To young to die by susan stramella

To young to die

by susan stramella

On the morning of August 13th 2004, Friday the 13th I might mention..I had an appointment scheduled for my 9 month old pug, GYPSY, to get spayed, we had no intention of breeding her, we just wanted her as a nice loving pet that she was, I thought I was doing the right thing taking her and having this done, they always say have you pet spayed or neudered. I dropped her off in the morning and got a phone call about an hour later that she died, she had a reaction to the anestetic and went into cardiac arrest. This was devestating to me and my daughter. I was in total disbelief that this was happening. I just lost it and I have been having a hard time everyday. There isn't a day that goes by that I don't think about her, I usually go to bed at night thinking about her and I wake up in the morning thinking about her, she was my baby. She followed me everywhere. Just a couple of days before she died I was saying one of these days I'm gonna trip over her and fall she usually walked right under my feet everywhere I went, today I would give anything to have her under my feet. She was the best dog I ever had, she housetrained in just 3 weeks. She was a very smart pug, with alot of evergy. Always happy, always loving, you couldn't ask for anything better, she was it. She slept with me every night usually under the blankets when she got cold. She loved riding in the car. I can't forget the day we left for the vets office that morning she was so excited getting in the car thinking she was going for a ride, little did all of us know she would never be coming home. My heart is broken. Things are just not the same without her. We will always miss her. I have alot of questions as to why this happened but haven't been able to bring myself to talk to the vet, it's not gonna bring her back, it shouldn't of happened, she was too young to die. We love you GYPSY, you will be in our hearts FOREVER!! Susan, Tawn, and Carly

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