Wild dogs began to hang out around the campsites of early Nomadic pre-historic humans, about 65,000 years ago according to archeological data. By 11,000 years ago, dogs had become an important part of early human culture, to the extent that archeological digs would find people buried with their companion dogs. A recent study has shown that around 11,000 years…
Human hospice care has set the standards for a kind and compassionate end of life experience for many people with terminal disease. Hospice care provides a supportive structure for the family as well as for the patient during this very difficult period for everyone.
Saying Goodbye can be difficult! When I finally had to put my old old rescue Labrador Retriever, Trigger, to sleep, I thought that I’d prepared myself for feeling his loss, greatly and sadly. But it was nothing like I’d thought it would be. For the first few weeks, I was actually, emotionally, numb. I didn’t feel bad or good…
