

“What we have once enjoyed we can never lose; all that we have loved deeply, becomes a part of us.”
— Helen Keller
Obituary
I'll never forget the day I met my Lucy Lou. I had never been a dog owner before but I woke up one day and decided it was time. I marched into Seattle Humane and I first met with a St. Bernard that wanted NOTHING to do with me. It sat by the door basically begging for its caretaker to come back for him. He knew that I had no clue what I was doing. (Smart dog!) Lucy came to meet me next and she nearly knocked me over when she barreled into my arms. That is the moment that I knew I found my dog but I had no idea how much she would change my life or how she would change me.
Sure, she has some quirks... I haven't been able to use a ceiling fan for 10 years because she is terrified of them, she wouldn't poop in the rain for the first 7 years that I had her which is a joy in Seattle, and her farts smell of the most toxic substances known to man. She has no clue how big she is and is quite insistent that she is a lap dog. Personal space is nonexistent; if she could crawl inside you, I am not sure she would find that close enough.
However, she has always ensured that I had safe passage from the living room to the bathroom guarding me from any potential danger. She made me laugh when she did her 360 spins, silent barks, or flopped around on the grass. She has been a constant companion and has loved me with her whole heart.
I don't know what Lucy went through before I found her but I know she found her safe space with me. When I met her, she completed a part of my soul that I didn't know was missing. Now, I will fill that piece with memories.
“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.”
— Winnie The Pooh
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Beautiful life and tribute. 💗

I’m so happy that you made such beautiful memories together, but so sorry for the pain that you have to go through with such a great loss. Big hugs ❣️

