What is this life, if full of care, we have no time to stand and stare?
YESTERDAY (3rd Oct)
We had a lovely rain and thunderstorm.
Cooper stood and stared for about ten minutes, taking it all in.
In a State of Shock. From 8:00 - 2:00 today
Please no 'phone calls. PLEASE! (but this news is not private) At 8:00 this morning I took Zion to a local Veterinarian for a scan of a mass on his jaw. By 12:30 the Vet phoned me with this shocking and unexpected news. (see below) How odd that a scan for a lesser issue should reveal the bad news. I think that the scan was providential. I could have taken him home for what would have been his last two to three possible miserable days but I decided to say goodbye to Zion there and then. I stayed with him to the end at 2:00 p.m. I am in shock. I am grateful for six fantastic years together. I rejoice that he brought joy to so many people. His remains will be returned to me to be buried near my home, with a flowering shrub planted over them. Thanks for your care John Michael Povey Hello Michael, I will show you the images when you arrive but essentially what we see on the CT is that he has multiple masses on his spleen and several in his lungs, additionally he has flui
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