Took Care of the last Thing for the Boy.

[AZPops]

I actually took care of him a few months ago;





Took me awhile though, to find a matching urn, as Kuma, Baby, and Harlee. It felt great once I did, and was able to order it for him.


Pops

[xteacher]

Beauriful urns. We have had so many dogs, due to rescue, but there have been a special few that were our "heart" dogs. We have urns, their collars, and paw prints, along with condolence cards from the vet for each of them on a special shelf in our house. They're family, after all!

[AZPops]

Dashonthedash wrote:
Here's Max, Willow, Molly, Dash, Lily, Dot and Allan.I miss them all.

Beautiful, really nice tribute to all of them! They will always be missed.


Pops

[Dashonthedash]

Here's Max, Willow, Molly, Dash, Lily, Dot and Allan.I miss them all.

[AZPops]

Scottiemom wrote:
Very touching and beautiful. We love our precious ones.

Dale

Thank you, Dale!


Pops

[Scottiemom]

Very touching and beautiful. We love our precious ones.

Dale

[AZPops]

dspencer1954 wrote:
What a beautiful tribute Lance. I sure miss hearing about Calvin. Hope you are doing well.

Doug

Thanks, Doug. I'm doing OK. Hope all is well with you and the family.

Lance

[dspencer1954]

What a beautiful tribute Lance. I sure miss hearing about Calvin. Hope you are doing well.

Doug

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magnusfide wrote:
Happy Puppy thoughts to you, Pops.

I see what you're trying to do! Sure wish I was in the position though. ... :B


Pops

[magnusfide]

Happy Puppy thoughts to you, Pops.

[ReneeG]

colliehauler wrote:
I have four carved wood boxes sitting on the window shelf of Neal, Strider, Bud and Lassie. I was going to scatter the ashes at my seasonal site by the lake, one of their favorite places. I just couldn't do it yet, not ready.

I don't know why it's so hard to let go, I know there not there.

Same for us. We have four wooden boxes for Champ, Molly, Paris, and Missy. We too were going to scatter their ashes in their favorite spots, but we've opted to keep them close to us.

[AZPops]

colliehauler wrote:
I have four carved wood boxes sitting on the window shelf of Neal, Strider, Bud and Lassie. I was going to scatter the ashes at my seasonal site by the lake, one of their favorite places. I just couldn't do it yet, not ready.

I don't know why it's so hard to let go, I know there not there.

I understand it such a personal / and tough decision. However, it's only you who will know when the time is right, or if you will ever decide to spread their ashes.

OK, now you're starting to get me all choked up. Better start think "Happy Thoughts, Happy Thoughts". ... 🙂


Pops

[colliehauler]

I have four carved wood boxes sitting on the window shelf of Neal, Strider, Bud and Lassie. I was going to scatter the ashes at my seasonal site by the lake, one of their favorite places. I just couldn't do it yet, not ready.

I don't know why it's so hard to let go, I know there not there.

[AZPops]

Deb and Ed M wrote:
I realize you ALWAYS have your "kids" along with you - in my case, Ike and Jack are on my bedroom dresser, but when we travel, their collars come along. I know that sounds silly and I wouldn't even admit that to anyone other than this group... but somehow it seems "right".

We know they are always with us, but still, it's like taking them with you on your trips. Always riding along with you!

The urns are behind the front pass seat. When walking out of the coach. I'll give each urn a pat, as well as wipe whatever dust is on them. I like to think it might give them a pause while they're playing, sorta thing. ... 🙂


Pops

[Deb_and_Ed_M]

I realize you ALWAYS have your "kids" along with you - in my case, Ike and Jack are on my bedroom dresser, but when we travel, their collars come along. I know that sounds silly and I wouldn't even admit that to anyone other than this group... but somehow it seems "right".