A Tribute To Our Beloved Little Max
Posted: 25 Jun 2017, 17:04
Hi Everyone,
First we would like to thank you all for your support and kind words of comfort following the loss of our beloved Little Max.
Dear our beloved Little Max,
It was exactly 6 years to the day after we first met you that we had to say our goodbyes to each other. Although we only had a short life together in that time we made sure all you knew was what it was like to be loved, cherished and cared for.
When we first met you, you were skin and bone but despite not having been cared for in your short life you was such a kind, gentle boy with not a bad bone in your body. Even though we were only initially meant to be fostering you, I knew from the moment you got in our car you were already on your way to your forever home.
You didn't even know what a toy was and certain noises like trains, motorbikes and bangs scared you but with the help of your big bruvs Milo and Zak you soon learnt how to play and with guidance from your mummy and daddy also overcame your fears.
Although life was a rollercoaster ride at times with your tummy problems and even when you was close to death a couple of years ago when your tummy telescoped you made sure there was no way you were going to leave us and so long as you wanted to fight we were prepared to fight every battle with you, that's how you got the name "brave little solider"
You stole everyone's hearts who met you from family, friends, neighbours, forum members,vets, nurses and strangers. There was just something so special about you, we remember once when we where at N/W Surgeons a nurse came into reception and recognised you straight away and came flying over to see you and told us how the nurses used to fight over who was going to look after you. The nurses at our vets adored you and gave you extra cuddles when you were in there. Only the other week one of the nurses at Liverpool called you " a little flower and lovely boy" she also said we didn't need to worry as you had definitely built up your own fan club. Your own vets in a card said "you have made a lasting impression on all of them" we think all the above goes to show you were a legend in your own rights.
Although you loved your daddy you and me had such a special unique bond that I've never felt before. I miss my shadow not being by my side as no matter where I went you were always there right beside me. You also loved your Grandma as she did you and we couldn't mention the word Grandma unless she was here, as you used to get so excited seeing her and would pick something up to run and greet her with.
We feel so privileged to have had you as part of our family and although our hearts are shattered and the pain hurts so very very much at least you went to the bridge while you was still pain free. I'll cherish the last minutes we had together especially that last kiss you gave me just before you had to leave for your journey to the bridge where I know our other beloved boy Milo will have been waiting for you.
You have left a massive void in our lives but unfortunately, the last battle was one that we just couldn't win together no matter how hard we tried and can only take comfort in knowing your big bruv Milo will be looking after you and that you both will be running free together again.
Good night and god bless sweetheart we will love you forever and don't think our hearts will ever fully mend, as life will never be the same without you.
Lots of love forever and always
Mummy, Daddy & Zak xxx
First we would like to thank you all for your support and kind words of comfort following the loss of our beloved Little Max.
Dear our beloved Little Max,
It was exactly 6 years to the day after we first met you that we had to say our goodbyes to each other. Although we only had a short life together in that time we made sure all you knew was what it was like to be loved, cherished and cared for.
When we first met you, you were skin and bone but despite not having been cared for in your short life you was such a kind, gentle boy with not a bad bone in your body. Even though we were only initially meant to be fostering you, I knew from the moment you got in our car you were already on your way to your forever home.
You didn't even know what a toy was and certain noises like trains, motorbikes and bangs scared you but with the help of your big bruvs Milo and Zak you soon learnt how to play and with guidance from your mummy and daddy also overcame your fears.
Although life was a rollercoaster ride at times with your tummy problems and even when you was close to death a couple of years ago when your tummy telescoped you made sure there was no way you were going to leave us and so long as you wanted to fight we were prepared to fight every battle with you, that's how you got the name "brave little solider"
You stole everyone's hearts who met you from family, friends, neighbours, forum members,vets, nurses and strangers. There was just something so special about you, we remember once when we where at N/W Surgeons a nurse came into reception and recognised you straight away and came flying over to see you and told us how the nurses used to fight over who was going to look after you. The nurses at our vets adored you and gave you extra cuddles when you were in there. Only the other week one of the nurses at Liverpool called you " a little flower and lovely boy" she also said we didn't need to worry as you had definitely built up your own fan club. Your own vets in a card said "you have made a lasting impression on all of them" we think all the above goes to show you were a legend in your own rights.
Although you loved your daddy you and me had such a special unique bond that I've never felt before. I miss my shadow not being by my side as no matter where I went you were always there right beside me. You also loved your Grandma as she did you and we couldn't mention the word Grandma unless she was here, as you used to get so excited seeing her and would pick something up to run and greet her with.
We feel so privileged to have had you as part of our family and although our hearts are shattered and the pain hurts so very very much at least you went to the bridge while you was still pain free. I'll cherish the last minutes we had together especially that last kiss you gave me just before you had to leave for your journey to the bridge where I know our other beloved boy Milo will have been waiting for you.
You have left a massive void in our lives but unfortunately, the last battle was one that we just couldn't win together no matter how hard we tried and can only take comfort in knowing your big bruv Milo will be looking after you and that you both will be running free together again.
Good night and god bless sweetheart we will love you forever and don't think our hearts will ever fully mend, as life will never be the same without you.
Lots of love forever and always
Mummy, Daddy & Zak xxx