11.16.2009
Our girl, Kenai
Our sweet dog, Kenai, peacefully passed away today. I cannot believe the tremendous effect it has had on our family. I suppose the effect is reflective of what she gave to our family. Kenai was a happy, loyal and loving animal. She was tender and sweet to Kaitlin, despite the numerous times playing dress up. Jimmy and I have cried together more at this event than any other in our life together. We loved Kenai. She brought such a special spirit into our home. We will miss Kenai dearly. I have no doubt that she is cheering up many children in heaven. Jimmy and I both admitted to each other that her heart was clearly for children. She would follow Kaitlin around and just kiss her to pieces. I am grateful that I was granted a short time with, Kenai, the angel dog. Rest in peace, sweet girl.
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I am so sorry Stephanie. Losing a dog hurts incredibly but know that she is up in heaven playing fetch with the Father! Praying for you and your family! xo Sarah
I'm sorry Steph. I hope your family will heal soon.
Stephanie I'm sorry for your family's loss :'(. I'm grateful you shared a little of her with us. Also I'm glad you're being able to enjoy the Spirit so strongly this season. We all love you and miss you.
Stephanie, I am so sorry. I drug my feet on getting a dog mostly because at some point you have to say good-bye. Sounds like she was a lovely addition to your family.
I am so sorry for your loss! We lost our dog earlier this year and it is so hard. Big hugs!
Oh, I'm sorry. I think sometimes people underestimate the absolute unconditional love we get from our pets. Hope you all feel better soon.
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