes was a dog of a lifetime. One may have many pets or animal companions, but I think there will always be one unforgettable animal.
She was never a calm dog, being full of life and curiosity, but she became an obedient, trustworthy animal who was able to visit her "friends" in nursing homes and invalids at home. She also "helped out" some children at occupational therapy classes.
She loved swimming, hiking, and performing. She would jump through a hoop, ride a scooter,and wear costumes or sunglasses which she seemed to be proud of. She loved it when people paid attention to her.
She developed seizures which eventually made her blind, deaf, and demented. She was gently relieved of her suffering.
Some of her ashes were actually interred in the family plot, as they were buried with a relative who loved her dearly. Some of her ashes were scattered at her favorite places.
She was never a calm dog, being full of life and curiosity, but she became an obedient, trustworthy animal who was able to visit her "friends" in nursing homes and invalids at home. She also "helped out" some children at occupational therapy classes.
She loved swimming, hiking, and performing. She would jump through a hoop, ride a scooter,and wear costumes or sunglasses which she seemed to be proud of. She loved it when people paid attention to her.
She developed seizures which eventually made her blind, deaf, and demented. She was gently relieved of her suffering.
Some of her ashes were actually interred in the family plot, as they were buried with a relative who loved her dearly. Some of her ashes were scattered at her favorite places.
Agnes was a dog of a lifetime. One may have many pets or animal companions, but I think there will always be one unforgettable animal.
She was never a calm dog, being full of life and curiosity, but she became an obedient, trustworthy animal who was able to visit her "friends" in nursing homes and invalids at home. She also "helped out" some children at occupational therapy classes.
She loved swimming, hiking, and performing. She would jump through a hoop, ride a scooter,and wear costumes or sunglasses which she seemed to be proud of. She loved it when people paid attention to her.
She developed seizures which eventually made her blind, deaf, and demented. She was gently relieved of her suffering.
Some of her ashes were actually interred in the family plot, as they were buried with a relative who loved her dearly. Some of her ashes were scattered at her favorite places.
She was never a calm dog, being full of life and curiosity, but she became an obedient, trustworthy animal who was able to visit her "friends" in nursing homes and invalids at home. She also "helped out" some children at occupational therapy classes.
She loved swimming, hiking, and performing. She would jump through a hoop, ride a scooter,and wear costumes or sunglasses which she seemed to be proud of. She loved it when people paid attention to her.
She developed seizures which eventually made her blind, deaf, and demented. She was gently relieved of her suffering.
Some of her ashes were actually interred in the family plot, as they were buried with a relative who loved her dearly. Some of her ashes were scattered at her favorite places.
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