Pet Memorial

Could someone just open a peanut butter jar?
Ever since Findlay Blossom passed away on June 26, 2024.
I’ve been trying to think of ways to bring her back.
Could we all just try saying the word ‘Walk’?
Saying goodbye was far from easy and I now feel like a bird without my wings, not having her here with me.
But, it was important to send Findlay off with a goodbye that reflected the life in which she lived and a deserving one. So Findlay left this world peacefully, with such courage, grace, and dignity. At home and surrounded with love, family and all her favourite treats.
I have never met a braver or more courageous soul than Findlay. Her inner strength and her will were inspiring and unmatched. (Especially when she would decide that she wanted to go in the complete opposite direction of where we were going on our walks).
Her loyalty and her ability to love unconditionally was unwavering.
The way that she would effortlessly capture the hearts and attention of everyone she’d meet, always amazed me.
She touched so many people with her calm and easy going manner, her playfulness, her patience, her love of a good belly rub and her sweet and tender spirit.
I was always so proud of her.
I am certain that Findlay came from another universe and although I’ve never been quite as sure of why she picked me, I’m sure glad she did.
She was my teacher and she taught me so many important life lessons.
She was my guardian angel; so intuitive, sensitive and always looking out for me.
She was the best friend I’ve ever had and the purest love I’ve experienced.
She was and always will be my heroine and I was blessed and will be forever grateful to have had the honour and privilege to have shared those 13 wonderful years with her. I have the most cherished memories of her and I, that will last my lifetime.
Findlay, although we said goodbye, I know you’ll always be looking over me and I’ve got you lovingly stitched into my heart, forever holding us close together, until we unite again and go for a ‘walk’.

A special thank you to Dr. Monique and Dr. Ronderson for doing what you do and for the way in which you do it. You brought a calmness, comfort, compassion, support and professionalism into one of life’s most emotional and difficult times and allowed me to give Findlay the final chapter that she deserved. From the bottom of my heart… Thank you both.