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Sparky had an auto immune disorder that made his own body think his blood was an enemy an his kidneys started to fail. Ginger had LymphoSarcoma, and the tumors were in her throat an chest cavity and in her liver apparently and finally, her breasts. She had a good send off. I will always be with them till the last if I can. quote:
ORIGINAL: Norwester I don't spend a lot of time in the forums here, so I really don't know any of the people here, including the OP, but as I read all the posts I find my eyes filling with tears yet again. Like another commenter, it has been two years this month since my last dog was put down. Well, I say my dog, but in reality, she had become so much more. My wife ath the time talked me in to a breed I really didn't care for, but one look at that little ball of fur and I was in love. She was officially our dog, but ironically, she acted more like mine. That changed the day we brought or son home from the hospital. From that day on she was HIS. The condition that killed her was an autoimmune disease that attacked her own red blood cells, robbing her body of oxygen and energy. She was completely helpless and unable to lift her head at the end, but when I told the vet that my son was being brought in to say goodbye, and she heard me mention him by name, she mustered the energy to sit up -- the last act she ever made. When they euthanized her, we were there with her, petting her and praising her, letting her know she had pleased us to the end. She let out a little sigh and was gone. When we take a pet, we make two commitments: To keep them as long as they live, and to let them go when it's their time to die. I couldn't ask her to go on suffering just because I couldn't bear to say goodbye. You've done the right thing, as hard as it was, and I commend you, and shed some of these tears on your behalf.
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