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God give me strength to do this.

You're going to be so missed Trevor. For 17 years you let us be your family and we'll never forget you.

We love you.

UPDATE

Thank you so much to all of you for your love, prayers, hugs, thoughts and stories.

Trevor went to the rainbow bridge, where the other goodest boys and girls welcomed him, at 2:37pm.

He left this world having been loved, so very much, for 17 years and we'll love and remember him for the next 17, and beyond.

Hug your babies just a little bit tighter tonight.

Thank you again, to everyone.

We've had to make the very difficult decision to let our 16 year old Blue Heeler, Trevor, go. The amount of guilt we feel is almost unbearable.

He can't hardly walk or get up without assistance and he doesn't want to. He's no longer eating and soils himself almost every time he has to go as he can no longer hold it. He's very hard of hearing now and can't really see well anymore. He's not interested in his toys, getting loved on or anything else. He just wants to go to his crate.

We are using an in home euthanasia service so he can be in the comfort of his own home, in his bed, surrounded by his favorite Frisbee, tennis ball and water bottle. And us, his family.

He knows something is going on and I don't know how to ease his stress and anxiety. We can't help but cry every time we hug him or talk to him. He feels it.

How do we comfort him, being what is causing him to feel what we feel?

This is so hard.

Please tell us we're doing the right thing..