October 2, 2023
Corona de Tucson
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| Jack was 2-2.5 years old when we adopted him. |
Adoption day...November 27, 2010 - September 22, 2023
Jack was the fourth in the Tan Clan to join our home. From day one, all of our lives changed for the better. He was energetic and driven by habits. After breakfast, it was Jack who remembered the chewable Dasuquin treat, it was Jack who remembered it was time for a morning walk, it was Jack who always knew it was 3:30 and time for afternoon ball play, and it was Jack who woke us up at 5:15 am so excited to start the day. He may have been the smallest of the Tan Clan, but he sure filled up a lot of space in our home.
It was Jack who snuggled up to me when I was reading or cross-stitching. It was Jack who found a comfy spot on top of Joe for afternoon naps on the sofa. And it was Jack who nicely reminded me it was 5:30 and time for supper.
We sure miss this little guy...
Best buddies...
Happy Trails sweet boy...
They sure do leave an empty house and a huge hole in the heart. So very sorry.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Sandie…yes they do! I know you know! Thank you!
DeleteSorry to hear about Jack always enjoyed his pictures in your blog.
ReplyDeleteThey train us well .
Thank you. Jack was definitely smart enough to learn the behaviors we wanted him to have.
DeleteA beautiful tribute! Jack was a big part of your life for 13 years, thanks for sharing some of those moments through your blogs.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Jeff…thank you! Jack was a lot of fun to have around!
DeleteI remember Jack as a little spitfire!!! And boy did he sure love chasing balls. So hard to loose a furbaby, I am very sorry.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Ruth and thank you! A little spitfire suits him well!
DeleteSo very sorry to hear about Jack. He sure was a fun, energetic little guy with his ball in his mouth.. Glad I th opportunity to know him.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Pam and thank you! I remember once at Lazy Days Jack jumped up in John’s lap after John threw the ball for him.
DeleteOh Gay! What a hard blog to read, to write.....I'm so sorry for you and Joe and Sally. I have no words to help, only time will round the edges. sigh. He was a good one, his own little self. Again, sorry he's gone.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue…thank you! His little self was full of spirit and fun times. Sometimes there just aren’t any words to say, but I do know what is in your heart…it means so much!
DeleteOh, my gosh, you two have had a hard few months. This is by far the hardest thing about being a pet owner and our hearts go out to you, Joe and Sally.
ReplyDeleteThank you both…
DeleteJack's life sure changed for the better when you and Joe brought him home! What a lucky little guy to have you and the clan to share adventures with. A lovely remembrance for a fun and sweet pup. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jodee…Jack had a hard start as he was put in a shed for 9 months with his food thrown thru the door before the Humane Society rescued him. Joe and I just happened to be at the right place at the right time for him to find us! It was ours lucky day!
DeleteDear Gay and Joe, I just read that ya’ll lost your Jack. I am so sorry. It is so hard to lose one of our best friends. Hold him in your heart and memories. You wrote a beautiful tribute to him. Sheila
ReplyDeleteThank you Sheila.
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