On Angels Wings: Personal Stories About the Passing Away of Beloved Animal Companions
Editorial Reviews
Vet Medicine Today magazine, Martha A. Littlefield-Chabaud, DVM
Veterinarians will find an aid . . . grieving clients . . . stories and poems that may help them realize that they are not alone.
Book Description
Personal true stories written by men & women who have lost an animal companion. How the companion came into their life, touched their heart, enriched their life, and then departed. Each story is accompanied by a beautiful drawing (50 drawings). Includes heroic dogs dying in war and in police work, and a chapter by Veterinarians on pain control, hospice programs and theories, and euthanasia - when, how, where, when not to - and more.
Each warm and inspiring story provides comfort to those grieving over the loss of a beloved animal companion. To reassure them that others grieve deeply also and that grieving is a natural process following the loss of an animal companion.
Veterinarians share stories, thoughts, and medical guidelines so everyday people can see how they feel about and treat terminally ill animals, control pain, and perform euthanasia. Allowing an animal companion to die gracefully can offer comfort to the owner. Hotline support numbers provided.
Hospice care for pets, a new program, is outlined in detail and is a bridge to a more gentle and dignified death at home in the care of loved ones.
Encourages recognition of service animals such as Police Dogs and the War Dogs of Vietnam.
Veterinary Clinics are making this book available as solace to those whose ill or injured pets must be euthanized. The book's tender and caring story of animals and their special closeness to a family touches the heart and offers comfort to grieving families.
On Angels Wings: Personal Stories About the Passing Away of Beloved Animal Companions
On Angels Wings: Personal Stories About the Passing Away of Beloved Animal Companions,Alan Blain Cunningham,Agreka Books,1888106611,Animals,Bereavement,Death,Death & Dying,Death, Grief, Bereavement,Essays,General,Pet owners,Pets,Psychological aspects,Psychology,Sociology,United States
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