I am sad to say one of my dogs passed away.......Seems like Eminem might have ate something that killed him, as my kids came home and found he died after letting him out earlier that day. I was in school preparing for my final and was devistated when my son called to say he found him died. Diamondz is constantly looking for him and whines when she cant find him. She has just recently stopped and seems to be ok when she is left alone.
I like to give thanks to Bansfield, I called them and asked for help and they was very supportive. I also like to give thanks to the Fond Memories Pet Cemetery and Crematorium in Conroe, I received his ashes in a beautiful oak box and got a beautiful poem and death certificate and even though the death certificate was mis printed (with my husband name) instead of mine they were very accommodating and reprinted one and mailed it to me I was very impressed and highly recommend them.

It will be awhile before I get a replacement dog I am just going to enjoy Diamondz and spoil the hell out of her.
As she does not like to go to the doggie park without Eminem it will be while before I take her back, she will not venture out to far without him, it will be a slow process and I will ween her back into going to the park.

I hope to see you all at the Christmas party



regards

Simone Murphy-Dejean & Diamondz

Sorry for your loss. Paula Blaisdell

I've just been reading more of the postings and I am so very sorry you lost one of your baby's. They are members of our family's and I know how very hard it can be. I hope this finds you all doing better and my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Cindy W

I am so sorry to hear about Eminem. I have lost beloved pets in the past and it can be very devastating, especially when you are not sure exactly what happened. A lot of people don't understand and think you can just go out and get another pet and everything will go back to normal. It's not that simple, unfortunately. I know you miss him dearly and that he was a huge part of your family. I just want you to know you are not alone in your grief.

Lifting you up in prayer,

Kathy