Eulogy For Pets
I had always wanted a puppy or pet since I was very young. However, it was fourth grade when I started to really want a dog. Every night before I went to bed I would pray and ask for a puppy for Christmas. As Christmas came and went, I had started to lose hope of ever being able to get a puppy. However, little did I know that my prayers would soon be answered. It was Saturday, February 26, 2010. It was just like any other Saturday, my parents were going to run some errands and I decided to tag along this day. It was about noon and my parents decided to go to Lowes hardware store. On the way there we saw a bright white sign with dark letters that said Cockapoo puppies and Shih tzu mix puppies for sale. My mom wanted to go look because Cockapoo puppies were her favorite dog breed. We walked into the pet shop called Gettys Pet Shop. When we walked in the
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I knew that my parents would only agree to getting the dog that was on hold.
I could hear the faint sound of my parents talking to the woman, but my thoughts were so distracting, I could barely hear what they were saying.
"So if they don't call or pick her up in 2 hours, we can write down your name and you will be able to take her home then after we fill out the paperwork."
That is the first thing I heard after I came back to reality. My ears perked up to hearing that we would be able to take a new member of our family home. We left after giving our contact information, and went to Lowes. I kept asking questions about the what would happen if she was still available. We eventually went home and waited for the call from the pet shop that would tell us if we would be coming home with a new family member.
Right as we walked through the door, the phone rang. My dad answered the phone and my heart started beating faster with each second that went by. When my dad hung up the phone, I held my breath waiting to find out if she was ours.
"You better start cleaning so that dog can come into a clean
I knew that my parents would only agree to getting the dog that was on hold.
I could hear the faint sound of my parents talking to the woman, but my thoughts were so distracting, I could barely hear what they were saying.
"So if they don't call or pick her up in 2 hours, we can write down your name and you will be able to take her home then after we fill out the paperwork."
That is the first thing I heard after I came back to reality. My ears perked up to hearing that we would be able to take a new member of our family home. We left after giving our contact information, and went to Lowes. I kept asking questions about the what would happen if she was still available. We eventually went home and waited for the call from the pet shop that would tell us if we would be coming home with a new family member.
Right as we walked through the door, the phone rang. My dad answered the phone and my heart started beating faster with each second that went by. When my dad hung up the phone, I held my breath waiting to find out if she was ours.
"You better start cleaning so that dog can come into a clean