But several years ago, Amy went through a very sad and difficult ordeal. And in the process, she taught me the meaning of being a survivor. When my Amy was first disabled, one of the hardest things was how alone I felt. While it's important to have medical information and resources, for me it was perhaps even more important to know that others had traveled a similar path. I did find a few stories on the web which are posted on the Inspiring Stories page, but I would love to create a gallery of stories on this site so that owners of disabled pets can have the opportunity to learn from each other's experiences.
All stories are welcome .
Whether you or your pet could not cope with the disability and you had the pet put to sleep, or you and your pet have coped well, others can benefit greatly from your experience. If you would like to share your story, please use the form below. Thank you to Puck the cat and Linda Watkins for the coding for the paw print in my navigation bar. Please visit Puck's Home Page .