Omg, sad puppy!

No!! :C

What a horrible tragedy for all involved. My deepest condolences to all, and I hope little Ghengis is up in Pup Heaven. What a gorgeous little boy he was.

Hey Theo… Could you remove this comment: Ebby | Mar 07, 2009 at 11:36 PM ? It really is hateful.

Thanks.

I do hope no other souls were hurt in that tragic fire!!

Barooooo Baroooooo Baroooo hangs head in puppy sadness!

baroooooooooooooooooooooo!

there’s nothing else to say.

i haz a sad.

This is a horrible tragedy, of course, but it pales in comparison with the *millions* of dogs that are euthanized every year.

Stewart should be encouraged to adopt a dog from a shelter…

My thoughts are with the kennel owner and the propane delivery person. Not to forget the puppehs, of course, but I am truly praying that they all find peace.

Some people have a difficult time expressing themselves at horrible times like this. You have you own timeline and your own way of grieving. Please, be kind to yourself, perhaps as you would when seeing a friend in pain- what would you say/do to help relieve the pain? Then do that for yourself, because you are someone’s friend. I wish us all happier times. CO is all about happier times, but we do need to be mindful that unhappy times are part of life, too, and that we can share and move on towards the happier lives we choose to lead. Sermon over.

Jasper Jazz — I hope your physical wounds have healed well. Too, I hope you have loved ones to comfort you and help you bear your emotional wounds which I know resurface at times like this. Sending you a big hug and my prayers, sweetie.

Jen2 — thank you for the APLB link. A friend suggested the same link to me, but even after 9 months, the grief and guilt of not being able to save my own beautiful babies (Alexander and Binky) is too intense to bear and too personal to share fully. But I’ll keep the link in mind. Hope others will use it.

All — Offer support and comfort where it is needed. And do not let tragedies like this happen in vain.
Develop a plan (for all contingencies of fire) — awakening to it, coming home to it, kitchen, etc. Seconds count and practicing a plan even in your head will save you and your loved ones. Please take this to heart!!!

My apologies for being so verbose on this comment forum –this is a topic of much passion for me. I know the devastation and hate to see anyone or any creature suffer like these poor souls have and only wish to alert people to be prepared. In this way, we can at least take something good from this tragedy.
Peace.