When a family pet passes away, it is important to do some things for yourself to help remember and honor them. When I had to say Goodbye to Nekita, it was the most difficult time of my life. It has now been almost a month, and I am finally getting to the point where I am not continually filled with sorrow. It is important to find ways to help yourself heal after such a loss.
For me, I have chosen to remember Nekita by getting her portrait tattooed on my arm. Furthermore, her paw print will remain part of my Such Good Dogs logo, and her picture will remain on our Such Good Dogs car, even when we re-do it.
We also finally received her ashes back last week. We took the other two dogs hiking in one of Nekita's favorite spots and spread her ashes from the rocks into the ocean. It was hard and sad and I cried, but it was also very helpful to get a little bit of closure. Nekita's favorite thing was the ocean, and it brings me comfort and joy knowing that she will forever be part of the ocean.
For me, I have chosen to remember Nekita by getting her portrait tattooed on my arm. Furthermore, her paw print will remain part of my Such Good Dogs logo, and her picture will remain on our Such Good Dogs car, even when we re-do it.
We also finally received her ashes back last week. We took the other two dogs hiking in one of Nekita's favorite spots and spread her ashes from the rocks into the ocean. It was hard and sad and I cried, but it was also very helpful to get a little bit of closure. Nekita's favorite thing was the ocean, and it brings me comfort and joy knowing that she will forever be part of the ocean.
The spot where we spread Nekita's ashes at sunset.
Nekita's is the middle paw print in my Such Good Dogs logo.
Such Good Dogs car.
Nekita & Caravaggio with the car after a hike.
Nekita memorial tattoo by Monica Painter.
The picture the tattoo portrait was based off.
This is also the picture of Nekita currently on the SGDs car.
Devo, Nekita, & Caravaggio at Kapalua Bay (not long before she passed).
Athena with Nekita, Devo, & Caravaggio.
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