Pacino
A small pup with a big family, big heart, and even bigger love for pound cake.
‘He came to us at age 15 from animal control. He was a 7lbs shihtzu with a lot of personality. He immediately fit in with our other three pitfall female dogs. The girls became very protective of him, so he ruled the household. In the last 3 years, we saw him age, his retina completely detached in one eye, so he was blind. Despite us doing surgery on the other eye, he could only see light. But it did not stop him. He was still very active. His arthritis worsened, so it was a little more difficult for him to walk, so he loved to be carried, but when he wanted to exercise, he would not let you pick him up.’
‘He was a grumpy demanding old man, and we loved him. He made his needs heard by doing one bark that progressed to a high-pitched scream. He immediately knew when I was home and demanded attention. At night, I would have to rock him to sleep. He loved going to the beach. He enjoyed traveling, period. We all fell in love with him, from my mom to his regular veterinarian to his ophthalmologist.’
‘His age did not stop him. His passing was very unexpected as it was due to a brain tumor that we had no idea was there. He saw his veterinarians several times throughout the year and was always in great health. One night he started having seizures that caused internal bleeding, and despite being hospitalized, we had to decide to let him go. I miss him daily, and the diamond will allow me to have a little piece of him with me at all times.’
‘On his 18th birthday, my mom baked him his favorite cake, a pound cake.’
The stunning memorial diamonds set in pendants, created in honor of Pacino
