Deceased Dog Ashes? Now Her TATTOO
Is it LOVE? If you are a pet person, you KNOW the sadness and pain we experience when we lose our little fur baby. I’m still not over the loss…
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – SEPTEMBER 15: A dog is seen wearing a Magpies guernsey during a Collingwood Magpies AFL training session at Olympic Park Oval on September 15, 2022 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Daniel Pockett/Getty Images)
Is it LOVE? If you are a pet person, you KNOW the sadness and pain we experience when we lose our little fur baby. I'm still not over the loss of my little boy kitty, Bobo.
So, I won't judge when I share this UNIQUE story of heartbreak. A woman's bull terrier meant SO much to her, his remains, REMAIN on her body. She had her dog cremated. The deceased dog ashes? Now her tattoo. Read more:
Is This Love?
A devoted dog owner was so heartbroken when her beloved bull terrier passed away that she got his ashes inked permanently into her skin. Robyn Moscrop rescued her bull terrier Bronson back in 2019 who she “spoilt rotten” and “treated like a baby.” The 27-year-old was devastated when her pampered pet suddenly died last July. He was only around the age of three.
Her boyfriend who conveniently worked as a tattooist, immortalized her favorite portrait of him. The dog's ashes are mixed into the ink. Robyn said the tattoo provided her with a sense of closure given it means Bronson’s “always with his mum” and will never be forgotten.
Our Pets
I was NEVER a cat person. When Heidi came into my life, her cats came with her. That was the beginning. But then came Bobo. That little pip-squeak stole my heart. He made me a goofy cat dad. We said goodbye to him about a month ago. You can see some great moments below, of the great Bobo. Our pets become a member of our family, but different from our kids. Not better, just different. They love us unconditionally. It's funny. We thought we rescued Bobo. He rescued US. So, the story above, SOME may think it's going a bit too far. That decision is not for me, but I certainly understand her desire not to let go. Part of the story from Good News Network.
