Dog owner captures last moments with her dying baby. These 10 pictures show what love really is.

by waggingtonpost on in DOGS, FEATURED 14

At the vet's office, Amick lay down next to her dear Hannah for their last picture together.

“I don't think there was a single person there at the vet that didn't cry with us,” Amick said.

Amick documented her last day with Hannah on Snapchat, posted it on her Facebook page, and shared it with some fellow PetSmart employees. One employee asked to share Amick's post, and the beautiful photographic tribute to Hannah went viral.

Amick received support from so many people who saw Hannah's story. “Hannah was honestly my best friend. I only did what I knew was best for her in the end,” she stated.

“Hannah's my baby and I love her and as a friend of mine said, if anything good can come out of this loss, it's that she is touching so many lives with her story,” Amick wrote on her Facebook page.

Share this moving tribute to beautiful Hannah with your pet-loving friends and family on Facebook.

Source: KYLE AMICK / FACEBOOK


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14 thoughts on “Dog owner captures last moments with her dying baby. These 10 pictures show what love really is.”

  11. Jimmy Rodriguez-zavaleta

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    I went through the same experience how this young women is going through, i know how it feels to lose a true loyal, faithful friend you just wish he or she was with you forever, sometimes its hard letting go a friend that is family forever but i know right now he’s in a better place watching over me and my family but one day i will see my friend in the other side where we can be together how it was before. Dogs are Forever Family.

  13. Ian walker

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    I had two dogs that retired from the army with me and 2 years later one had been stuck down with cancer that was incurable so six months later she collapsed whilst out for a walk I rushed her to the vet but it was obvious that a choice had to be made. After she fell asleep my other dog (brother) lay down next to her sobbing his heart out trying to wake her up. I lay there crying and hugging both of them and my other dog stopped sobbing and went quiet as I lifted my head I tried to move him but he had hone rigid!! I called the vet and after frantically trying to get him up the vet said “he’s gone too” afterwards the vet closed shop for the day and went home for being heart broken since then i have resisted the temptation of having another dog the pain is more than i can bare

  14. Jody Worthy

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    I just lost my pug, Larry the day after Christmas (2017). I had 15 wonderful years with him, but 100 wouldn’t have been long enough! I loved him like he was one of my children.
    The love the photos showed for Hannah warmed my heart! ❤️

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