RIP Juno, truely one of a kind.

I can't thank everyone enough for all your thoughts for us over the last few days. I really do feel humbled.
Both myself and my mum are managing fine, it really was the right thing to do for Juno. I can't believe how brave I've been, a few moments of weeping first thing this morning, and then 5 minutes of madness this afternoon!
I honestly thought Penny would be affected by the whole process, Juno looked after her, took her under her wing and showed her how to 'grow up' a bit. I am quite surprised that, in fact, Penny is fine and it is Meg who seems a little lost. She keeps going to the fence trying to look for Juno. That I do find is sad. I had forgotten of course, that Meg has ALWAYS had Juno as her field buddy since we first had her in 2000. So, for 11 years Meg knows no different. Its going to take a few weeks to adapt no doubt, and I am sure when I give Meg some jumping and partying fun she will be just fine!!

I have yet to tell the children, I have left them at home so far while I've seen to Meg and Pen. I am waiting for the the moment of 'where is Juno' before I tell them, somehow it seems the best thing to do.

But, to clarify again, thankyou all so much, its lovely to have so many cyber shoulders to lean and cry on!
 
RIP Juno and huge (((hugs))) for you all. The hardest/bravest decision any of us will have to make, but flipping heck - she looked like she was flying in those jumping pics!

How lovely for Juno to come home and end her days where she was really loved.

xxxx
 
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