Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
On may 23 our dog Ipsy died. We "rescued" Ipsy from an animal shelter in July 2017 (although exactly who saved who is up for debate). For the last two years he had been diagnosed with a brain tumor ("Cushing syndrome"). Ultimately his kidneys stopped working (maybe as a result of the strong medication) and we had to let him go. He served as therapy dog, and personal trainer. He was extremely friendly and gentle and hardly ever barked. If I had to describe him , I'd choose "eager" - eager for food, walks, and an eternal optimist. May he rest in peace. The music is a somewhat non-conventional miniature with many "blues" influences.
#loss #blues #unconventional #doglove #mourning
On may 23 our dog Ipsy died. We "rescued" Ipsy from an animal shelter in July 2017 (although exactly who saved who is up for debate). For the last two years he had been diagnosed with a brain tumor ("Cushing syndrome"). Ultimately his kidneys stopped working (maybe as a result of the strong medication) and we had to let him go. He served as therapy dog, and personal trainer. He was extremely friendly and gentle and hardly ever barked. If I had to describe him , I'd choose "eager" - eager for food, walks, and an eternal optimist. May he rest in peace. The music is a somewhat non-conventional miniature with many "blues" influences.
#loss #blues #unconventional #doglove #mourning
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