Introduction
Hello and welcome to WELCOME TO CRYSTAL’S SITE(ORIGINALLY COUNTRY LIVING). I’m so glad you are here and hope you enjoy what you read.
About Death
Death is a fact of life whether it be with humans or with animals. Sadly we all will experience death at one point or the other. I have lived long enough to experience both human death and animal death. It’s amazing how humans and animals deal with death and go through the grieving process. Each person and animal takes their own time in grieving so there really is no set time that they’re done grieving. humans as well as animals will know when it’s time to move on.
Death: My Experiences – Humans
Like I said previously I lived to see human death. Between friends and family members dying it has been sad and in many cases it was a blessing that they died because they weren’t suffering anymore. But even so, I hated to see these people go.
Death: My Experiences – Animals
Animals that are pets become part of family 99.9% of the time. Those that are outside all the the time or part of may or may not be part of the family. Any pets that we had were part of our family.
From the time I was a baby up to now I had all kinds of pets. We had dogs, a Chameleon, cats and other kinds of animals. We loved our animals and hated when they left us. My family and I have seen our pets (family) die naturally, had to have put them to sleep because they were in such bad shape and we have seen our pets die naturally too. We have even seen a pet die tragically ( not because of our fault or their fault).
What Did We Learn?
My family learned that a pet can die no matter what their age is and that when you go to rescue or adopt a pet, make sure the organization is reputable and they know what your doing. If you find after asking many questions that you know more than they do that should be your first red flag and go to a shelter or rescue organization that is reputable. Always get pet insurance, Get your pet microchipped at your vet so if your pet gets lost or taken they can get in touch with you easier, Always do your research before getting a pet and so much more you need to do before getting a pet.
In Conclusion
Sadly death will eventually come for all pets and humans that can’t be avoided. However, you the owner can make your pet’s life better and maybe even helping them live longer if you feed them right, make sure they’re not obese, give them lots of love and play with them. Playing with them helps them stay fit and somewhat vital. Whether it’s a dog or cat and their attention span is like my Daisy Mae’s, practically nil. However she plays pole and makes the circle from our TV room to back to the TV room again.
WELCOME TO CRYSTAL'S SITE(ORIGINALLY COUNTRY LIVING) 
Death is never any fun. Mommy is closer to the animals in her life than humans, and thus takes their deaths harder. She still misses me’s sisfur Lexi very much. She says sometimes, the grieving process never stops. Big hugs
Luv ya’
Dezi and Raena
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Yes we are very close to our pets and they are family to us. I still remember when my Last Cat Tigger died on 9-11-2015 it took Daisy Mae what seemed like forever to go near the place she died which was the basement. It’s strange how animals deal with death and how similar they deal with death sometimes. I miss all my pets very much but especially Tigger.
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Sorry fur your loss. Big hugs
Luv ya’
Dezi and Raena
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I have found losing a cat as hard as losing a person. They truly are family.
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They are truly family. Sometimes I wonder if it’s harder.
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It’s hard to let go of animals and people who were a part of your life and that you loved dearly ❤ Pawkisses🐾😽💞
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I’m still “holding” Not literally on to my last cat Tigger and it will be 4 years in September. Maybe because I’ve got a good idea of the kittyhood she had.
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