The Flight Attendant star Kaley Cuoco and her husband, equestrian Karl Cook, have paid tribute to their elderly rescue dog Petunia, who died after a life of untold loneliness and hardship’.
Kaley, 34, and Karl, 29, are widely known as animal lovers, with several pets in their home, including a recently-adopted senior chihuahua.
Earlier this year, the couple adopted a pit bull called Petunia, who had been unable to find a forever home.
On Thursday, Karl revealed that the pup had sadly died, stating that he is ‘happy’ she is now ‘at rest’.
Kaley Cuoco and her Pup
‘After a life of untold loneliness and hardship, she is at rest. For that I am happy,’ he wrote in an Instagram post.
‘We did what we adopted Petunia to do better than anyone else, give her everything. She is resting at peace, with sunset warming her every day. That is what matters most.’
Karl added that it is ‘not the amount of time together’, that matters most, but ‘its effects on the soul’.
‘You affected everyone who met you,’ he wrote in honour of the late pup.
‘You’re forever my old lady. I miss you so much already, sleep, my sweet angel.’
Kaley also shared a sweet message about Petunia on her Instagram Story, thanking Paws For Life K9 Rescue for rescuing her in the first place.
‘We were so honored to love her in her final days,’ The Big Bang Theory actor wrote.
‘We love you dear special Petunia! You are the reason we continue to save dogs just like you. And we will never stop.’
In Karl’s Instagram post, he shared several pictures and videos of Petunia, including a photograph of the dog sleeping on a sofa alongside Kaley.
In one video, the dog is shown happily wagging her tail and running on a patch of grass in the sunshine.
Several Instagram users shared messages of condolences for Kaley and Karl in the comment section underneath his post.
‘So sorry for your loss. Thank you so much for rescuing such a special senior and loving her the way she always deserved,’ one person wrote.
‘I’m sorry for your loss but so happy she had wonderful last days with y’all,’ another said.
Source: metro