08/27/2026
On I have to admit that I didn’t expect to have another dog in my life after Sasha. I really mean it, I was so heartbroken and for many reasons, I didn’t want another pup. It just hurt too much. I didn’t think I could ever have another pup that I was connected to on that level. She truly was what many lovingly refer to as, my soul dog.
But a little after one month after her passing, I met this little guy and let’s just say that I should have known he was mine when Evan told Courtney that we wanted to foster him and I started ugly crying - and I have cried every time we’ve adopted a dog. I have never experienced this before, meeting a dog while volunteering and then instantly falling hard, and taking them home that day - in my 10 years of volunteering I’ve never done anything this sporadic 😂
Fast forward 9ish months and he is my best buddy, Evan’s dream has come true to carry a little dog in a cute bag, and he makes our days so much brighter.
A dear friend after Sasha’s passing said to me “after a pup dies you just need to fill that empty hole in your heart with another dog”, at the time I wasn’t sure about that, but now I do agree with her 😂 that friend was Christy Ann 😂
This was not written by ai, but a real human (Monica) 💜
