Patch, my cat, was best friends with Bonita, my dog. It was common for them to do things together. Sunbathing, playing with birds, and sharing food were some of their activities. The neighborhood cats were bullied by Patch, a hoodlum. Whenever the cat was fighting, the dog would get out and wait for him.
Bonita kissed him whenever the cat returned in a victorious mood with a bundle of fur in his mouth. Patch died in 2010. For months, Bonita mourned. I didn’t believe animals could sense emotions or form strong bonds when I was a kid. I didn’t think they were intelligent enough to do that. However, they were able to feel sadness and love just like humans. The story is going to be heartbreaking, so prepare yourself.
On social media, a touching picture was shared about three Belgian Malinois. The dogs were saying their last goodbyes to each other, which touched a million hearts. Sef was saying goodbye to his family in this photo.
So that he could spend more time with his family, they called an animal doctor to put him to sleep at home. As if sensing his death, the other two brothers kissed him. At home, he died in peace. Owners were shocked. The family was so grateful to have him, but he unfortunately passed away.
