LITTLE FISH/ PRESENTING YOU/ COMICS/PART-2

[@presentingyou1535]

how much did yall cry after seeing this??😫😭😭😭😭

[@creamymatcha1751]

I cried to death

[@ApocalypseSys]

My heart sank

[@Itsbobthatsit]

Not that much but I did cry

[@V.U.4six]

I would have cried regardless But it definitely hits harder once you’ve experienced it yourself All those feelings/emotions come rushing back

[@Itsbobthatsit]

V. U. Yea I remember when I had heard news that my uncle dog was hit by a car she was a pit bull but wmsge was the vest friend I have ever had to this day and I’m almost in high school I cried for days

[@sagefrost_dragon8742]

The day I found and watched this video was at the time though I did not realize, the day I would lose my seventeen year old dog. After we lost her I went and rewatched this video but I cried and felt pain unlike I did the first time I watched this . I chose to be with her when we had To put her down even though I know I would not be able to take the grief and pain. I miss her still after 2 months but I will never stop missing her.

[@lilac_leopard20]

I’m so so sorry. I hope you are doing fine. These videos never seemed so heartbreaking to me until I lost my pup. Your dog lived to an amazing age, and they probably loved you a lot. I hope they are very very happy now, and healthy too. In a place where they can feel good all the time. I’m really sorry for your loss.

[@cadhlaf]

I'm so sorry for you. Your dog had a great life and clearly loved you so so much. Even though your dog wasn't with you your entire life, you were with them their entire life and you mean so much to them. I hope your doing well, it will be ok 🧡

[@jordansori4049]

We understand how you feel I lost my dog 3 years ago a beagle he was like a son to me I miss him every day and my dog will always have a special place in my heart

[@colinmoore7460]

Although it gets easier, you never quite stop missing them, do you.

[@jordansori4049]

@@colinmoore7460 never I never stopped missing my dog so much

[@mullisaukko423]

You can't replace an old friend, but you _can_ get a new friend to help you carry on with life.

[@dominiquehyten8432]

That's not the case they can never replace one another they to can make you laugh and smile and carry on but you will always remember and miss them and it seems to me to hurt more when it is there time as well . I grew up surrounded by animal I thought of them like family. I was raised around cats and dogs so I was practically one of them we would share and do everything together. It hurt to watch them put down and now that I have animals of my own it doesn't hurt any less I think it hurts more and the pain just grows with each loss. But a part of me couldn't imagine my life with out them.😭😭😭

[@mullisaukko423]

@@dominiquehyten8432 Well, like I said, you CAN’T replace an old friend. I’m sorry for your loss 💔 I too have lost pets, and even though they were just fish, I still miss them so much. 😔

[@Mitsuki-ei9pg]

I can't replace her im too weak to replace her

[@insertnamehere5547]

My family wont get another dog, killian(my dog) was the best i coukd ever have, no one can beat that

[@denisemadison1298]

@@insertnamehere5547 You would be surprised. You do not place the pet lost, you find another who fits you. Sometimes, if you are really lucky, you find a pet that something in you recognizes....do not compare new pets to lost pets as each is special in their own way.

[@cheshirekitsune9358]

Marbles. Marbles Serenity. She was my beloved cat and the closest I ever thought of as having a child. I’m not great with people because of my autism, depression, anxiety and several more mental illnesses, so I’ve always been closer with animals. Marbles was my baby. She was a feral kitten from an overpopulated farm where the man who owned the place would beat or kick or kill any he’d get his hands on. Marbles was terrified of males because of that and when I got her she was about 4 months old. She slowly warmed up to my family. She was terrified of my brother and my dad. And she never really was close to anyone until my dad in the most stupid move ever, USED FLEA AND TICK DROPS FOR DOGS ONLY ON HER. IT EVEN SAID THAT ON THE PACKAGE. Marbles wasn’t acting right and I immediately knew she was sick and I bathed her immediately to get as much of it off of her as I could. As soon as I got her out of the bathtub to dry her, Marbles immediately started having seizures. There aren’t any vets open after 6pm here, the closest was 3 and a half hours and I was too young to drive, my mom is blind and my dad is not too great or caring a person to do that for any animal. So I was up all night making sure she got a ton of fluids and held her as she seized and we got her to the vet at 6am the next day. I missed school for three days because I was not leaving her side. I was up 3 day and 3 nights taking constant care of her. For the most part Marbles made a complete recovery from it. Because of that she trusted me finally and never went anywhere near my dad for 2 years because of that(it was not the way I ever wanted to become close to any animal). I had Marbles for 7 years. I noticed over a few months Marbles started getting really sick and she was suffering and miserable. She lost so much weight and my vet recommended that she be “put to sleep”. They weren’t able to do anything for her to help her. It was absolutely tearing me up having to let her go but I knew she didn’t have quality of life. She was so sick she stopped eating and I couldn’t let her suffer. My vet office at the time did not have any euthanasia in their office. They recommended taking her to another vet office for the procedure or the animal shelter. So, I took her out to our local animal shelter that does have euthanasia even though they were a “no kill” shelter(which I later learned after fostering a few kittens they do euthanize animals that are mildly to severely sick or severely injured as well as pregnant cats and occasionally pregnant dogs. A person who I knew loved animals and wanted to help tried to adopt a pregnant female so she could have a less stressful pregnancy and ensure that the mother and kittens would get the veterinarian care they all needed was rejected because the mother cat was scheduled to be spayed which would kill the kittens).I didn’t leave her side. They DID NOT give her any sedative or pain medication. I DID NOT KNOW THEY COULD DO THAT. They just used the euthanasia cocktail. I was a teenager and I DID NOT KNOW. It was the first time I’ve ever had to have a pet, a family member “put to sleep”. I didn’t know and I freaked out but I couldn’t leave Marbles. She screamed and yowled and I screamed and cried because I didn’t understand why she was HURTING. They only told me after she had passed that they could give her something to make it less painful. It still haunts me and just writing this, I’ve cried myself sick because even though it’s been 4 years I still can’t forget that. If you EVER have to take your furry, feathered, or scaled family member to do this please please PLEASE make sure they give something to help make it easier. I did not know then but if I ever have to face that I KNOW NOW that they can have something to make it easier. Please do not ever use something for a certain animal on another. Ask your veterinarian what they would recommend. Don’t have a pregnant female animal of any kind spayed because sometimes they go mad from grief and it isn’t right or fair to take their babies away from them. It’s hard enough sometimes they don’t survive don’t deliberately kill them because they became pregnant. Cherish what time you have because you do not know when you will have to say goodbye. It still hurts a lot to think or talk about Marbles but I will never forget what time we had. It hurts to write this but if it means your non human family member doesn’t end up accidentally poisoned then it was worth all of the pain remembering and writing this. Do not let your parent make you think they know best because sometimes they really don’t. I hope you have long, happy, healthy lives for your non human family. (By the way this is not Marbles. This is Moki. She is deaf and blind and been that way since she was a kitten. I got her when Marbles was about 3. She was the reason I managed to survive losing Marbles. Moki was there for me when I had Marbles and lost her. She needed me as much as I needed her. Talking about Marbles and looking at pictures is still extremely painful and difficult for me because it sometimes triggers me to have severe anxiety attacks and sudden bouts of deeper depression. For those who struggle with mental illness things are different for those who don’t. Everyone deals with things differently. You can sympathize and empathize but you can never really understand what others go through. If Marbles had not been so sick, had I not had to have her euthanized, she would have been 11 this year and Moki is 8 this year)

[@kittycatdays8719]

Oh my god I am so sorry for your loss)) And I thank you for warning other owners, you are an amazing person and I am certain Marbles had the best life that she could, and Moki is having the best time ever)

[@zeira_wolf2627]

I'm sorry about everything you and Marbles had to go trough. She did seem like a brave cat though.. I'm sure she's in a good place now

[@LilLadyM823]

I know exactly how you feel. I can remember every fur-fam I have ever lived with, met, or grew up with. Losing all of them has taken so much from my heart, I literally break if I know they are ready to "start the next adventure." I cant take that pain. Every memory, every name, every furry, scaley, and fluffy love that has passed on is forever ingrained in my heart, mind, and soul. Even more so than the humans I see. They are more than family. They are the purest form of true love one could ever experience. I also learned that many times it is best to consult multiple veterinarians because many of them will put animals to sleep instead of administering treatment when they "feel like" they're too far gone. This isn't always the case and they have just taken from you what they can never replace.

[@kittycatdays8719]

LeTrashbagShipyard i’m so sorry for your loss, and that was a dipshit move by your mother.

[@MAXXYIPPIE]

I'm sorry sorry for your loss...😨 I hope you get better. I haven't lost an animal yet but my aunts dog bamboo he's A month younger than me and me and him have know each other for 11 years now. To be honest I feel like I don't spend enough time with him... Do you have any suggestions..? I also have no idea how sad I will be so I'm very scared.

[@The_Iceborne_Rider]

I had a Saint Bernard named Bella... A few weeks ago we had to put her down... She was 16 years old, I'm 21 years old. Bella wasn't an old friend, she was my sister... I miss her so much. I wish I could see her again but I know that would only happen in my memories. No one can ever replace Bella. Absolutely no one.

[@GabrielleWeaver]

Same my family’s golden retriever Saint Bernard named Jack had to be put down last year on December 29th he was 15 and my parents got him when I was 6 months old and when he was 1 My family’s wish for him was for him to make it past Christmas and he did but just barely I was there when he was put down I got a free clay paw print of one of his paws. His ashes are in my room next to my bed with his collar around it but he was my dog brother We have another dog to her name is Bella and we got her when he was 10 because he was getting kinda depressed and she is right next to me while I’m typing this

[@stevehuggett2098]

God bless you and may you be given the strength to battle on through the pain of your loss. I am so very sorry.

[@creature5966]

God this hurts so much, I had to put my rat down a little while ago, she had a stroke and couldn’t even walk. They brought her out after the injection and I held her in the crook of my arm and pet her. In her final moments she was bruxing (this is a behavior rats do where they grind their teeth to make a chittering noise and pop their eyes in and out of the sockets slightly, it’s used to show happiness and affection) and then she died in my arms. It really makes a difference if you’re there for them in their final moments. I know she felt safe in my arms. RIP Ratsputin, you were one of the greats.

[@Itsbobthatsit]

Rip ratsputin best name for a rat you are and forever will be missed

[@AkilahOsa]

This was such a touching story. I've always thought rats were very intelligent, and would make great pets if only more people would give them a chance.😭😁👍

[@Itsbobthatsit]

Akilah Bee if only there lifespans were longer

[@BabuRao-cm4to]

😭

[@glamboo]

Hope your ok now dude...

[@MarshuTheBurninator]

My cats keep breeding and now I have more than 10 cats, but one of the most special kittens to me was Dizzy. He fell off a roof when he was very young and got brain damage. He had a lot of seizures. He started to heal but one day we found him dead on the bed. Goodbye Dizzy (dizzy dum dum, as i used to call him), I’m gonna miss you forever…

[@a_reelskitface]

R.i.p Dizzy, I know he is comfortable now Also, I know that you love your cats, but continuing to let them breed isn't very responsible. Especially of you have 10 cats now, that sounds more like hoarding than just having a lot of pets. Maybe you should get the cats that keep breeding (and any other cats that are old enough) fixed/neutered?

[@rio1208]

It’s been 4 years already? Yet I still cry, remembering the dog I grew up with…

[@beluga2857]

Same.

[@emilyn7831]

I started crying when the dog said "I didn't bring it for me. I thought he might need it." That was the most precious thing I've ever seen 😭

[@Biblically-Accurate-Crow]

This hurts me emotionally so much. My cat was put down a long time ago and she was the first pet I've ever had and I had her since I was a baby. Apart from my parents, she was like a second mom to me too. I didn't want her to leave me. She was really sick and old so we had to though. Every time I remember that moment I always cry.

[@faithmonday763]

This made me bawl bc I have a puppy of my own and the thought of of having to put her down when she gets old just breaks me. I love her so much and this video show a very important point that nothing can replace a beloved person or animal but can help with grieving.

[@elainamartinez2439]

"I didn't bring it for myself, I thought he might need it" *Starts profoundly crying in the living room*

[@tvm8997]

I wish I was there for my girl's final moments. It wasn't even a hot day out, she hadn't barked to let anyone know she wanted to come in yet. My dad found her outside and I refused to leave my room for days afterwards. I still have her collar and it hurts me to look at it to this day. I make sure her sister she never met hears plenty of stories and visits her behind the old tree. I know they'd get along if they ever got the chance to meet. I wish I could've given her an even better life. RIP Peanut, I hope you've got plenty of food in doggy heaven.

[@V.U.4six]

2:13 this hurt so much My mom was there with him, technically his favourite person but even though I was home I couldn’t be there because of how it happened 💔 I merely woke up to the news of him being gone, it felt so surreal But…I bet he’s up in doggie heaven with his cousin whom he loved so much💕

[@V.U.4six]

We did have two dogs though, other one is still with us but there was a scary time he was really sick He’s much better now, and having him by our side at that time was very helpful By no means a replacement of any sort, but definitely emotional support Knowing we still have him to cherish and love until his time comes one day💖

[@littlesoftiegacha1881]

me I Was literally holding my tears up. The real reason why I see this kind of comic is that I want to see the real world, the harsh world filled with cruelty, pain, and others...I want to cry...

[@randomdoge2917]

This comic really hit me because it reminded me of when me and my family were taking my dog to the vet to put her down but when my dad was carrying her to the can she passed. I’m just happy I was able to hold her and pet her before I couldn’t see her ever again.

[@theonetruekingofwolves9263]

I haven't cried in almost 7 years this vid made me cry 3 different times.

[@songsayswhat]

In tears. Had to do this to first our German shepherd, then our senior kitty within 4 mos. of each other. They weren't our first pets whose time had come. They won't be the last. Each one hurts, but we always stay with them until the end. I feel that's what we signed on for. They will always be in my heart.

[@denisemadison1298]

I loved this. Crying my eyes out missing my PhiPhi. We were lucky, the day before I was going to take him in, he went to sleep and never woke up. He had Congestive Heart Failure. Snow was sad. Then, a few months later, my boy encountered a young dog, and Basil came into our lives. I love Basil, my heart still mourns my PhiPhi. Someday, I too will encounter a dog with his personality,

[@wiffywiffy7896]

Can’t replace old friends but you can’t replace new ones either 😊

[@zennyblades]

This made me cry because it made me remember the animals i had to put down. They should've lived longer and better lives, but one was suffering from an infection that wouldn't go away, that basically caused full body constant itching, and the other got into antifreeze and their organs were shredded. To this day I feel terrible about both of them and miss them dearly and can only be satisfied with the fact that my choice to put them down put an end to their suffering before it got worse. I still have not gotten another pet for fear of something like that happening again. I practically held lewis the cat as he died, and i literally held smokey the blue healer as he went, petting him to make him as comfortable as possible as he passed.

[@venonatsagamer1242]

Wait are you in Nevada and in sparks bcs my moms friend lost a dog named smoky

[@zennyblades]

@@venonatsagamer1242 nope Oregon, he was named for his mottled smoke like coat pattern.

[@dakotamabry1645]

In a way I feel comforted to know the pup left his toy so he can feel comfort .. he knew in the end - very beautiful

[@notsootkauyet]

I’m in literally tears , we had to put our dog down early this year in our living room ( the person that does it came ) and it was strange to see him so steel , I didn’t grasp the whole situation at that point I thought he was still alive just calmed down , but he wasn’t , the reason for me still thinking he was alive was because my parents kept on saying “ come say your last good bye to him “ and by that I thought he was alive . The worst thing yet was we have another dog , I think she knew what happened but we had to stay in the backyard with her so she wouldn’t go ballistic( whining , and crying ) we comforted her , or more like she comforted us . But I forgot what his fur feels like , and what he sounded like . But everything comes to an end one day better to just not think about but not forget it .

[@foxmovies4776]

The first comic reminded me of my previous dog, I don't have a dog ever since she died, and after seeing that comic I just couldn't stop the tears. She wasn't put down, but I was the one that carried her home on her last day.

[@_MammaKuro_]

This has me bawling my eyes out. It reminded me of how i had to hold my dog in my arms as he died in the sunlight by the sliding glass door. I miss him so much. I cry evry time i talk avout him or think of him. He was such a good boy.....

[@NoOne-Oneno]

And this opened old wounds. It’s true though, don’t leave a family pet to pass away alone or you’ll regret it. Monster wasn’t my cat. He never really liked me while I was growing up but after my grandmother passed no one would take him but I couldn’t just leave him. He fell ill a few months later. He had cancer in his stomach. The vet said there was no hope since he was 19 yrs old. They cleaned him up and the whole family couldn’t stomach to stay with him. They brought him back and he broke free and ran to us. I fell to the floor crying as they took him back again. I regret everyday not being with him. It haunts me seeing him running out to my side at his final moments.

[@cerice2000]

I have never had a dog in my life, but this video made me cry

[@mgraine3221]

I cried buckets of tears. A whole 20 minutes worth.

[@dolansound9297]

Its enough to make a grown man cry And thats ok

[@lonerimortal8]

He knew It all along ... They always know ...

[@arcadaos]

I'll never forget the loss of my family's dog. She was the first dog I ever knew and she was a part of my family as much as my brother or my parents. She was old and we found her with my father when we came back home, alone and half on the couch, half on the ground, fainted. At the age of 12, it was very difficult to bring her to the vet but I insisted to carry her and stay with my father and the vet when they did the injection. I never regretted that, it was the least I could do for all the love she gave to us

[@trustedyetstupidperson827]

I lost 2 out of my 3 dogs last summer. Exactly a month a part. Watching this put my on a whole new level of relatable. I remember getting the call for my first dog and I broke down crying. (He was 6 and had stage 4 cancer) I cuddled him and as he died and we put our foreheads together as we always did My second dog was a lot easier in a different way because we all saw it coming (she was 13 and had internal organ problems) but she was my baby girl just how my other dog was my baby boy Now we have a one year old who learned all he could from my other two dogs. I know he misses them and I miss them so much. I don’t have anybody to talk to or cuddle with when my and my mom fight. So yeah I cried ALOT

[@trustedyetstupidperson827]

Btw I’m crying a lot haha

[@juliancabrera555]

It’s nice to see a good human for once

[@phoenixmagicemporium6718]

Well sh** I didn't want to cry today. This story hits me really hard as my first dog I never got to say goodbye. My family took him to the bet to be put down while I was at school, I was five. Still grieving over him 22 years later. I miss you Corey.

[@toddmeiers]

I didn’t plan on bawling my eyes out first thing in the morning . But here I am. I just lost my dog after 13.5 years. I miss him so much

[@capannell4412]

Thanks to my greatest friend, I've been following Jenny for a very very long time. I have cried so many tears reading her work. I've shared her site and watched the strongest people I know break down just like I did. She exposes the cruelty of the human race and at the same time expresses the compassion of death. If you're new to this artist, make sure you have plenty of Kleenex. The poignant stories are all too real and happen all too often. Please take a moment to embrace her work, support her work and take steps to ensure that her message is shared.

[@lolmaster7129]

Thank you for making this video

[@lettuce_draw_food3759]

When I saw this it reminded me of when I lost my dog. I was only 8 when I had to say goodbye. He was in so much pain and I remember sitting in the back with him. I didn’t know I would have to say goodbye. When we got to vet they called us back into a bigger room and when the vet came in and told me and my parent what they were going to do I broke down in tears. Leaving him was the hardest part. I stayed by him the entire time until he was gone. I cried the whole way back because I lost the one who protected me and stayed by my side. We grew up side by side. I still miss that 12 year old gentle boy. True nobody can replace him but I know he is always there.

[@makaylakurtz5288]

I've had to do this 3 times for different dogs it never gets easier but at the same time they are no longer in pain so your happy. It just leaves a small hole in your heart that never truly goes away.

[@angelalycos2.076]

It is never easy to do the right thing, but a life spent well is one who's ending is anything but tragic. Love your fur babies and fill their lives with quality.

[@cleeen1027]

I know I don't cry much but . . . I started to tear up after watching this- Congratulations you've made me cry even though I don't cry much

[@corrupteddoggo818]

I rarely cry, but this video brought back some dark memories

[@pandakingpin9521]

i've seen this comic a few times and i've been watching these types of videos the last few days cause of my dog gingies, she has a weird lump in her chest and i can't afford to take her to the vet just yet and she just turned 8 years old. gingies has been a big part of my life and helped me through so much, she stuck by my side and comforted me even when i wasn't the best at times... i know her day will come when she has to go but i dont think i'll ever be prepared for it, i always thought of her as family not as a pet and i wouldn't be able to get a new friend for a good while

[@marcusmcquillan1195]

It takes a lot to make me cry...but a bond with a dog is unbreakable

[@UnchainedDarkling]

Earlier this year I had to put my 12 year old Maltese down. Sometimes I feel like I didn't do it soon enough, as she had been suffering with her heart condition and her meds had stopped doing a much. I was a bit shell shocked after, I think I almost broke something trying to get her onesie off after she was gone. I walked out with a harness, leash, and onesie, but also a huge hole in my heart. When I got home, the way I coped was to take her pen in the kitchen apart immediately, to get it out of the way. It was an old baby yard, and it broke while my dad tried folding it. The feeling I got hearing that plastic split is inexplicably horrid, like a chasm opened beneath me to swallow me whole. I had spent so long caring for her that it felt weird to sleep a whole night without her coughing and waking me up. To finally disable those alarms I had to medicate her left a noticable void in my day. And, worst of all, I almost got mad at my cat multiple times. She knew that things were off, the dog was gone and I was sad, but she became super clingy and would wake me up during the night intentionally. I got over it rather quickly and was just happy to have a companion that loved me. A few months passed, and every day I was online trying to find my next dog. And you know what breed he is? He is a beautiful 120 pound gsd mix. Big love bug, also a bit of a wuss. Got him from a shelter. I intentionally never tried to replace Muffin, and just moved forward by getting a different breed that I really liked. By contrast, my mother considered naming her new dog the same as the last so that the expensive dog beds embroidered with her name would match, and she still slips up and calls her by the old dog's name.

[@nyxie9415]

Damn, this made me cry. Reminds me of when our dog passed away. She was old and died peacefully, but I still kinda miss her occasionally.

[@dawnflightyt9194]

This reminded me of my cats and I just started crying so bad, I miss all of them so much, no matter what they did. I’ll never forget them

[@W01f.]

The little fish comic is the only comic that can make me cry from you videos-

[@roseswonderland8757]

Okay I've watched five of these and the first one to make me cry

[@Spectral-Ace]

oh my god you arebringing me to tears years ago i had a cat named "Sam" and i literally grew up with him and we had a special bond, he was a special cat unlike any other, he knew when i was sad and when i was laying besides my mom he would always lay nexst to me and lay with me for hours and it was great, i still remember giving him his last slice of ham before he got injected to die in his sleep i dunno how its called. Its been 5 years since his death and i still miss him till this day, rest in peace little guy my god im actually crying

[@ChildofGod14]

Damn I lost my dog not to long ago she grew up with me ever since I was a baby. Ima miss my dog Nugget she was such a great girl. Thank you for reminding me never hold on to the pain because our dogs wants us to be happy not to be sad. ❤

[@thatidiotpotato3859]

This makes pain hit me hard. This happened to me, but I got used to my new dog quickly. I don’t know how but she acts exactly like my old dog even though they never met. She looks a lot like him as-well, except she’s a female. She loves to run around when we come outside to bring her inside, and found his favorite toy and did exactly like he did, laid down and licked it, not bite or attack, just lick.

[@ricardovalencia84]

Do you believe in reencarnation

[@thatidiotpotato3859]

@@ricardovalencia84 yes

[@ricardovalencia84]

@@thatidiotpotato3859 wel I think you know what that means

[@thatidiotpotato3859]

@@ricardovalencia84 yep

[@katharinarubzov8219]

Thats a great work. Im crying right now. Thanks for this Video

[@annakatharine2416]

I had a cat named Myla, she was 18 (in human years) and she had a seizure and was in a ton of pain. I still remember that last vet visit. We had brought her favorite blanket and I still have that blanket to this day.

[@B1ackmagic]

Yes this brought me to tears. Over a decade ago I had a Dalmatian called Arnie. He was completely untrainable and had the energy of a puppy almost all through his life. But he was the kindest and sweetest animal I've met in my life. I grew up with him and I only remember him ever growling twice ever in his life. And once was because the girl next door would not stop squeezing him when she hugged him, the other time was when he was surrounded by school children who all wanted to pet him at once. Half of his life was spent in England and the latter half was in Almunecar in southern Spain. Towards the end of his life he became incontinent and eventually found it very hard to walk. I remember carrying him downstairs to the car and riding in silence to the vets much like this comic. I had to translate the vet explaining to me that his liver had failed, that he was suffering and that there was no chance he would recover. I made the decision to put him down by saying "help my friend" in my bad Spanish. I remember sitting crossed legged on the floor with him. As the injection did its work he slowly descended to the floor and I held him close to me and cradled him. I kept saying over and over that he was a good boy and didn't stop because I couldn't tell if he could still hear me or not, I didn't want him to think he was alone. I still miss him terribly and I feel I couldn't have another dog after that. I admit this video made me cry like a baby.

[@ZANGETSU_99]

I'm speechless, I can't say a word. Good video.

[@wingsoffirenerd3447]

Literally every one of these make me cry ;-;

[@rayoflight07]

I never had to put a pet down, but I had to give one away, and didn’t get to say goodbye, hurts to this day…i’m in tears, i can feel them running down my face as I type this..I needed a good cry, thank you for this.

[@chickennugget5147]

As someone who has had many pets die its always sad to see them go but I feel a little better knowing they dont have to be in pain anymore

[@dragonheart3484]

One minute *crying intensifie😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😭😢* reminds me of my dog he died he had to be put down this just reminds me of my dog so much You’re the reason he died well we put down due to cancer But that was a long time ago when I was five Now I have a dog and a cat The dog is brown with a white chest the cat is a completely black fluffy cat and I adore them both

[@StrangeSweetDreamer]

I've been through this twice and this made all those feelings come back. Even though it was painful it was nice to be there with them in the final moments.

[@troll7738]

Alright I don't cry much but this make me shed a tear.

[@FriedEgg504]

If this wouldn't remind me of my cat so much I'll won't be crying

[@zonisemiditch]

reminds me when i was 5 or 6, my childhood dog had to be put down because of health complications. she was a pretty old great dane, her name was cocoa. she would be by my side when i was a baby, barking when i was awake, and protected me like another mother. at the time i didnt understand that she was gonna be gone, and im glad i did or else i probably would have had more trauma than i do now. i couldn't grasp the concept of death at the time, and not even then when my dad passed away a short of 2 years ago. im 13 now currently, and not really feeling much, and im glad that i dont cause im the only one that hasnt really cried as much i guess. if you have a dog, please cherish them while they last, even if they may not last forever.

[@awesomethoughts]

I Have Lost 6-7 Dogs, 2 Cats, 1 Parrot, And Many Other Pets And Everyone Of Them Were Unique In Their Own Way And Nothing Can Fill Their Place. I Will Always Miss Them But I Also Know That New Pets Are Also Unique With Their Personality And They Also Deserve Love From Us So We Have To Live With The Loss Of Our Pets And Have To Love The New Ones. 💔❣️

[@djbunny3812]

This makes me sad my dog is very very old and......to be honest I wasn't planning on going if "it" happens but after seeing this "if" "it" does happen I'll go......this video is sad but I'm feeling slightly happy that I made up my mind to go to be there.....like your video❤

[@imthemultifandomfreak]

I... I already lost two dogs and... this... really reminded me about them... I wasn't at vet when they... but my mum said it was better... now... I couldn't help it but cry through the whole video remembering saying goodbye to them at home... at these times I just didn't wanted to let go of them... but I had to... I miss my beloved fluffies...

[@imthemultifandomfreak]

I wasn't even able to stop the video, even tho it hurted so much... I don't want to lose my third dog... I love him so... so much... I just can't...

[@solidarityanonymus1494]

I was tired when I watched this but let me tell you, if I was as wide awake as normal I would be crying a river. 😭😭😭

[@luvieone356]

This was so sad… I had a pet dog named “kikay” and we had a good time in life, althought a couple of years later she got old and her mouth was bleeding. We didnt know what to do so she died… we put a picture of her in my bedroom so we can remember her, i do miss her alot..

[@Grey_onyx]

holy bruh my family had a dog of the same name

[@Grey_onyx]

ARE YOU MY TITA???

[@AshRedwood]

I wasn’t planning to cry today

[@bigace6616]

This hit me hard. After losing my dog last year, I regret not being there when she died because she was living with my mother in another state. Now I have a cat, and though love my new friend, losing my dog changed my world completely. R.I.P. 🐶

[@stevehuggett2098]

Jenny, your work is beautiful, your messages hit home, powerfully, and hard. When I lost my fiancee in 1983, the funeral director spoke these words to me. "Cry, and don't be ashamed to cry. It wouldn't hurt so much, if she hadn't mattered so much." Let the World know of your grief, all ye who have experienced loss, it makes no difference if it be human or a pet, they were loved, and each a beloved and loyal companion. Each loved me back, even when I didn't deserve it, and the same is true for all. Heartbreak is like being shot through by an arrow, and I feel that same pain now, as I did when I lost my first pet, and each thereafter, my sweet Terline, my Grandparents, my Stepfather Don, Step-Mom June, friends and comrades. It doesn't get any easier to bear, not ever. My Dobermann, 'Magyar' died in my arms in 2016, when he was 15 years old. Sometimes I feel him near me, or sense him somewhereń in the shadows. I suffer PTSD, Magyar was my service dog. Since his passing, my condition has worsened, and I ran out of resources to help me cope. I know though, there are thousands like me, and I reach out to you all in spirit, in the hopes we each will once again 'find our feet', and soldier on. Keep up your magical work Jenny. Well done, I really thought I was all cried out, but you and your stories have proven me wrong! God bless you,...God bless us ALL.

[@joemckinney3514]

Omg this had me in tears, got me to remembering my pet chow I lost a few years ago

[@star-mancorbin45]

NEVER let them pass on without you there with them. You wouldn’t want to be surrounded by scary strangers if it were you. It hurts like hell and you likely will never be the same afterwards, but you’ll be greatful that they didn’t pass on being scared and that they appreciated you being there for them in their last moments. Watching this leaves my heart feeling heavy, but I think back and know that my dog Moose passed knowing he was loved and cared for being wrapped in my arms as he drifted off.

[@celestiafanforever]

I had to say goodbye to my beloved cat of 12 years, losing a pet that you loved for many years hurts like hell especially if you've had your pet since you yourself was a child. Snare, my beloved cat, held a place in my heart, I saw him not only as my pet but my friend and fur baby. I nursed him back to heath when I first got him after he was pulled from a very mean man, I helped him get over his fear of men, I even went to ever vet appointment! I had that cat since I was 7 years old! Even now as I type this out I'm in tears, losing him the day before Christmas hurt like hell! I love and miss him.

[@CrystalRelic_ATX]

“Dogs always find a way to befriend you.” Tru

[@squirlis1189]

Damn, this hit me right in the feels. I never had a dog or a cat but I do have a small purple betta named Becky. My mom and brother got him for me when they somehow figured out that I was having a little trouble getting a grip on myself about a few problems that I had and guessed that getting a cute fish would distract me enough to be able to relax. It worked very well. The fish is friendly, affectionate and as odd as it might sound he helped me avoid overthinking and get through lockdown without feeling alone. His behaviour and how I got him serves to remind me of how loved I am. The only downside is that he is really old now and his days are numbered and I am not sure if I can handle watching him pass away.

[@jamieflanders4040]

My dog is MY whole world, I would never leave him alone.

[@foxad4320]

This made me cry so much, after the video was done I had to take a mental break. For the rest of the day I just was so thankful for my own dogs. Those that have lost a pet of their own, I hope that you had a good life with them, and just know, they are always in your heart, watching you grow old and loving your love and care for them

[@crystalchubs5057]

I miss our mama Trixe. She was the best cat ever.

[@SummerTheFurry]

I cried a lot, I don’t have a dog, but I might be getting one soon. And if my future dog dies…oh god no. I would never leave them. Ever.

[@Mitsuki-ei9pg]

I cried to this because I won't be seeing my dog for a long time if she died I will miss her face her joy with me and I'll be depressed and won't forget her I'll be naming her child her name once she passed away.

[@ravenbillo7074]

This is why I'll always believe animals go to heaven.

[@bealikesmarmalade]

The “I thought he might need it” with a smile on his face at the end was so heartbreaking but also so wholesome ☹️

[@angel_nerd]

So feels. I lost my old pets I always give them same love until their times up. That's right can't replace them they need your family love as well.

[@greenhill_studios8257]

YOU CANT JUST- YOUR GONNA MAKE ME CRY WTF MY HEART HURTSS

[@sylviajames3476]

I miss my girl. She was 18 and poorly. That was nearly two years ago. I still cry. I cried watching this and thinking of Christie. When we took her to the vets that day, I think she knew, she went out in the garden and just stood there looking around, she hated the car but she was happy and wagging her tail, I was heartbroken. I told her I would see her again, and there would be no more pain for her, and told her to enjoy playing in long grass with our other dogs, and to watch out for the cats who would be watching her. I cried for days straight after. I felt I betrayed her. I love my girl so much, she has left a big hole in my life.

[@kokichiouma436]

This reminded me of when we had to put down my cat due to her liver cancer. She was only 4 years old and I had loved her with all my heart. I had adopted her from the shelter with her sister and I still have her sister, but I'll always miss her. My cat who is still alive is Cookie and my cat who isn't with me anymore was named Oreo. I had let my niece name them and it hit me very hard. I still hang on to her favorite blanket and cookie sleeps, and lays on it whenever she can.

[@sharksuperiority9736]

Most of these videos don’t get me, but I am BAWLING.

[@sugoi694]

Okay, that almost got me since I got a dog and I already love him so much

[@adoniahageraats1690]

I know how they feel, I've experience that too.💔

[@that_kid_nobody_notices]

Patches. Patches was one of my cats. We got her the year I was born. She was never really "my" cat, that was Shadow, or Shashow as I called her. Shashow always greeted me when I'd get home, and followed me around and slept with me at night. Towards the end she (patches) was cuddlier and more social towards me. 2014. She wasn't going the cat box. She was vomiting feces. She couldn't jump and move as well as she used to. You could tell she was tired. My parents took her to the vet to see what was wrong. I won't forget the phone call. My parents told me to go to my room. They were expecting bad news. But, I stayed on the stairs. "Cancer". Turns out she had developed cancer and a tumor was growing and blocking her intestines. My parents didn't tell me until hours later. But I had already taken the time to process it. Luckily my parents were nice enough to tell me the day. The only issue was, it was a school day, and they wouldn't let me stay. I didn't want to leave. I was crying so much. I easily took 20 minutes to talk to her, and tell her I love her, and give her lots of love. It wasn't the same coming home that day. Knowing that the cat I grew up with, that's been there my whole life, who had been alive just hours earlier, was gone. My mom had seen a thing on facebook about people putting the fur of a passed pet in a stuffed animal. Luckily she shed alot and had a favorite bed. I gathered a bunch in a ziploc, and next I know, I'm putting it in a white cat (they didn't have any black ones because it was February) in build-a-bear. I dont remember much, but I think the person helping knew what was happening. I remember my mom saying it was a special stuffed animal. I remember pity. When we got home, I put her collar on it. I hadn't seen the stuffed animal in years, it's been in a box from moving. The second I saw it, I started sobbing. I held it and just sobbed. My friend was helping me unpack, and at first she was confused. I'm sobbing again writing this, and I still sob if I hold it. The jingle of the tags still sounds the same. And I can still remember her meow. A year or so after patches passed, I found out Shashow passed. Unfortunately we had to leave her with my grandpa when we were moving because we were military, and they have restrictions (which we were already breaking by having 3 cats). I still hate that I had to leave her. I constantly wonder how scared and sad she must have been. I hate that I couldn't be there for her. All of a sudden I was gone. Her person. Her kid. And all of a sudden, she was gone. We dont even know how it happened. Unfortunately I couldn't get her fur, or her collar. I love them both so much. And I miss them even more. I know I'll never fully move on. And I think that's what hurts the most. Patches liked to hide toys in shoes, and she would play fetch with toys. She was so snuggly and would lay down against your side, but inside your arm. She would hug your arm while she slept, and snored. Her purrs always sounded wheezy, so we would call them asthma purrs, they were so loud too. She would fart on people, and it was horrible. Shashow liked to climb in giant mister potato heads. She liked to climb in shoes, and in my doll house. She woke me up from a nightmare by stepping on my chest. She loved microbead pillows. If I closed my door at night, and she wasn't in my room she would rub her paws on the door and itd squeak super loud. She didn't meow or purr. She would lick my hair and leave globs of mucus in it. I miss them.

[@endgoddess6606]

Bloody hell.... I wasn’t expecting that.... it hits pretty close to home as I had to put down my husky, she was 9 years old in our years. April 30th is her anniversary. I miss her everyday as she was my best friend. Not a day goes by that I don’t think about Mishka, I miss you pupers I really don’t know how I’m supposed to explain my puffy eyes before going to school, ehehe.

[@marcosvazquez5912]

I like the way they portray the reaper. He isn’t a life taker or something bad, and death shouldn’t be viewed that way. It will happen eventually, and grim will be our guide

[@wolfcat1973]

This makes me feel like a huge piece of crap, because I couldn’t be there when my dad and grandma put down our boys. Rascal had stopped eating and drinking, and, after rascal was put down, his brother Murphy just seemed to loose the will to live and his lungs kept filling up with liquid. We had to put Murph down two months, down to the day, after Rascy passed away, and just two weeks before Christmas. I miss them so much and I can’t even grieve properly, despite it having happened four years ago, because my mom always yells at me, saying “they were just stupid cats. Get over it.”

[@damotoneko1500]

YOUR MOM ISNT WORTHY OF THEM! You're a better person than she could hope to be! Yelling such heartless things like that. She's entirely in the wrong.

[@justinenolan127]

They are souls that touched your heart. You celebrate the happy times and mourn the time you're separated from them. Just don't close your heart to new souls, you get just as much love as you give.

[@fandommemes8858]

4:39 even the reaper was crying at this. God. This is sad.

[@ALHproductions]

My dog passed away a few months ago. I work at a vet office and my vet will adopt dogs out through our clinic. There was this lady who brought in a dog named Bubba. She said she wanted to put him down because she couldn't find someone to take him because he was "dog aggressive" (he is not dog aggressive at all. In fact he's best friends with my neighbors dog! Just like our old puppy was!) and she didn't want him to go to a shelter. It's about 2 weeks after my dog passed that I first met Bubba. He reminded me a lot of my old dog personality wise so I grew attached to him. Not in a replacement way, more he helped me find comfort in a sense. He really liked me out of most of the employees at the office. He was there for a few weeks and I let him meet my family. He needed a home so we took him in. He reminds us of our old fur baby, but I know they would have been best friends. I still think of my old dog, Whisper, every day, but I am happy Bubba has found a forever home with us.

[@Mephiles_TheDark]

I cried alot i still miss my baby girl chihuahua

[@MokiHunter]

This comic always feels like a punch in the gut to me, bc any time one of my dogs has passed away, I refuse to let the other dogs use that dog’s bed or favorite toy, even though logically I know it’s stupid and it’ll just collect dust otherwise. I love my babies all dearly I just can’t bear the thought of anyone else using their bed or destroying their favorite toy when they’re gone 😭

[@insanethereal2441]

I don't know how to stop crying 😭😭 it's like a broken faucet that water won't stop flowing out.i had too many emotions right now