Last night at 10:15 PM, Kiah passed away. Only the day before, she had been so joyful. We noticed her breathing was off and assumed it was just from the heat—but it turned out to be congestive heart failure. Even with the vet’s medication, her condition worsened quickly, and we were faced with the painful choice to let her go.
Fourteen wonderful years weren’t nearly enough. Our hearts ache. Sleep peacefully, Kiah—you’ll always be loved and missed.
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