06/11/2026
“Soul dog” 🪽🐶☁️🤍✨
Some souls come into our lives on four little paws and change us in ways we never could imagine. ❤️
My dog Biggles was so much more than just a dog to me.
He brought me calm and grounding when life felt overwhelming, he gave me purpose and routine when I needed it most, he brought comfort when words were not enough and companionship that only another dog lover can truly understand.
Most of all he also taught me about unconditional love, acceptance, patience and healing.
He never judged or expected me to be perfect or pretend to be anything other than myself.
He loved me on my good days and my difficult days. He accepted every version of me.
And somewhere along the way, through loving him, he taught me something about learning to love myself, too.
Dogs have an extraordinary ability to make us feel safe, valued and accepted without asking us to earn it.
They remind us that we don’t have to be perfect to be worthy of love.
Losing Biggles has broken my heart and a piece of that will always belong to him.
Grief is complicated. It’s love with nowhere physical to go. It’s learning to live with an absence where there was once so much presence.
He had a wonderful 16½ years and I am forever grateful for every one of them. But when you have a love so deeply, that time never feels long enough.
Perhaps healing isn’t about letting go, maybe it’s about learning to carry all that love differently?
Cherish your dogs, the muddy paws, familiar routines, their little faces waiting for you and all of the seemingly ordinary moments.
Because they are never just moments. They are a lifetime of love.
Thank you, Biggles, for everything.
My beautiful boy. Forever part of me. Forever missed. 🐾❤️
