I am so very sorry Chelle. For you, your hubby, your children and Samson and Pippin. That 1st pic of your hubby with Rosie is just killing me here. I could imagine your house without Rosie is just so 'different'...
It will take a lot of time to get over this (if that's even ever possible). Keep her stuff out and around for however long you want to. We all understand and ache for you so much right now...
As sad as I myself am over all of this, I find peace with the fact that Rosie is now watching over you and your family, always. You will see her again one day (not for a very long time) but you will, and she'll be waiting for you, patiently. I'm sure Rosie isn't at all mad for what you had to do Chelle, she understands...
Rosie will never be forgotten - by any of us BPO'ers. From her endearing smile, to her smarts and beautiful face, she was truly a sweetheart. I think (even deep down), she knew that too.
I love the car ride you gave her on the way, how very sweet that was, she looks like she was in her glory - what more can be said about that. Bless your heart for taking her in, making her feel more than welcome, giving her a family, and most of all - giving Rosie more love than any dog could wish for. That is the greatest gift in all the world.
(((((((((HUGS))))))))))
Kelly & KateÂ