Your Pet Loss Stories

'My Prince Scooby'

by Rajrupa
(Mumbai, India )

On 4th of December 2005, a little angel of 50 days came to our family. My son named him Scooby after famous Scooby Doo. Little Scooby was a rebel, extremely playful and naughty. He wanted to play with everyone, with a stranger or an old lady.

He brought back my childhood again. He had the most expressive eyes in the world. Within a year he became the most handsome and adorable boy. He used to follow me everywhere. He shared the same bed with my husband and me for 9 long years.

He was extremely afraid of thunder storms and firecrackers. We used to play loud music to comfort him. He always stood by my side be it a happy or sad phase. For these many years he showered only love and immense happiness to his family. He had so many health related issues, but my braveheart fought all the odds.

Last November his blood count went wrong terribly. His kidney was failing badly. My foodie boy stopped eating then drinking. He was on force feeding and IV only. The light from his eyes fading very fast. We fought together the last battle very hard. But the last battle cannot be won so we helped him to cross the Rainbow Bridge on 17th January 2015.

Please God keep my Scooby happy, tell him that his mother, mother love him and miss him so much. One day I will come and we will run and play forever. Till then be a good boy.


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