Our sweet Laci Mae 14yrs. old crossed over the Rainbow Bridge tonight at 5pm. She was recently diagnosed with mouth cancer and it spread very fast. Everyone that knew her, knows what a precious, devoted and lovable dog she was! Laci was most definitely a "mama's girl" and I loved every minute of it. She is no longer suffering or in pain.....but my heart is breaking
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π In Loving Memory of Laci Mae – Forever Mama’s Girl π
Today, at 5pm, the world became a little dimmer as our sweet Laci Mae crossed the Rainbow Bridge. At 14 years old, she had given us a lifetime of love, loyalty, and unforgettable memories. Just recently, she was diagnosed with mouth cancer, and heartbreakingly, it spread much faster than any of us were prepared for. Though her battle was brief, her strength and grace through it all left us in awe.
Laci was more than just a dog — she was a soul companion, a best friend, and most certainly a mama’s girl through and through. She followed with gentle eyes, always knowing when to lean in, when to cuddle a little closer, and when a single wag of her tail could brighten even the darkest days. Her devotion wasn’t loud or showy — it was quiet, steady, and deeply grounding, like the kind of love that asks for nothing and gives everything in return.
Anyone who had the privilege of knowing Laci knew what a rare and precious spirit she carried. She was tender and kind, always eager to greet you with soft nudges and warm eyes that spoke volumes. Children adored her, friends felt comforted by her presence, and strangers couldn’t help but smile at her calm sweetness. There was something about her — a light, a warmth — that made people feel safe and seen.
The last few days were hard. We saw our vibrant girl slow down, watched as she tried to be strong for us even when the pain crept in. But even in her final hours, she held on to love. She rested with her head near mine, reminding me with every breath that we were in this together — as we had always been. Letting her go was the most painful thing I’ve ever had to do, but it was the last, most selfless act of love I could offer her. She deserved peace, freedom from pain, and the gentle release from a body that no longer matched her strong spirit.
The house feels impossibly quiet now. Her favorite spot on the couch is empty, and her absence lingers in every room. Yet somehow, I know she’s still with me — in the way the sun hits the floor where she used to nap, in the soft rustle of her favorite blanket, in the way my heart aches and swells at the same time when I say her name.
Laci Mae, thank you for every year, every memory, every kiss and cuddle. Thank you for choosing me to be your person. I was the lucky one.
You are no longer suffering. You are no longer in pain. You are free. And though my heart is breaking, I know you are running again — young, strong, and joyful — across that rainbow field, waiting until we meet again.
I love you forever, my sweet girl. πΎππ
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