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It was time...
A last walk in her favorite park with her sister Balee and Crunchy and her Mom at her side. But the weakness and the burdens of the ever growing tumors made breathing now even a labor.
It is the duty of every pet owner to know when their beloved companions, who have looked to us their entire life for care and nurturing, to also know when life is not longer fun. And Kaya let her know exactly that... So before the suffering came, Crunchy made the painful choice that it was time to let her go.
So back at the SMASHPAD, surrounded by friends and family, we said our good-byes. The vet, Anne came to the house to administer the final shots and Crunchy was able to feel her final breath.
Farewell, Kaya....you are dearly missed...
St Ives. I love all the things going on in this photo. Is it a butchers? Or an architects? Painter inside, lady with a bag outside, birds on the roof. Unusually warm day for January with bright colours. Blue sky
The afternoon storm front as seen from One tree hill, Bendigo, 2nd December 2010. It dumped another large amount of rain to add to the almost 1000mm of water we have received this year.
KCS passes the depot in Mexico Missouri. This is a stop on the old Alton line from Chicago to Kansas City.
60163 Tornado with the north bound Cathedrals Express smokes out a 82218 on the East Coast Main Line 24.11.2011
FSU students walking on campus and nearby. These images were cropped from pictures taken within 4 blocks in less than an hour.
Top of a waterfall in North Wales.
Canon EOS 500D EF70-200L
f/8 10sec, ISO 100.
Raw image processed in Camera raw and Photoshop
TCC DPI
For the daily challenge on fashion, I found this woman who, for the moment anyway, had no interest in Cherry Wine Fashions, downtown, Courtenay (British Columbia).
It was time...
A last walk in her favorite park with her sister Balee and Crunchy and her Mom at her side. But the weakness and the burdens of the ever growing tumors made breathing now even a labor.
It is the duty of every pet owner to know when their beloved companions, who have looked to us their entire life for care and nurturing, to also know when life is not longer fun. And Kaya let her know exactly that... So before the suffering came, Crunchy made the painful choice that it was time to let her go.
So back at the SMASHPAD, surrounded by friends and family, we said our good-byes. The vet, Anne came to the house to administer the final shots and Crunchy was able to feel her final breath.
Farewell, Kaya....you are dearly missed...
CFE 3415 heads back north from Durand passing though Montrose with a long line of empty grain cars and tank cars for Dow chemical.