Had sneaked this Indian Mongrel 14 years back into our home where we had strict "No Pets" policy. All policies were broken in few days as he carved a niche for himself in the house. Was supposed to be a guard dog, but ended up being treated like a kid. Adapted well in the house and became a member of the family. Playful as a kid, dominating and attacking during his prime time, and very matured towards the end. Too many pleasant memories to pen down. Anyway he left his last breath on October 30, at a time when nobody was there at home. Had shown signs of sickness that morning, and died before afternoon.It does feel difficult to recover from the loss, but they say time is powerful. Life moves on. The sweet memories will linger for lifetime.
Thursday, November 01, 2012
Alive, in memories
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Tommy was a very lucky kid. In a world where people shy away from helping their aging parents and hardly think twice before throwing out an old or sick pet, your family stands as a symbol of love. He lived his life to the fullest. Though sad, I am happy that he has joined his source. The date of his demise makes it a bit emotional for me and I may never forget it. Tommy lives on..
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