04/09/2026
Unfortunately this is another devastating post that I was hoping I wouldn't have to write again anytime soon 😔
It absolutely breaks my heart having to write this, but this week one of my lovely clients devastatingly lost one of their beautiful pups rather suddenly.
Tate was off his food Tuesday (which is unlike him) and by the evening he was very lethargic.
He struggled going for his usual walk and had very heavy breathing.
His lovely Mum took him to the vet, which they ran some tests and scans to be told they'd found a mass on his spleen. Unfortunately that wasn't the only one, as they'd also found there was one putting a lot of pressure on his heart and he was suffering 💔
The decision was made to let him go and to cross the rainbow bridge.
Tate you were the biggest floof ball ever.
You loved your food, walks and playing hide and seek, even if you did nip my bum a few times to let me know you were there - not that I could miss you 😂
You were full of backchat with all your awoos and little stomps and loved getting ALL the attention.
You took up most of the bed but I loved every second of cuddling up to you.
I only had the pleasure of caring for you for a short amount of time but you really left a pawprint on my heart my 'little' Tato.
I feel so blessed that your Mum & Dad chose and trusted me to care for you and I'll always cherish the memories that we shared.
Run free big man look, over your beautiful sister 🩷🌈💔🐾
Sending all my love and healing hugs to Tate's Mum, Dad and fur-sister at this time 🙏🏽
With the permission of Tate's Mum here's a little video I put together of some of our memories together 🥰
