Mac was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in April 2015, less than 1 year after we adopted him. He kicked cancer’s butt for almost 3 years and almost made it to 14!
He lived a full life with his doting parents and many aunts, uncles, and grandparents who all loved him like he was their own. As much love as we gave to him, we got so much more in return. While he waits for us now in heaven, hopefully he smiles down and teaches our future dogs all the best ways to wrap us around their little paws until we finally get to join him one day.
RIP our sweet “forever” dog.
~ teammac
what a beautiful face! RIP sweet boy
Awwww….sweet, sweet Mac. Such a beautiful way to pay tribute to a beautiful Soul.
.ake no .istake ablut it, Handsome Mac will be inspiring anyone starting this jkur ey, especially “.ature” pups, for years to come!! Mac offers hope and shows us all that VICTORIES can happen!! 🙂
Yes, Mac will be “overseeing” all the new dog Souks he sends your way! He was an excellent teaxher here on earth, and he’ll continue to be o e from Heaven.
Thank you Mac. You certainly have put your paw print on our hearts. You touched us all.
With love
Sally and My Chunky Spiritual Being Happy Hannah and Merry Myrtle and Frankie too!
It’s good to see your reference to “Future Dogs”, as it’s a great segue to tell you about how dog hearts work. See, when we lose a dog, it takes a piece of our heart, but when we get a new dog, it gives us a piece of theirs. This means that over time, as dogs leave and new dogs join our lives, we get to have more and more dog heart, and that is a very good thing.
Remember too that Mac gave you a piece of his heart back in 2014, and you still have most of it. Cherish it.
What a beautiful tribute to your beautiful boy Mac….R.I.P. beautiful boy
From our beautiful Tripawd Dolly & her Momma & Daddy 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜