


Well, the day finally came I had to give my Lilley away. To be honest I really thought that I would make some phone calls and they would all fall through. However, I knew of a family in the ward that was needing a dog. So, I offered never thinking they would go for it and they did. I couldnt believe it was really happening. I would have to say I pretty much started crying last Friday and didnt stop until Wednesday. Many people tell me it was the right thing to do but it still doesnt make it easy. She was my first dog ever, she picked me. I guess the positive note is the family that we gave her to said it is a blessing. They are hoping she can help their son that is autistic. I hope it works out for them even though I am dying inside. I was so physical upset that I couldnt even breath. I had to make myself stop for the fear of putting stress on Annie. The worst thing was Little Ross not understanding why his Gillgey was going bye bye with someone else. Him and I were the only ones crying, even Beau are other dog has been down since she has been gone. I am proud of myself I have went two days without crying. Anyway, I know it was for the best however, a big part of me wants to go and snatch her back. At least we dont have to worry anymore about her snapping at little Ross.