I ran over our dog.

[Bally002]

I know you can't believe that anyone can understand the pain you are feeling right now. But I have felt a pain very much like yours more times than I ever wanted too.

I am praying for Girlie, and I am praying for you too.

Prayers are most welcome Nightskye. Very healing. 'girlie' needs them as she is young.  Myself, well I'm praying for welcome news from the vet in about 3 hours.

If the prayers are answered I promise I'll look after girlie for the rest of her or my life.

Thank you

Bally

I know that I can Honestly say, Every Rogue Family Member here is Praying and Sending Healing Energies to Poor Little Girlie in our own way.
I am.
We have never owned any pets, I am Scared To Death of size dog. I'm sorry to say.

But we understand how a pet or pets become the same as Family to people.
All our Hopes and Prayers for your Sweet little Girlie.
guohua

Nice thoughts there from all.  Uplifting and provides like a heart healing.  Talking about this here is probably the best thing I have done for a long time.  

I think it's the unconditional love and trust that pets extend.  I can only go for a 10 minute drive and return and the doggy wogs welcome me like I've been away for days.  Wagging tails, hopping around, sniffing me out and making those noises dogs only do to my words "Okay, okay, okay, just went up to Bob's and back.  I'm okay.  Crikey!"  

Then there is off course the treats after going to the butcher we always buy a bag of dog bones.  Well, the smile on a dogs face can be discerned.  

Girlie was always patient and would only accept a bone after each other dog got theirs.  Something she figured out herself.  Her soul, always thinking of the others first including the cat.  

And, yes, family to people.  The dogs extend the same welcome to anybody they gauge as not a threat, even the linesman or meter reader.  Can be intimidating to some, I understand.  Touch wood, in all our years the pup dogs have never bitten anyone.  

They are just happy to meet and greet.

Thanks for your reply,

Bally