SAPPY Pet Loss & Grief Support Group of San Antonio: October 2014

October 11, 2014

Overcoming the trials in life

It's been quite some time since I've written on this blog site. I've been extremely busy the last couple of years caring for my mom. She was diagnosed with cancer two years ago and after major surgery I made it my mission to provide as much love, kindness and care to her during her season of recovery.

Mom is doing wonderful. She has lots of GREAT days! I thank God for her and I'm so grateful He's allowing me more time to enjoy with her.

When I learned mom had cancer, I immediately remembered my precious Sappy who's life was taken because of cancer. He was my pride and joy! He meant the world to me and so does my mom.

Thank you for stopping by my blog site. I hope and pray that while you visit through the pages of this blog, you receive some comfort knowing that you're not alone in your grief.

If you need support after the loss of a furry friend or after receiving a bad diagnosis from your veterinarian, please know that we are here for you. You can email us at SappyPetLoss@sbcglobal.net and we will respond to your message within 24-hours.

Our support group will resume its monthly gatherings in January 2015. We will provide you with the new location soon. In the meantime, if you need support, please contact us at (210) 216-0920.

Sincerely,
Julie
SAPPY Pet Loss & Grief of San Antonio
Since 2003

Support group resumes gatherings in 2015

Our support group will resume gathering January 2015. Stay tuned for details.
If you need support, please send us an email at SappyPetLoss@sbcglobal.net or call us at (210) 216-0920.

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Carol at Tribute to Tails 06'

Carol holds a poster-sized photo of her beloved Junior. Little Junior passed away in 2006. The following is a poem she wrote in honor of Junior. Here it goes: "This is a poem I wrote about Junior. He was born into my hand over 16 years ago and passed away a little over a month ago. Junior, my baby; my little man...you were my heart’s delight, the day you came into my life. Born in my hand, you looked so grand. I knew right then, you were my little man. Even though you only had three legs and no tail, you were going to be the best dog ever, I could tell. All odds were against you! The doctor said you had no chance, but you learned to run, bark and sing. You even learned how to dance! A happy life you did lead; that is why I find it hard to believe. Out of my sight,but not out of my heart. My precious baby, we will never be apart! We will never say good-bye! Just see you later, my little guy." By Carol Fink

Gracie "Gremmo"

Our precious Grace. She came into our lives in 1994. I was driving through a neighborhood and noticed this little creature crossing the icy cold street. It was very cold and dark that night. I had gone to my sister's house to pick up something and on my way home, I met Ms. Grace. I got out of my car and reached for her. She came quickly to my arms and I brought her home. I bathed her in warm water and soap. Cleaned her up, dried her and fed her a nice warm meal. She was so grateful. I remember seeing her little tail wag, wag, wag with gladness and thankfulness. She was my little Gracie girl. In April 2006, she passed away. She's now in heaven with Jesus, resting in God's beautiful pastures. She's with God and Sappy! My husband often called her "Gremmo," short for Gremlin.

Frieda

The following is a special poem written by my dear friend Maureen. Maureen wrote this beautiful poem shortly after Frieda went to heaven. Maureen and Frank are a special couple and I love them lots! A Tribute to Frieda: You walked and ran us thousands of miles,Greeted us with full body wags and smiles,Regarded all humans you knew as your peers,Comforted Grandma through her final years,Accepted your decline with dignity and grace,We’ll never forget your sweet, loving face.Monday, June 3, 1991 – the day we found you – and joy in our lives.

Pets Leave Pawprints

When the day arrives for us to say farewell to those beautiful creatures God called us to take care of here on earth, it's very difficult. I remember feeling empty and crushed inside. My heart was broken in millions of tiny pieces. I really felt a huge hole in my heart. That afternoon felt like the world was ending for me and my husband. It's been three years since our Sappy went to heaven with God. I still miss him and I find myself crying at times when I think of certain things about him. He was quite the gentleman. He was a handsome boy and very polite. I sure do miss him, but I know that he's in heaven with God, Almighty.
Have you ever read the Bible? There's some scripture that strongly indicates that our pets do go to heaven. It's true! They do go to heaven. I'll share more with you soon. Until then, keep your eyes on God and trust that your pet is in heaven too.

SAPPY Pet Loss & Grief Support Group of San Antonio

October 11, 2014

Overcoming the trials in life

Support group resumes gatherings in 2015

Tribute to Tails 2006

Tribute to Tails 2007