When Evan was born, Triscuit was very curious about him but grew to love him, even if he did pull her leash on the walks because at the end of the day, he gave her tons of table scraps.
She was the best dog that I have ever met and I feel so fortunate to have known her. She showed me patience, calm, and unconditional love. She will be forever my beloved girl who brought a smile to my face everyday.
Her last moments in life were around 230pm today (October 15th) with me and Amy by her side. The neurologist found a tumor in her spine that was causing Triscuit to lose function of her tail and her back legs, and soon other parts of her body. Since her quality of life was really bad and the fact they could not operate, we made the decision to give her the peace she deserved. She was calm and at peace right until her last breath. She was one of a kind and I will miss her forever. Thanks to everyone who offered to watch the cats, Evan, brought us food, and sent positive thoughts.
Tonight I will eat a hotdog and a piece of cheese then take a walk because I know that is what my beautiful girl would want more than anything in the world. I will miss you Triscuit!
Kelly
I am sure Lucy and Wish welcomed you into doggy heaven today Triscuit. Thanks for being a good friend to Sophie by showing her the ropes and sharing your bed with her, especially since you wouldn’t share your bed with any doggy 🙂 Doug and I will always remember you Triscuit-Biscuit and the times you spent at our house. Lots of love to Jen, Amy, Evan, Salsa, and Pita.
Jennifer Zelazny
Thanks for the comment. One can hope Lucy, Triscuit, and Wish are all running around somewhere together.
Diane Hogan
Hello Jen, Amy, and Evan,
I am truly sorry to hear about Triscuit. I am so glad you had her in your life. Yes, I know the pain of losing one of your best friends. It is so hard, and frankly, you’ll never forget them. All my dogs have been special, but Bandit was exceptional. My best to you, Diane Hogan
Jennifer Zelazny
Thanks Diane. I still remember your dogs – they were always wonderful and I appreciate your comments.
Angie R-W
Jen, Amy, and Evan –
my heart goes out to you. I am so sorry for your loss. Triscuit was such a gem. I know you’ll always have wonderful memories of her. and what a sweet way to honor her on this page.
hugs,
ARW
Julie
Jen- that is a beautiful tribute to a wonderful dog. She is lucky to have had such a wonderful family who cared so much about her. My heart goes out to all of you and I hope that all the good memories you have will make the lonely days get a bit easier with time.
Jennifer Zelazny
Thanks for your comments – we definitely have a lot of great memories of her…and us together 😉