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not bunnies, but I did lose two very dear animals last year, and I thought i should finally get around to commemorating them here.
Luthien had been acting on and off lethargic for years, and like an vet visits only helped temporarily. i foolishly accepted it as the new normal and didn’t notice in time when she really got sick. she was a good turtle and deserved a lot better
I’m really gonna miss this old guy. Remus was old and creaky but still had so much love in him. He was our first family dog so we pretty much sucked at training him but he was so good natured it hardly mattered. I like to imagine he’s running through a field somewhere with Tash and Mosa (two other dogs in my extended family who passed last year) like he did before he got all arthritic.
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