Kids are very spiritual, and when people or animals die, they actually feel it. Betty Lin, a female student on the stage, posted a photo on Facebook a few days before the death of the dog Wilson because of the pulmonary oedema, and I can't help but feel her, as if I was saying goodbye. After reading the photos, many netizens said that they would not give up and that they would meet!
"The day before the dog left... it seemed like Mimi knew... that she was going to touch it like she was saying goodbye."
A 14-year-old Wilson was a golden hound, and a few days ago Betty Lin discovered that he was starting to eat and drink, and then brought it to a vet and found that it was the dog's common disease of "pulmonary oedema". Betty said, "It's too early to go to the bathroom, to stand up, let alone climb the stairs. "Sometime the feeder woke up in the middle of the night to see how he was sleeping because he was worried about Wilson, and saw him sit on the floor and groaning and showing a very disappointed look, as if he knew that he was dying.
Wilson's personality before he got sick was a lively one.
Wilson used to have a rabbit sister, but he died of illness.
Although the doctor had recommended euthanasia, she rejected the doctor ' s recommendation, as Betty Lin and his family both felt that they should not make decisions on his behalf. Betty Lin says, "He vomits when he feeds it, and when he eats something before, he approaches it, but not when he's sick; he sleeps poorly, often awakes. And then he gave him something to digest, and he used to love it, like soft bread.
A 2-year-old Mix girl, whose brother Wilson loved from the first day of her home, was only curious to keep hearing about the new member. Betty Lin said, "Because Mimi wanted to play with his brother, but Sam was sick enough to lie down and worry that Mimi would hurt him, so we took the cat upstairs to quarantine." Then a few days before Wilson died, Betty took him to see the dog.
Mimi was abandoned in a bag and was found by Betty Lin and her family, who decided to adopt her.
Mimi wants to play with his brother as usual.
Mimi was acting like she was saying goodbye when she saw her brother lying on the floor. Betty Lin said, "After touching his hand, he sat down to see my sister, and his eyes were like, "He knew the dog was leaving." I don't know. Five days later, Betty's mother was going to run in the morning, and said to Wilson, "Wait till Mom gets back!" But when Mom came home, she found out that she was dead.
Betty Lin was on the phone, crying and rushing back from school, trying to give the dog a good one. She said, "Don't want him to be lonely, so we'll use mass cremation to let him go with the other dogs. “If you're lucky, you'll be a family again, and you'll be happy with the dogs and cats, and you'll be able to take care of the elderly.”
WILSON: Let me smell you in the last place. You take care of your home when I leave.