Stackie
I bite.
I was so excited the day I saw your picture and knew I had to have you. I waited so many months for the day to finally come pick you up. I had always wanted a beautiful violet chinchilla and I knew you were mine the second I saw you.
The day finally came when it was time for me to come pick you up. I had been up all night and had to drive 3 hours just to pick you up. Those were some of the longest hours in my life.
The first time I held you, you looked at me, twitched your whiskers, and nibbled my nose. It was love at first sight. I fell in love with your beautiful fur and your adorable face. You were so calm, and snuggled with my hand on the ride home.
You were one of my only chins that would come out late at night with me and watch tv when I couldn't sleep, or just keep me company while I was doing homework or sitting at home bored and alone.
Today was one of the worst. I fought so hard for you. I have not cried this much since I lost my other baby, Neeko. It tore my heart into pieces watching you just lay there, trying so hard to breath. Cuddled up under my neck, making your soft squeaks at me. I finally told you it was okay to go, that I wouldn't be mad. And you left me 10 minutes later. I can sit here and struggle with your passing, but instead I will remember how much joy you gave me. How you could make me laugh so much by your impatience- rolling outside of the dust bath while Smudge hogged the whole time. Getting your fur all messy because you would roll on the fleece liner waiting your turn. I will miss rubbing my cheeks against your gorgeous soft fur. I will miss our late nights of sitting on the couch and watching re-runs. I can only take comfort in the fact that you are no longer in pain, it no longer hurts you to breath. You never got to meet Neeko before, but I hope he met you at the bridge and helped you along the way.
Mako is buried next to Neeko, under my grandma's apple tree. I thought I had so much more time with him, so please cherish every moment you have with your babies, because you just never know.
Rest in Peace my sweet baby Mako.
October 1, 2007 - March 29, 2009
The day finally came when it was time for me to come pick you up. I had been up all night and had to drive 3 hours just to pick you up. Those were some of the longest hours in my life.
The first time I held you, you looked at me, twitched your whiskers, and nibbled my nose. It was love at first sight. I fell in love with your beautiful fur and your adorable face. You were so calm, and snuggled with my hand on the ride home.
You were one of my only chins that would come out late at night with me and watch tv when I couldn't sleep, or just keep me company while I was doing homework or sitting at home bored and alone.
Today was one of the worst. I fought so hard for you. I have not cried this much since I lost my other baby, Neeko. It tore my heart into pieces watching you just lay there, trying so hard to breath. Cuddled up under my neck, making your soft squeaks at me. I finally told you it was okay to go, that I wouldn't be mad. And you left me 10 minutes later. I can sit here and struggle with your passing, but instead I will remember how much joy you gave me. How you could make me laugh so much by your impatience- rolling outside of the dust bath while Smudge hogged the whole time. Getting your fur all messy because you would roll on the fleece liner waiting your turn. I will miss rubbing my cheeks against your gorgeous soft fur. I will miss our late nights of sitting on the couch and watching re-runs. I can only take comfort in the fact that you are no longer in pain, it no longer hurts you to breath. You never got to meet Neeko before, but I hope he met you at the bridge and helped you along the way.
Mako is buried next to Neeko, under my grandma's apple tree. I thought I had so much more time with him, so please cherish every moment you have with your babies, because you just never know.
Rest in Peace my sweet baby Mako.
October 1, 2007 - March 29, 2009
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