- She was a wonderful Pal, Pet, Protector & Para-medic. Just 4 Months short of her 17th Birthday...
I also want to thank Uncle John for his Help today...Coco loved him
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Kudos to John. That's being there when needed. I'm sure he'll feel a bit of the loss of Coco too.
Pea, sorry about Coco. It always amazes me how upset I got with every pet we lost. They're great companions who NEVER complained, nagged or got angry with me.
Did Coco leave a will? Who is the Executor, Johnny?
Just in case you did not hear...Coco suffered a stroke today. Her left side was inoperable, she appeared to be not in Pain, just confused & kept falling over. John & I had to wrap her in a blanket & take her to the Vet. The Vet suggested "pills" that "may" allow her to recover. "Although she would probably tilt to the left, even if she recovers", said the Doctor.
I decided that the best thing for Coco was to let her go...
It would be easier if Humans had the same choice
Coco was a lucky dog. To live as long as she did, says how much she was loved and cared for by two special people --and a special uncle! She had a good life--and I think she knew it and loved it.
Memories of Coco:
Very nice eyes… I always wondered if she liked me.
A massive, alligator’s type tail.
Howling at the ice cream man.
Would sometimes eat better than her owners. For some reason the Pea would melt cheese on hamburgers for her.
One time I watched Coco while I was living in West Chester. For the entire 5 days, Coco never went #2. “She needed a fork when she got home…”
Would stare at you until you looked back at her. I always thought she was making faces at me.
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