Some of you guys who has been reading my biography already knew i have a pug named Mindy (1 year old) and a jack russel named Mischa (13 years old). But Mischa had immense trouble with her heart: Some sort of body liquid (i don't know what it's called) was stuck on or at her heart. Now, 1 hour and 30 minutes ago from this post (now it's 9:35 here, but this happened at 7:04), Mischa fell over and had a shock. My stepfather called my mother to come and she called me to come. And now, currently while typing this on my 3DS, Mischa lays on a pillow with a towel over her. She rests in peace now. My stepfather is unable to talk because he's so sad, just like my mom and i am.

Almost 2 years ago (on the 20th of January, 4 days after my 15th birthday and 4 days after Mindy's birth) my pug Gizmo died. I made a thread about that too. But Gizmo was suffering from his diseases to stay with us, Mischa was doing the opposite: She waited for us to be together and then... She left us. She wanted to see us one more last time before she went to heaven. May God give her a nice spot in heaven to rest...

Mindy wasn't quite acting normal either. She knew something was wrong, but didn't knew what it was. And Mischa was with my stepfather since Mischa was a puppy. Mischa is now in our hearts... just like Gizmo.

(Yes, i believe in God for a small part. I believe there is a god that watches over us)

Now, in another thread, i said i believe in ghosts as i can see them sometimes. It's a pretty old thread now (beginning this year) but i said i could see them. My goal with this ability is to see Gizmo and/or Mischa, even if they're not alive anymore. I want to see them one more time...

I am sorry. I know how you feel. I will be broken when my beagle has to go. My family has had her since she was 9 months old and we love that little dog. Even when she snaps at us for trying to give her medicine. I am sure all animals get a get into heaven pass,they do not know hatred or evil.

Oh gosh, so sorry to hear. Honestly, I'm not prepared for the day when my cat, Maggie (15 years ~), will pass away. We've had her since I was a baby and she was a kitten and she has always been my favorite and possibly the reason why I want to be a Vet when I go to college. My mother would joke about it being her time soon, and  I would always shrug it off. But now I really am starting to feel like her days are limited.

Fyredove : I made a thread about my first pet who passed away as well. 4 days after my birthday. (16th of January is my birthday)

But i hope and think Maggie will stay with you for a while. If not then a fairly long time. To be honest, we were semi-prepared for Mischa to die, as we'd knew she was very sick. But we expected she would die 2 years from now.

oh, i'm really sorry to hear that . i've never had a pet and therefore don't know what it feels like to lose one, so i'm not going to be pretentious and say "i understand," but i do feel really sorry for you. i'm sure Mischa is in a better place now.

Losing a pet is an awful experience. Ik weet hoe het voelt, man.

Moge God haar een betere plek geven.

That's tough, man. We have a 3 year old terrier mix named Azuki and she's as much a part of the family as anyone else is. Sure, she barks louder than my kids scream but we take her for who she is and we love her.

I never grew up with a dog because my parents (my mom) never wanted to clean up with dog hair. We had fish, a turtle, and some other animals and I remember being hurt and sad and crushed when they died. And one really can't pet a fish.

I'm sorry your puppy's gone. The positive is that you gave those dogs a good life and they had a lot of fun while they were still alive.

Good luck channeling them after death. I'm sure if you squint hard enough, you'll see them running around or if you listen hard enough, you'll hear their toe nails clicking on the floor again.

You'll get to see your pet again. I promise you that. Just because her old body's in the ground doesn't mean she won't get a new one. And when you die, you'll see that she's alive and well and happy. I've lost several pets, and that hope helps keep me going. I mean, what kind of God would just let death be the end? That we'd never get the chance to see our pets or our families again? I don't believe in that sort of God. Old memories aren't enough for me. I want to make new ones always. That's what makes me happy and gives me hope. There are better and stronger memories to be made. So if you want to see Gizmo and Mischa and Mindy (after she passes on), you will be able to, and you'll get to be with them and love them even more than you did here. I firmly believe that.

I'm so sorry, man. It is never easy to lose a pet, especially one you've had for so long. At least know that she loved you and your family very much. 13 years is really a lot on dogs, she lived a long, happy life. Be thankful for the time you had, okay?

MarioLucarioFan64 : Hello I know how it is losing a pet, don't let anyone ever tell you that they are not family, or they won't go to heaven. Because they are family and as the movie implies they will go to heaven, and you will see them again. Awesome gift with seeing ghosts I believe more people have an easier time seeing them then others, but I do believe anyone can do it with enough training. I am really sorry for your lost. Remember to take a piece of hair or her collar to remember her by also, it helps binds the spirit to this world so its easier to come back (so you can see them) its a legend/myth but figured I tell you so just in case right?