You all are never forgotten
I like that dog love settles into your heart and is so reliable. We are ever vigilant about your strife. Be well my tripawds 3EVA!
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I like that dog love settles into your heart and is so reliable. We are ever vigilant about your strife. Be well my tripawds 3EVA!
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I miss mojo every day. It’s been a year. To the day. I’m still inspired by all of your incredible stories. Hope is the thing with three legs. Tripawds forever.
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You lead with it. Love that is. In honor of Mojo I’ve decided to create a sanctuary for senior dogs for end of life care so that no dog crosses the rainbow bridge alone. We are just getting started…but it’s a call to action. I hope to open a 25 bed shelter in upstate NY […]
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RIP Mojo 7/3/2003 – 9/21/2017 Here’s a little video tribute I put together:
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Mojo is a champion of champions. We don’t have much time left, but he refuses to quit. View post on imgur.com
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Mojo turns 14 at midnight. I wanted to take a moment to quantify how much love I got from this guy, besides the whole world, I just wanted to really put it down in numbers: 14 years = 5110 days = 11450 meals = 3956 walks = 17262 poops = 3,196,969 sniffs = 568,900,111,235 tail […]
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Mojo’s cancer has spread to his lungs. He’s almost 14 and we can’t entertain the thought that he’ll live forever. He will be spoiled and live an incredibly loving life the rest of his days. Please keep him in your prayers, he loves you so much. It was incredibly difficult to see the xray of […]
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Another quick hello and best wishes to all of our friends.
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Mojo and I are very well indeed. He is as spry as ever. 2,375 days removed and he still hops and jumps like a pro. He says hello and wishes all of you well.
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Happy to report Mojo is still spry as ever. Recently, he was diagnosed with carcinoma of the thyroid. The good people at Colorado State University, specifically, Dr. Arathi Vinayak took great care to remove it. The prognosis is great, end of life.
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