A beautiful memento of our late dog

Two days ago, we had to let our 15-year-old female retriever go. She had cancer, and her condition deteriorated rapidly within a single day. She was euthanized at home in our arms, free from fear and stress. The void she leaves behind is enormous, and we miss her endlessly. My daughter found a special way to cope with her grief and, together with a friend, created a graffiti piece for her in Hanover at Glocksee. Of course, it was done on a designated area where graffiti is permitted. I’d like to show you the graffiti and hope you like it. It’s already been posted by a few photographers on Instagram. A special little memorial to a special senior dog. Love, Kerstin

No words can describe the pain. No sentences can fill the huge void. Time doesn’t heal all wounds, but it does make it more bearable.

She will always remain in your hearts.

She didn’t have to suffer and passed away peacefully surrounded by you.
There she is happy, watching over this little world from above. And especially watching over you.

Big hugs.

The graffiti is absolutely beautiful. A wonderful memory.

Love, Birgit 

Dear Kerstin,
The graffiti turned out great. Your elderly friend has been given a beautiful memorial.

Dear Kerstin,

your special way of honoring your dog’s memory—and your daughter’s way of coping with her grief—touches me deeply. She radiates so much love in the photo. And that love lives on in your hearts.

Warm regards
Monika

Pictures speak louder than words, because I’m at a loss for them right now.
What a wonderful gesture of mourning. It looks so beautiful. Your beloved will always remain in your hearts.

Warmest regards from me

Thank you so much for your kind words, and warm regards back to all of you. Best regards