Remembering Queenie... by bjywamer

Remembering Queenie...

We lost this special little girl 2 1/2 years ago already. Still miss her! ❤️This was taken in July 2021, about six months before she died.

Many thanks for your visits, comments, and favs. All are so appreciated!
I know your pain. She certainly was a pretty girl.
September 3rd, 2024  
So sad to lose a member of the family
September 3rd, 2024  
I understand. We miss our Molly.
September 3rd, 2024  
Such a sweet face. Lovely to remember
September 3rd, 2024  
I know, our pets are always with us.
September 3rd, 2024  
Nice!
September 3rd, 2024  
Photos keep memories alive
September 3rd, 2024  
Lovely, we keep them in our hearts.
September 3rd, 2024  
Such a sweet shot and I understand. I still miss my kitties.
September 3rd, 2024  
A lovely capture of Queenie
September 3rd, 2024  
What a gorgeous capture
September 3rd, 2024  
A beautiful & loved dog…..she will never be forgotten!
September 3rd, 2024  
I feel the loss too of loosing a beloved companion
September 3rd, 2024  
Nice to have those pictures
September 3rd, 2024  
Beautiful capture and memory.
September 3rd, 2024  
Love and memories never ends
September 3rd, 2024  
Queenie was beautiful- a gentle giant, I think! She was well loved (and is terribly missed). Fav
September 3rd, 2024  
cute
September 4th, 2024  
Beautiful photo of Queenie. I still miss my dog Rosie.
September 7th, 2024  
@eudora Thanks, Diane, and thanks for the follow! :-) What kind of dog was Rosie? Queenie was a Shetland Sheepdog (Sheltie). One of the best dogs we ever had (and we've had many over the years!).
September 7th, 2024  
@bjywamer Thanks for following me! Rosie was an Australian shepherd mix, a young stray who found us. She was the most intuitive dog we ever had. When we were sick or feeling down, she was right there to comfort us. We had some good dogs before and after Rosie, but she was special.
September 8th, 2024  
Sweet shot, lovely dog
September 9th, 2024  
@eudora We would like another Sheltie one day, or even an Aussie Shepherd. But, right now we have a 60-pound, nut case (LOL), Blue Tick Coonhound who is only 8 years old. At our ages (just past mid-70's) Trapper is becoming a bit much for me to handle. :-( But, we have had him for at least 5 years (rescued from a shelter) and feel conflicted about trying to re-home him... I can understand what you shared about Rosie! We had the best dog ever for a few years when we lived in Alaska. Moshe was the most intelligent and totally engaged with us dog we had ever had. Sadly, he died too young from epileptic seizures. We were totally heartbroken and will always miss him!
September 9th, 2024  
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