Friends Till The End The Moment A Devoted Dog Arrives At The Hospital To Say A Final Goodbye To His Owner

This is the moment THEY a devoted dog says its final goodbyes to its dying owner. Last month, Ryan Jessen, from California, thought he was having a migraine but was hospitalized with an intraventricular migraine that didn’t go away. His loved ones gathered in the ward to say their final goodbyes to him on November 30.

Hospital staff agreed to let his beloved boxer dog “Mollie” say goodbye to him. This emotional moment that has been captured and shared on social media has so far touched the hearts of hundreds of thousands of people.

“The hospital did its best for us and allowed us to bring my brother’s dog in to ‘say goodbye’ so she knew why her human never came home.” sister Michelle Jessen shared in a post on 1/<> . If you know my brother, he really loves his sweet.

Tails sandwiched between her legs and ears, the sad-looking Mollie was seen desperately sniffing at her dying master as she was lifted onto his hospital bed. “We are sincerely moved and humbled by the stories of others, their share in our sadness and the kindness of so many.

“Don’t worry about it! We are keeping her!! She’s part of the family,” Michelle Jessen said.

A photo of Mollie was later shared by Ryan’s mother showing the dog lying on a couch. Laurie Ann Hickenlooper Jessen, Mollie’s mother, wrote: “Mollie will miss her dog dad.”

Ms Jessen added that doctors thought her brother’s brain ʜᴇᴍᴏʀʀʜᴀɢᴇ was caused by high blood pressure, with speculation that his “regular energy drink consumption” could be the cause. His organs were donated and his sister announced on December 1 that a 17-year-old girl from California, whose birthday was on Christmas Day, had received her brother’s heart.

“So sad to lose Ryan, we know his heart will bring so much joy to the recipient’s family,” she wrote. I wish Ryan could have known how much of a difference his heart would make to that young man.”

His mother added that the family was “very grateful” for all the support they have received.

“We gratefully released him to give the gift of life through our organ donation program to those who are waiting,” she said . We personally, and in a spirit of prayer, have received much support, for which we are grateful for each and every kindness. It happened too quickly.”

escuers in Glendale, Queens, NY, adopted an older kitten, possibly 15-20 years old, named “Ethel”. Although she was in dire straits at the time, she was “ridiculously friendly” and “extremely grateful” for the care they gave her.

Timber’s Legacy shared the news about this special cat and her past photos are heartbreaking. But don’t worry she soon gets the help she needs thanks to the rescuers and kind people who have donated to help her.

When Ethel’s carer reached out for help, a wonderful volunteer came to the rescue. Rescuers said the caretaker believes the friendly cat may be 20 years old. At any age, she has some serious health concerns.

To complicate things, Ethel has diabetes and needs insulin. With treatment, they hope to see a significant recovery, but it won’t be easy. Despite serious health concerns, this elderly cat has an incredible attitude and will to live. We see it all the time with senior rescue cats who quickly won over their caretakers.

Before coming to her foster home, Ethel made a new friend, Norbert the Weimaraner. Afterwards, Ethel goes to her new home, where she boldly adapts again and befriends another dog named Gracie. Her fur is growing back and she is “in love”.

A month later, Ethel looks like a new cat, and her diabetes is in remission as everyone had hoped. But her pursuit remains the same, how has she transformed in such a short time!

Thanks to supporters, the rescue team was able to allow Ethel to enjoy her golden years to the fullest. In return, she gives unconditional love to everyone around her. Senior cats have a lot to offer their caregivers, and while that may sound like personification, they often show you how grateful they are.