Do our pets come to get us when we die?

Do our pets come to get us when we die?



About Nurse Hadley:

Hadley Vlahos resides outside of New Orleans with her husband and three children. With eight years of experience as a registered nurse, including six years devoted to hospice care, she has gained profound insights into the field of healthcare. Online, she is affectionately known as “Nurse Hadley,” where she shares heartfelt stories from her experiences as a hospice nurse.

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33 thoughts on “Do our pets come to get us when we die?”

  1. When I die I don’t care if there is no heaven, as long as I go where my three border collies went! I am crying as I write this… my husband and I miss them soooo much.

  2. I’ve been seeing story after story about dogs passing at 15 so i decided to look up the meaning of 15 and it represents rest after deliverance or a bridge between the physical and spiritual realms
    I thought that was perfect

  3. So, I was caring for an elderly woman, not like a paid position, she was just a family friend. I was close to her dog, a Scottish highland terrier that she'd gotten around 13 years before I'd first met her, apparently he was in a breeding house and got saved. He developed diabetes and blindness as he got older and eventually suffered a severe diabetic seizure while the woman was in a rehab facility after she suffered a stroke. Unfortunately, his heart stopped as we got him to the vet and we (my mom and me) believe that because she no longer had ties to this world after her dog passed, as her husband died a long while ago and she had no kids, her death was imminent. It was not too long after that that she started having several mini strokes and eventually began actively dying at home as she wanted and on her last few days, we ALL heard a suspiciously familiar barking right outside her window. Two days later, she passed away, but the night before we came back to see to her care while hospice was being set up, I had a dream that this woman came to me and said, "don't worry, I'm going the way with Woody now" Woody was the name of her late husband. After she'd said that, she turned around and joined an older gentleman and a lil white dog wagging his happy lil tail and they walked off into this blinding light behind them. You can say until you're blue in the face that heaven isn't real or things like that can't happen, but I will forever believe she's living her best life with her two favorite people, wherever that may be

  4. My great grandpa one of the last words he said was the name of his farm dog, but we could tell he had a bond with that dog. They were both pretty mean Grandma said in life so it made sense and I honestly thought it was cute. The dogs name was butchie.

  5. I was just thinking about this last night. I don't have any family or friends. If i passed today, no one would care. The only ones who have been there for me have been my dogs, especially my pup now. I don't have any need to see my family when i pass because no one wanted me anyway. All i want is my dog. That would be my heaven. To see my pup coming to get me.

  6. My grandfathers dog came back for a few months before he passed. As a caretaker, i made eggs and fed the dog that came to comfort him in the end. I never said the dog wasn't there as i believe he could see him.

  7. Now I am ugly crying. When I was young, I asked my Dad, a minister, if there will be dogs in Heaven.

    He never answered me outright, but he did say we will have our hearts desire.

    I told God that when I die, I want to be wherever my dogs and horses are, even if I am sleeping under a bridge, I just want my dogs and horses.

    I do believe they will be there, I truly do. I miss my heart dog Hunter everyday to this day. I have other dogs and they are great, but they are not Hunter. RIP ❤❤

  8. one day after school my grandma was in the hospital, all her children were there with her, my dad got a text. i quickly felt a feeling she passed and was no longer with us, we got home and my dad told us. if u want u can share this

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