Nala Renee Willow O’Connor crossed Rainbow Bridge to be with the angels on November 11, 2024, after suddenly becoming very sick and being diagnosed with diabetes causing life threatening symptoms. The hospital saved her life twice and we did everything we possibly could for her, but in the end it wasn’t enough… we were faced with having to make the hardest decision of our lives. We only had 7 short years with her, but in that short time, she brought us more joy and love then some people get in a lifetime. Nala was a birthday present during a really hard time in my life when I just couldn’t find any happiness and was really struggling. When I found out I was getting her, I cried my eyes out. I wanted this dog for so long. The day I got her was one of the best days of my entire life. That day I brought home a new, forever best friend & daughter. It will ALWAYS be one of the happiest days of my life. No gift I ever receive will ever top her. She meant everything to me. Nothing was more important to me than her. She was the only thing that brought true joy into my life. She was my source of love, both giving & receiving. I honestly don’t know what I would’ve done if she never came into my life. Nala was the most fun- loving, energetic, high maintenance, spoiled pomsky in the world. I always strived to give her the best life a doggy could have bc she deserved it. She had the most adorable face but you had to be careful to not let it fool you because she was always plotting some kind of evil plan in her brain. Always trying to figure out how to get herself in some sort of trouble. She loved the outdoors, running, walks, trips to the park, her ifetch, treats & bones and eating anything. Her favorite was frosty paws/ dogsters ice creams. We loved spending time together and never ever got sick of each other. I only wish now we had gotten more time together and didn’t take time for granted. Nothing made Nala happier than when she was with her whole family and we were all together. She’d get depressed if any of us was away from her for too long. She was the most empathetic dog in the world. She knew what you were thinking/ feeling before you even showed it. She loved with her whole heart. Looking back on the 7 short years I had with her, I feel so lucky she was mine & I was hers. I never got tired of her, her ridiculous antics or her diva attitude. She never ceased to amaze, shock & tire us. We were so lucky she chose us to be her family. She filled my heart every second of every day. I wouldn’t have traded life with her for anything in the world. I love & miss her so much it physically hurts. I love you forever & always, Nala🩷🐾 I can’t wait for the day we’re together again. Nala is survived by her dogmom, Kellie O’Connor and her doggy grandparents, Kim and John O’Connor. “You were my favorite hello and my hardest goodbye” “I loved you for your whole life and I’ll miss you for the rest of mine”
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