I received a text message today saying that Madison passed away this morning.I had the pleasure of meeting Madison on our recent trip to Tennessee. She was one of 3 boxers that belonged to our cousin's son & wife, Troy and Mandy.
You would not have guessed from the way this girl got around, but she woke up one morning totally blind and that never seemed to slow her down! She had the sweetest disposition and really stole my heart the minute I met her.
It was very sad news for me, but I know that her life here was filled with love and great caring. She never suffered and passed quietly without any pain or suffering and for that, I'm quite thankful.
I'm so glad I met her - and my heart goes out to Troy and Mandy as they adjust to the deep void left behind.
Rest In Peace, Sweet Girl ♥
8 comments:
Great grace was upon her ; not sufferring. We once had a boxer. They love people. My there be peace over her loved ones also.
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I love boxers, we used to own them...it is sad news. Dianntha
Cookie, Im so sorry about Madison. I can tell by the pictures what a loving old gal she was. I sure feel their loss.Hugs~~Pam
What a sweet face and she was loved. Also it brought back memories of my in laws, boxer pup, Max, who they got when my son was about 2 and they grew up together and became sweet friends. My son used to want to sleep with him in his dog bed and my Zach used to grab those jowels and and give Max a big kiss right on his doggie lips.
There's a special relationship between people and their dogs and I'm sure the loss is felt deeply.
T
Oh Cookie! I am so very sorry to hear about Dear Madison crossing over the Rainbow Bridge. I am so happy that you were able to meet this Grand Old Girl before she went away. I know you will treasure that sweet pic of the two of you even more now. RIP Madison...You are missed by all who met & loved you. Hugs, Starla
awwww, so sad to hear about Madison, but I sure do find great comfort in knowing she had a such a good life, filled w/ plenty of love, and surrounded by people who adored her so very much, and took such great care of this sweet special needs girl!
It does my heart good to believe that at the Rainbow Bridge.... she's not blind anymore!
Oh, that's so sad. I about cried...PMS + that sad song you've got playing on your blog + the dog dying = tears flowing for me. lol. Poor little fella!
Awww Goob, you know this news breaks my heart. :> (
~Peanut
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