"Dog, the best friend you will ever have. A loyal, loving companion that cares for you, more than herself. A special creature whose time in your heart will far outnumber its days on earth."
I am absolutely lost today. I decided to say goodbye to my best friend, my baby girl Cami last night. I knew it was going to be a hard decision, but today I am in so much pain and not sure what to do without her. Every where I look I see her and miss her and want her to come back.
Cami came into or lives when she was just 4 months old. Aaron and I talked about a dog and we were about to move into our first house. We actually rescued her before volunteering at KC Pet Project became a big part of my life. She had the biggest German Shepherd ears and a little puppy body. She was adorable! Andrew instantly fell in love and was excited to have a buddy at dad's house. Those puppy and adolescent years were tough. I hated leaving her in a kennel all day while we were at work, but that girl couldn't be trusted.
Cami has always been a pretty amazing dog, she was a fairly decent listener, smart and had a great personality. She was a little bitchy with other dogs and made sure they knew who was boss. She was a great guard dog with that bark of hers and didn't love strangers. She was a best friend when I was having a rough day and a great jogging buddy when I wanted some exercise. Cami got lots of attention with her tall, skinny body and her bright white coat. We think she had a little greyhound in her too. Everywhere we went she was instantly noticed and has always had the sweetest personality that everyone loved.
I am so grateful that Payton was able to know her for those 2 yrs. They became best buddies pretty quickly. Payton loved sleeping with her, taking her on walks and giving her kisses. I have no idea how to tell a 2 yr old that her best buddy is gone. I am grateful for the memories they made.
Cami girl, Baby Camers I miss you so much. You can never be replaced and will be remembered forever. I love you more than you will ever know!
Cami came into or lives when she was just 4 months old. Aaron and I talked about a dog and we were about to move into our first house. We actually rescued her before volunteering at KC Pet Project became a big part of my life. She had the biggest German Shepherd ears and a little puppy body. She was adorable! Andrew instantly fell in love and was excited to have a buddy at dad's house. Those puppy and adolescent years were tough. I hated leaving her in a kennel all day while we were at work, but that girl couldn't be trusted. 
Cami has always been a pretty amazing dog, she was a fairly decent listener, smart and had a great personality. She was a little bitchy with other dogs and made sure they knew who was boss. She was a great guard dog with that bark of hers and didn't love strangers. She was a best friend when I was having a rough day and a great jogging buddy when I wanted some exercise. Cami got lots of attention with her tall, skinny body and her bright white coat. We think she had a little greyhound in her too. Everywhere we went she was instantly noticed and has always had the sweetest personality that everyone loved.I am so grateful that Payton was able to know her for those 2 yrs. They became best buddies pretty quickly. Payton loved sleeping with her, taking her on walks and giving her kisses. I have no idea how to tell a 2 yr old that her best buddy is gone. I am grateful for the memories they made.
Cami girl, Baby Camers I miss you so much. You can never be replaced and will be remembered forever. I love you more than you will ever know!
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