Moppet, the Hair Monster We lost Moppet in October, 2009. We had a long battle with Cushings, and it took its toll on both her body and her mind.
To Moppet, Our Rescue Dog No one ever told you what you did wrong To be chained up and left alone in that back yard. Fed only sometimes, never with fresh water. But we rescued you. No one ever told you what you did wrong To never be brushed or played with, Or let into the house. But we rescued you. It was an ordeal to touch you, to handle you But it was never difficult to love you Or to let you into our hearts or our home. Yes, we rescued you. We helped you to trust again Not to fear human touch or voice or action. We gave you unconditional love. Yes, we rescued you. You were our best friend and our companion On our walks, in the car, on vacation, in life And late at night with the strange noises in the house. Yes, we rescued you. But your illness and your age took its toll On both your body and mind. We did what we could, with love and medication To rescue you. We had to make that final, difficult decision. And we came to realize, upon returning to that empty house, That it was not us who rescued you But you who were sent to rescue us.
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