Saying goodbye to someone you love is one of the hardest things that you will ever deal with in life. And that’s not just for humans, but also for our furry family members. Losing a chihuahua many times leaves an irreplaceable hole in our heart, regardless of all the memories that you have of times cherished together.
But thankfully there are ways to commemorate, and even honor our best friends. Above all, it’s important to remember them for who they were and the endless joy and love they brought to our lives.
Here are 3 amazing ways you can remember and honor your beloved chihuahua who passed away:
1. Journal About The Happy Times:
All deaths are tragic, whether it’s sudden or after a long life lived. It’s important once your dog has passed away that you think about the happy times the two of you had together, and focus your mindset on that.
It’s only fair to yourself that you keep yourself positive, give yourself time to deal with the loss, and preserve their memory in the way that they deserve.
Talk about your dog with others, write down happy memories the two of you shared, and of course, keep the photos out that capture the moments in time the two of you had.
2. Plant A Tree in Their Honor
Many people think to give donations in their dog’s honor or perhaps even get some permanent ink, but planting a tree in their honor is also a nice way to let their legacy live on for years to come.
Pick a nice spot in your yard and plant a young tree, and as the year’s pass, you’ll be able to watch that beautiful tree grow big and strong.
Each day that passes you’ll have a living legacy that you can always look to when you want to be reminded of your special friend.
3. Make donations to feed poor breeds.
This is an honor to your beloved chihuahua, not only foods, donate everything needs for a dog. You can easily find places where poor dogs live.
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When one of our babies passed, her Chi sister cried and looked for her everywhere. She could not be left alone, she cried.
I saw a need for emergency foster care for a young male. We decided it would be good for our little remains girl. The little guy came home to us, very thin with no hair on his underbelly, emotionally abused. Our thought was to get him healthy and fine him a forever home. But the boy was mentally so abused and it took so long for him to trust, we knew it would damage him to go to another new home. Thus 2 years later Teo has hair on his underbelly, no longer pees when you pick him up and is so happy. My two babies love each other and our hearts are not as painful.