laurens758
Junior Guinea Pig
- Joined
- Jan 18, 2017
- Messages
- 21
- Reaction score
- 14
- Points
- 135
Peanut, you are going to be so missed. You were apart of our family for six years, always making us so happy. In the time you were here with us, you always put smiles on our faces, and we enjoyed every second of our time with you.
I remember the day we took you and Peaches home. You two looked so small in the little box they gave to us, huddled together in the middle of it. Everyone was so excited to get you inside of the house, and we all took turns holding you both in our arms. We quickly discovered that you squealed when any bag that sounded similar to the one that contained your hay was opened. You both loved the fuzzy pieces of hay, so we used to pick them out of the bag and give them to you both.
A friend of ours pointed out how it looked like you had "the queen's thumbprint" on your head. You were beautifully marked - such a pretty, sweet little guinea pig. You and Peaches were always looking after each other, cleaning each other, playing with each other. We had never owned guinea pigs before you, so we were nervous, but six years later, we are all so attached to you both.
It's hard to accept that you're gone. What happened was so sudden, and though I'm glad I got to say goodbye, I wish we had been able to spend more time with you in the end. It was hard to see you go from the curious guinea pig that always greeted us at the edge of her cage, to the weak version of you that I saw yesterday. I'll remember the real you, though. The guinea pig that playfully chased her sister around the cage, chewed on her igloo, and greeted us at the side of the cage every morning. It's going to take a while to get used to you not being here.
The hardest thing so far was seeing Peaches stand up on the side of the cage alone. She's going to miss you. You two have been together since we got you, and you've always been the cutest of sisters. We're going to take care of her, though, and make sure she can get on without you. It's hard referring to her just as Peaches instead of saying "Peaches and Peanut". You were both our little babies, and it's heartbreaking to know we won't get to see you everyday. I wish I could just hold you one more time.
I know you're out of your pain now, and that's the one thing that's giving me a little bit of relief. You looked so out of it last night, and though you had to suffer a little bit, it's over now. We all love you so much, Peanut. Rest in peace.
I remember the day we took you and Peaches home. You two looked so small in the little box they gave to us, huddled together in the middle of it. Everyone was so excited to get you inside of the house, and we all took turns holding you both in our arms. We quickly discovered that you squealed when any bag that sounded similar to the one that contained your hay was opened. You both loved the fuzzy pieces of hay, so we used to pick them out of the bag and give them to you both.
A friend of ours pointed out how it looked like you had "the queen's thumbprint" on your head. You were beautifully marked - such a pretty, sweet little guinea pig. You and Peaches were always looking after each other, cleaning each other, playing with each other. We had never owned guinea pigs before you, so we were nervous, but six years later, we are all so attached to you both.
It's hard to accept that you're gone. What happened was so sudden, and though I'm glad I got to say goodbye, I wish we had been able to spend more time with you in the end. It was hard to see you go from the curious guinea pig that always greeted us at the edge of her cage, to the weak version of you that I saw yesterday. I'll remember the real you, though. The guinea pig that playfully chased her sister around the cage, chewed on her igloo, and greeted us at the side of the cage every morning. It's going to take a while to get used to you not being here.
The hardest thing so far was seeing Peaches stand up on the side of the cage alone. She's going to miss you. You two have been together since we got you, and you've always been the cutest of sisters. We're going to take care of her, though, and make sure she can get on without you. It's hard referring to her just as Peaches instead of saying "Peaches and Peanut". You were both our little babies, and it's heartbreaking to know we won't get to see you everyday. I wish I could just hold you one more time.
I know you're out of your pain now, and that's the one thing that's giving me a little bit of relief. You looked so out of it last night, and though you had to suffer a little bit, it's over now. We all love you so much, Peanut. Rest in peace.
I'm so sorry.