To All The Pets We’ll Love Forever - No Matter Where They Are ❤️ | The Dodo Soulmates
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Didn’t expect to cry this early. What a beautiful tribute, especially today 🙏
I'm with you Trishd I lost my little girl 2 years ago after having her for 16 years. This just brought back so many memories and I'm bawling 😭😭but I'm loving this video very much.
I know right. I’m in bed watching RUclips with my earbuds in and I’m crying. My husband is what is wrong? I’m like I just need a hug. This makes me miss all the pets and people I’ve recently lost. It’s been a rough 3 years in this house… an adored family pet of 17 years , a profoundly loved grandpa and my mom which just makes me grieve again for my dad whose been gone almost 7 years.
@@pattiwintermute2166 Oh, I know how you feel. My beloved cat daughter died of cancer at 17, in 2002. Still miss her. My new girl arrived in 2018, Babette, a Siamese mix who is now four. She's greatly loved, but differently 😺💕🤗
Cringe Af.
@@Lamiishere Ooooooooh, you so edgy.
I'm not crying you're crying😭
You got that right
Yup. 😢❤️
I am sobbing. We should start a club lol 😆
I’m balling
I admit ,I am.
This story, this post, is so heartwarming, so well done, that I can’t think of what to type. I’m a 69 year old man, and I just wiped a tear. Yes, I’d do it all over agin.
Same here 🥹
What a beautiful story. Thank you. I haven’t been strong enough to do it again. So much of me wants to, but the pain of loss is so great , to choose to go through it again. I hope that changes for me.
after 28 yrs my dog still visits me every so often when im asleep & dreaming 🙏💜🕯️🌱🐾👣🌿🌎🕊️🔔
@@journeywithnichole986 I hope so too 🥰
"You love hard; you hurt hard."
Yes, that's the deal we make with dogs when we bring them home and let them into our lives.
Your family, Harlow, and Gunner are truly blessed to have found one another in this world, to care for and love one another as a family.
Not everyone gets to be this lucky, but you guys do.
Yeah
Hello
What a powerful story.
This shows how pets can have a positive impact on the lives of their owners..
Rest In Paradise Harlow 😇😇
This just made me weep. I lost my heart just over a year ago. I loved that dog more than my life. Grief is the price we pay for love and yet, I would do it all over again.
You love hard. You hurt hard. Wise words.
We come to this earth in different shapes and different forms. But ultimately, what we experience is the exchange of LOVE.
Harlow came and showed you all the love you needed to give and did his job well. What a painfully bittersweet story. Sucks that with so much love also comes with so much pain, but so is the story of life.
🥂 to Harlow.
Beautifully said
I instantly started crying once she said he had cancer, I just lost my dog Suzie to throat cancer..... And it just made me realize how much I miss her!!😭😭😭 Harlow you seemed amazing, Thank you!!🕊️🐕🕊️
I'm so sorry for your loss
Sorry for your loss
So sorry for your loss
So sorry for your loss 💔
You just made a 44 yr old man cry like a baby girl.
I lost my two cats in one month this summer. Every pet eventually breaks our heart.
@Farah Renard I will look for an elder cat next time. One who needs love.
That happened to me in 2019. 16 yr old being treated for cancer, when suddenly my healthy young cat died from unknown heart defect. The worst month of my life. Adopting 2 cats from the local shelter a few months later, was a way to honor my cats- and it saved my soul.
@@lisabelle7553 Thank you my friend. I know God has a plan. ❤️
@Farah Renard my heart grows bigger for every new pet, but still hurts not having all of them, I love them I miss them, they are part of me
To all who have lost their dogs, sorry for your loss. The pounds and rescues are filling up again and there are plenty in need of of a second chance. If you can’t commit to a lifetime please consider fostering one until it gets a home. You get a dog again, it gets a chance, and there is someone to tell a prospective adopter exactly what they’re like. Thank you.
Very well said. The worst day of owning a pet is the day you have to say goodbye. They are our family and will forever be the best things that happen to us as humans.
If there is a heaven our little friends will be there waiting for us.
Yes I am crying 😭😭 I found my Shorty on the street and lost her 16 year's later
"You love hard; you hurt hard."... this video is so sweet and heart warming...
At 20 my Lady literally ran into my life.. I was working the big summer art fair at U of Michigan and Lady was running with a large pack of dog that careless students had let loose when they went home on summer break. She was 7 months old according to the vet and her body. She was so sma d t that she started answering to Lady almost immediately. I thought I would look for a home for her. But she was a 2 day foster fail. Amazingly Lady, a black lab, lived to be 15. My baby was one month old when her lungs collapsed. We had to put her down. Nearly 40 years later, I am still crying as I write this. Blessings to your family.
I miss Lady every day even though we have had many great dogs since then and do now too. I do take comfort that Pope Francis said our dogs are in heaven. Heck I knew that. Where else would they be!
Warm, wholesome, and heart breaking. Relived the passing of all my 4-legged blessings. Thanking GOD for them all.
God bless you and your family for giving this precious pup such a beautiful life ❤️ 💖 💕.
What an incredibly beautiful and inspiring story. Although I don't have any dogs, I do have one cat, his name is Salem, and he is my world. Sadly, I have had to say goodbye to four of my babies (cats), Aurum, Samurai, Jack, and Sable. My girl Sable passed away on Jan 2nd, 2022. She passed in my arms and that nearly broke me. My friend Steve made an observation regarding her passing. He said that she waited until I arrived home to say goodbye and that observation made it easier for me to accept her passing. It's never easy to let them go, but if you have enough love in your heart to welcome another, then it's worth it because we get to experience their amazing capacity for them to love us unconditionally, and although I only have my Salem left, I know that I still have so much room in my heart to welcome another. May Harlow rest in eternal peace...
Harlow spent his whole life as a member of this lovely and caring family~
Such a lovely one!💞
Thank you for sharing this video~🤗
From the title of this I suspected I would cry and I was so right. It's not just the sadness of Harlow's passing, but it reminds me that my kitties will leave me one day.
This type
Anyone else sitting here blubbing? What an honour it is to have these amazing animals to share our lives with - and we never forget them. I like to think I'll see them again someday.............
I thought I could hold it together but I started crying when they got Gunner
I lost my dog yesterday
9/10/22
His name was Macky
He was an amazing, chill but loud dog who loved food
But now he's in the sky, finally free to go back to his dad that died 5 years before he did
But now they are back together
Sorry for your loss. Take time for yourself to just rest your heart.
why does cancer have to take away so many beautiful things , rest in peace Harlow ❤️
Oh my goodness, the tears! Excuse me while I get a tissue.
No matter how many dogs I rescued, they all rescued me and I remember each and every one, especially the ones who stayed. To Bun, Ra'hab and Moses. ❤️❤️❤️
My girl is 16, and this video is making me cry. Mimzy has been here for me for so long.
My little Daphne taught me how to love unconditionally.
Foster kid, formerly homeless, criminal record, lifetime of issues.
She saved my life and I can't ever repay her.
She's my everything and I'm grateful for every moment she blesses me with her presence.
She's my angel.
Good job Harlow. You are a great boy. You are loved.
Rest in Paradise.
I like the message. "That's the deal we make with dogs." Sooner or later, you have to let them go, no matter how hard it is. That's why the time we spend with our pets is so precious.
We adopted a slightly older rescue cat who spent his whole life on the streets before us. We only had Mack for about 4 years. We had to unexpectedly put him down because he was sick and we couldn't afford the over $3k it would take to maybe find out what was wrong. It's been almost a year since Mack Man had to go "fight laser dolphins in Guam" and it hurts every day. He was perfect. The cat that made us "parents". We miss him.
He held on for 6 more months because of all the love you gave him. He stayed to help you adjust to the idea of him having to leave. Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful life . ❤
Beautifully put together tribute to a great friend with tears in my eyes.
Dogs are literally God's gift to us.
In the heavens we will reunite again!
God bless you all!
My senior cat is beginning to show signs that her chronic illness is taking over. I wasn’t ready to rescue a kitten 14 years ago myself but she has been my world this whole time. I feel this. ❤️
Had a rescue i got when he was 18mo old. Had been abandoned and abused. Had that wonderful guy for 18 years. Gone to heaven 6 years ago, his leash still hangs behind the door.
That was like watching back someone's home videos meant for family. It was beautiful.
**TRUST ME WHEN I SAY THAT GOD HAS TRULY BLESSED YOUR LIFE WITH LOVE!! YOU "WILL" SEE HARLOW AGAIN, MY FRIEND, IN HEAVEN!!**
Three weeks ago I had to put my 13 1/2 year old cookapoo named Baker down,it was the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do. I’m a retired carpenter,6ft 215 pounds and 3 weeks later I’m still crying like a little baby, I really miss that little guy!
Getting a dog is like getting a baby that will also be your best friend in the world, accepting that you won't have it for more than a bit over a decade, 19 years at most if you get really, really lucky.
Imagine having a baby, and having to come to terms with the fact that once they're 10-14, they'll pass.
People say not to compare, but I've seen plenty of parents that love their children less than I loved my dog, Max. He passed 10 years ago, and I've not been able to get a new dog because losing Max was so traumatic that my brain decided to shield me from that pain in the future. Now, if I get close to getting a new puppy, I will get massive panic attacks and give up. I have CPTSD and phobia as a result of losing my dog, yet people tell me "at least it wasn't a child!"... Yeah, on a spiritual level, he very much was.
I totally agree. Pets ARE our child. Sorry for your loss
I am so sorry you lost your Fur Baby. ~ As of current my Dog, is around 13 (Don't know his true age since he was a rescue, they say he was 2 and that was 2011) I just received news yesterday at the Vet. Not good news. I told myself after Him, I am never getting another dog. The pain and loss is too much. I have lost 2 already, and now I want to shield myself. I so understand what you are feeling. ~
I have a LONG list of animal companions I have loved and lost, so I understand the grief. The worst was when I had a house fire and lost almost everyone in the space of a few minutes. The loss of all my possessions and part of the structure was nothing to the loss of my fur babies. But knowing that there were others out there that needed a forever home encouraged me to try again. And again.
@@sallyrickerson9139 we also have to remember when getting pets we are making them live their best life and they fulfill their life. I always try and remember that my pets lived happily, even if they have gone for reasons we can control but didn’t know. Remember all the great memories you had with them too ❤️❤️ that’s what I try to do. Wishing you the best of luck xoxo you will know when it’s faith. Pets come to us when we need it and you’ll find the right time for when a dog needs you if that ever happens. Stay safe!
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What a powerful story and beautiful. I can't stop crying because I have been through losing three dogs. 😢 You and your husband had a great bond with Harlow and I was happy when you adopted Guner to add to your growing family. Believe me, Harlow is looking down on you 🙏🏽
I cry for her and I love the beautiful things for her. I wish she was my friend! What an amazingly beautiful memorial this woman made
All of us are crying
Rest in Peace beautiful Harlow and thanks for all the love you brought.
Wow! It brought me to tears. Beautiful homage she made to her Har! I know the feeling. I lost my 2 pets who were 15 years old. They were brothers and passed 2 months apart from each other. It was so hard to come back home and not having them to greet me at the door, like they used to do every single day. But that’s life. As I read once, between hello and goodbye, there’s so much love. And no matter how many years pass, I will always love them!🥲❤️
rest in peace harlow. As someone who worked in a vets office, thank you taylor for being with him to the very end. that is the time when a pet needs their owner the most.
That thing at the end- if a person is able and willing- is the best kind of tribute to a pet who passed away. Thanks for rescuing Gunner.
Losing your dog is the hardest thing! People who know, know. What a blessing in Har!!!
To all those who had or have an animal. You're so lucky. Many folks such as myself want animals, but can't afford them.
Harlow we love you❤️. Rest in peace buddy
This story in so many ways reminds me of my dog. I have a 16 years old Maltese . I’ve had her ever since she was two. She’s showed me nothing but love, courage and was there for me through the darkest time of my life. She is my first child is what I tell everyone. She goes everywhere with me. I would put her in my tote and carry her no matter where I go. Now that she old, she has dementia and can no longer hear and often cannot even recognizes me. I know it’s time to let her go but I’m having a hard time. I also had my daughter after I had my dog. She was so gentle with my daughter and really treated her like her little sister. I know the time is near that I will have to let her go soon. Her dementia is progressing. I hope deep inside. She remembers that she has a mommy that love her so much and will forever cherish her. Dogs are not just dogs. They are a gift from heaven. They are here to show us how to love one another. Please cherish them and love them.
Tears in my eyes as I write this. Thank you for sharing this wonderful story. We need dogs more than they need us.
I still cry when I think of my pets that have passed to the rainbow bridge. I miss their quirky personalities. My home has become much quieter, then I realized how bright them made my day.
Beautiful tribute to one’s loved pets. Thank you
Couldn't stop crying. I lost my sweet girl on March 30 from cancer. She was eleven and a half years old. I have her ashes and I wear a small portion in a necklace close to my heart. Love you and miss you dulce
I've lost quite a few pets in my lifetime. And I remember every one of them and how much joy they bought into my life.
Thanks for this. I knew i'd cry.
It is an amazing thing to love an animal! They teach us so much….
didn't know this video will make me cry. may Gunner be Birdie's happiness as she grows. thank you Taylor & Chris for being fabulous parents to Harlow & Gunner
My aunt just passed yesterday afternoon, and Harlow just warmed my heart in the best way possible. Thank you 🥺🤍
Her narrative made me teary-eyed for a moment, beautiful.
Rest in peace, Harlow. Welcome to the family, Gunner ❤❤❤
Goodbyes are the just beginning of many Hellos.
I'm sitting here in tears feeling the sadness of how it is to lose one of our sweet fur babies but yet have to remember all the wonderful memories they give us through the years. My profile pic is of my sweet baby girl "Harley Sue" and I lost her 6 yrs. ago but still can't change the pic. She was there for me when my life was taken over by CRPS and was such a comfort, we too were usually together 24/7 and I loved every minute of it. In a way she's still with me, I have her ashes in an urn that's here in my living room. I wasn't sure if I was ready for a new pooch but everyone around me thought I needed to get one, so I did. I've now had "Ziggy Lee" for 5 yrs...he's completely opposite from Harley and I love this little devil with all my heart. LOL Ya gotta love them fur babies! R.I.P. Harlow...Wags and wet kisses from Texas! : )
I lost my girl in February due to dementia after 2 years of battle, still hurts a lot :(
So sorry...🙏
They’re there to give you the best days of your life and the worst one. Awesome story. Rainbow road.
We truly don’t deserve these beautiful creatures! We just lost our fur baby of 15 years and it is absolutely brutal! What a beautiful story, thank you for sharing!
I am weeping. Remembering all my past love that we’re wrapped in love and fur. Thank you.
I lost six dogs so far. Each time it was devastating. I keep on having dogs for the rest of my life. Best friends never go apart.
Much love to everyone giving a dog a home.
Think that’s one of the hardest happiest and sad videos I’ve ever seen.
This one really got me tearing. I lost my 15 year old dog Rudy to cancer a couple months ago and met a senior rescue who needed a home on the day that I received Rudy’s ashes. Meant to be. ❤️
Im crying so hard. My husband and i got our dog 12 years ago when we got married and he's been through so much with us. Im glad he's still here but I know he doesn't have a ton of time left. This makes me think of that even more. My dog helped me through so much the last 12 years and its going to hurt so bad when he goes. Dogs are a part of your family, no matter what anyone wants to say about it.
Harlow was well loved.
I lost my beautiful tibeten after 16 years together and I never thought I would get over it but I got a rescue collie a year ago and he saved me I believe ollie and all my other dogs lost are in him just like in the book dogs purpose thank you for your wonderful video
You can never realize how much having a pet can be integrated into your life, and affect you. Not until after they are gone. That is when you realize how much they have changed your life. Thus making it so much harder when we loose them. They become your fur babies, and family.
Boy,did I need to see this today! Found out Friday that my 10 year Great Dane has prostate cancer. It's going to be so hard to let him go!!
No matter where they are, they live inside our hearts forever, as long as we remember them and all they love they gave us. 🥹❤️
Lasting tribute for lasting memories. RIP Har
What a sweet story. The hardest part about having a pet is letting them go. It is the price we pay for loving them. But in the end, it is totally worth it.
I am 75 and live alone on a mountain. My wonderful white cat passed away from cancer three days ago. I can’t stop weeping. I really know how you feel.
I’m not crying, your crying 😢. That was a beautiful tribute.
Love your pets with all your heart and soul because they are your sons and daughters they will always be family.
The bonds between humans and animals is one of the strongest and purest there is. I actually believe it is spiritual. ❤️
It’s been nine years later. Nine. I cannot imagine deliberately putting myself through this horrific grief again. No more fur babies. RIP sweet girl…✨💖✨
First dodo video that made me cry Harlow lived a good life with the best family he could possibly have had.
Before even watching this I know I'm gonna cry so here we go! 🤧🥲😍
I've just gone through Pet Loss myself a few short weeks ago. I shouldn't have watched this. It's reduced me to a sniveling crying mess. I had my baby 17 years. I miss her so much.
I’m so sorry for your loss
Sorry for your loss. I lost a pet this year too.
I’m so sorry for the loss of your sweet pup💔 It’s so very hard to get over the loss!
I am sorry to hear of your loss. Sending you hugs 🫂.
Thank you everyone who has commented their condolences. I appreciate that you've taken the time to do so. It's a struggle, I'm sure you all know the feeling. Take care of yourselves.
This made me cry.😭 We are so grateful to have pets in our life. I couldn't stop my tears after reading comments of pet losses. Sending prayers, love & light 🙏❤✨
What a beautiful and wonderful tribute to Harlow. He was so loved by you and your family. So glad that you gave Gunner a second chance by adopting him. And he does look like Harlow too.
Until one has loved an animal a part of one's soul remains unawakened.
Anatole France
My beloved cat daughter, Sox, died of cancer in 2002. I still miss her very much. It took me 16 years to be open to another. My sweet girl, Babette, came into my life four years ago. I love her as much as my other girl, but differently. There's no human being as loving and loyal as our fur babies 💕😺🐶
RIP Harlow, I'm glad you lived such a wonderful life with a family that truly loved you.
I can't stop crying. There are not purest souls than those about animals and children. Thousands of cuddles and kisses, and my best wishes for all the 'Harlow' around the world. And of course, congratulations for Taylor and her family for being the best family for Harlow! 😇🥰😍
This is so beautiful we just lost our mini poodle Rome, two weeks ago he was 15 years old and even though we only had him 8 of those 15 years we loved him and he loved us. And I watched this I knew where the video would end but the joy in the very beginning brought a smile to my face. Har and Rome I believe are with God and they are no longer in pain but running and jumping and eating whatever they want. Thank you dodo I love this channel!!❤️🥹
This is making me cry. It was my second cat. When my fiancé passed suddenly of a heart attack my beloved Taco comforted me. I have his ashes. I got cat #3 Manny. Two years later we got her dog sister, Montana, he helped raise. At 16 and a half she got so sick and I had to put her to sleep. The night before we shared honey. She had no appetite but she ate for me. When I brought her body home Manny ran. He was very depressed which surprised me. Didn't realize how close he was. Then he comforted me. When I was recovering from getting hit by a car as a pedestrian, my Manny was there for me. At age 19 my Manny called to me. He couldn't eat or walk. I put him on my lap told him I loved him, told him to say hello to his sister and that it was OK for him to go. At 19 years old my beloved cat Manny took his last breaths on my lap and I cried all night. I buried him beside his dog sister and I went into a bad depression. I need another cat. Well I now have two. My first non Siamese, my first pair. The boy, Manny2 is so much like Manny in personality. He has his same quirks. His sister has the sweet personality if my Chihuahua girl. Both follow me around like dogs but get into mischief like cats. To those who know me they sometimes ask so how are the kids? And I tell what Money and her brother did. Recently Manny got sick. He had a bladder issue. He had to be isolated from his sister and for a while she's hang outside his bathroom door. Reunited well I have to break up hissy fights. Manny recovered within a week with medicine and he was a trooper taking his meds. The boy is so smart he knew what the dropper was for and when I was a little late with his medicine he let me know. But both know how much I love and depend on them and they return love every day. Pets are family. Losing one is like losing a child. My 'kids' will be around until my 70's which isn't far off and I wonder who goes first. How will I cope when both cross over. I hope they live a good long time. I've only gone a year without a pet and it was awful. I live to serve my two cats, my cats before them, my past dog and even past fish. I hope when I go I'm reunited with cats I've had and loved, my dog, my guinea pigs, my rabbit, and gold fish.
This is absolutely beautiful. Last August we lost our beloved dog, our first dog, to cancer. We learned so many things and we got a lot of things wrong, but he taught us to love all the little things and to love all the moments big and small.
Enjoying my breakfast with some tears on the side...beautiful story 🐾❤️
A reminder that we don't deserve dogs.
We sure don’t ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you for giving Harlow the best life ever ❤️
Good lord the tears 😫 losing someone you've watched grow for their entire life is gut wrenching. Birdie was supposed to have her own story with him. Cancer sucks no matter the species it affects.