Welcome to Eva's Rainbow Residency

Memories of Eva

You were born to rescue on 6-17-2011, we became your parents on 8-11-2011, you were taken from us on 10-7-2011 due to a congenital condition called esophageal diverticulitis which was in-operable, never showing any symptoms. You were only 16 weeks old. You were a happy puppy, so full of life, SO energetic, always glad to see us when we came home and always wanted to be with us, and oh how you loved your belly rubs!!! You were a Beta with other dogs, but with us you definitely wanted to be the Alpha of the group. When we told you no, you came back full force--a real spitfire. The first night we had you home you were yowling in your pen and daddy brought you into bed with us because he didn't want you "stressded out" on your first night home, and that is where you slept from then on. Every moment was a discovery for you--from the moths flying up from the grass to the leaves flying around on a windy day to chasing ice cubes as they scattered across the floor and throwing and chasing your toys all over the house. Daddy would call you our "PEE" dog...PUPPY EXTREME ENERGY. He was teaching you how to play "hide and seek". You had a show-dog prance when you walked. We were looking forward to your first Christmas, snowfall and many birthdays to come,and growing up with our grand-daughters Abby and Bella (and with how many more grandkids to come), but it wasn't meant to be. Be your happy self...run and play with Oreo, Ralph and your sister. We only had you for 8 fun-filled weeks, but we lived a lifetime...we had such plans. Someday we will all be at the Bridge together, all of the furries and your human parents and siblings. Be forever happy little girl..... 10-12-11 The clinic called today...they're sending your ashes to us. Never thought I'd have you on the Bridge so soon...be forever happy little girl.. 10-13-11 You're ashes came back to us today...I can still see you bolting across the house to play, I even thought I saw your little black nose looking at me from the side of the bed. You were taken from us too soon, but you will never be forgotten. You are now on the T.V. with Oreo and Ralph to watch over us and so I can see you always...be forever happy little girl... 10-16-11 It has been said that if you lose a puppy at a young age and it happens suddenly or because of circumstances beyond your control, you need to find another right away. Your little sister came home with us today. She is a black lab, named Hermioni and she was born the day after we adopted you on 8-12-2011. We have decided that since we had you for such a short time, to keep your memory, you will be our only yellow lab....Keep an eye on her, for she is young as you were....be forever happy little girl..... 11-7-2011 It's been a month since you left us, and no matter how many other furries we have I don't think I'll ever get over you because of how young you were when we lost you...be forever happy little girl... 12-25-2-1 What would have been your first Christmas has come and gone, and I wonder how it would have been for you. Be sure to celebrate with Oreo and Ralph...be forever happy, baby girl... Please also visit Oreo and Ralph.

Photograph Album
(Click on thumbnail to enlarge photo)

Eva's People Parent(s), Kathy/Tom, would appreciate knowing you have visited their Baby's Residency. Click here to Email Kathy/Tom a message, or to send a sympathy card click here. Email this page to a friend. Give a gift renewal of Eva's residency.

Share

What is This?

This site was inspired by and is dedicated to FiFi

Visit the Human side of Rainbows Bridge - BelovedHearts.com