24/09/2026
We told ourselves that we would share this once we had enough courage, but the reality is, we don’t think we will ever have enough strength for what happened. Still, we know that Polly’s memories are too precious not to share. 🤍
We shared an update that Polly was on medication and undergoing treatment the day we saw her doing better. We thought we would be able to bring her home within the week. Everyone thought so too because Polly was getting better day by day. She would still wag her little tail, and those little moments gave us so much hope.
But the same day we decided to share her condition was the same night we lost her.
Maybe she was trying her best to stay strong for us. Maybe she was giving us one last reminder that she was still fighting. We don’t really know. But losing her hurts more than we could ever explain.
Polly was our little sunshine. She was such a kind little one, the silliest yet most loving. She gave us so many reasons to smile and we always wanted to share that happiness with everyone whenever we posted about her or brought her with us to our stall.
We somehow felt that Polly had a little mission in this world, to make us happy and make us feel loved. And she did that so well.
We pray that the Lord god gives her lots of treats, toys, and many fur friends in pet heaven because she has been such a very good girl. 🐾🌈
To everyone who loved Polly, prayed for her, and kept mentioning her and hoping for her recovery, thank you so much.
To her veterinarian, Mayon Veterinary Care Specialists Co. who did everything possible to save her and trying your best for our little girl.
To Bicol Paws Cremation and Funeral Services , thank you for taking care and giving us the chance to have a little more time with her and something we can keep and cherish forever.
To my partner and my family, and friends who stayed with Polly, cared for her, and loved her until her very last moment , thank you.
Polly will always have a place in our hearts.
Maybe someday, or perhaps in the next life, Polly will come back to us in a healthier and stronger body, and maybe then, we’ll get to have her for much, much longer.
