When we first met Prim a year ago in Seattle, she was as lovable and kind as a furry loved one could be. After a curious and briefly hesitant look, she jumped on my lap right away.
She looked at me close up, licking my face like a popsicle. I knew then how much love this little girl would bring to our family.
Prim came to our home not too long before Skai crossed the Rainbow Bridge. She attached herself to big bro right away. She never left his side.
Skai showed Prim the ropes around the house. “Don’t poop in the house,” Skai reminded Prim as she was trained to see the door first.
But Prim still liked to poop on the stairs near the bottom. Skai didn’t get that, though.
Both siblings played as long as Skai could hold up. Prim never wanted to stop playing. She worried about Skai. But she always let her bro rest. And never left his side.
Skai seemed excited and grateful right away. Prim helped her bro feel safe when he needed it the most.
Prim helped mom and pops too, when they were sad. Skai got really sick and couldn’t move around much anymore.
Our furry loved ones are healers. They know when we are happy or sad.
The furry ones never leave our hearts and souls. They watch from high above and whisper in our ears…
“It’s gonna be okay…”
Thank you, Sarah and Chris, for sharing Prim and Skai with us…
