Compassionate Pet Loss support is available for you. A pet loss book to get immediate support to heal your heart. You just came home from the veterinarian's office, and it feels like a brick hit you right smack on the head. You heard that your dog has a life-threatening illness. She has one week or, at best, a few months to live. Your veterinarian tells you, "There is no cure!" My Dog Is Dying: What Do I Do? You say to yourself, "What am I going to do with the loss of my dog?" Rest assure there is help with this book. Consider it part of your support team. Your emotional emergency first-aid kit that will support you through the rollercoaster ride that you are about to take. My Dog Is Dying: What Do I Do? is the first book in the best-selling and award-winning Pet Bereavement Series. It deals with many levels of grief and loss and how you can learn to never feel alone again with the pending loss of your dog. If you are looking for a pet loss book to help you with your grief surrounding dog cancer or other life-threatening illness this book is designed to support you as a close friend. It will accompany you on the journey of pet loss grief and dog care with unconditional love. When you buy and read this book then follow the actions steps at the end, you will experience compassion for your journey shared with your beloved companion in a special and soulful way. Many dogs are diagnosed with cancer and other incurable diseases which can be emotionally devastating for their loving caregivers. This book and the free additional Pet Grief Support Kit downloads the author offers will help many people make this time with their canine companions meaningful, bearable, and certainly, facilitate their grieving and recovery when death comes. Dr. Michael W. Fox, veterinarian and author of The Soul of theWolf and The Boundless Circle: Caring for Creatures and Creation. "In My dog Is Dying: What Do I Do? Emotions, Decisions, and Options for Healing, Wendy Van de Poll offers clear and affirming guidance when faced with the difficult decisions that come up when your beloved pet is dying. Through her eloquent writing and deep personal experience of losing her own dog Marley, she lovingly shows you step-by-step how to navigate the uncharted waters of a pet's illness and subsequent death. I recently lost my beloved golden retriever Cammi and Wendy's wisdom was where I went for solace and information. A lovely guide for pet lovers and anyone who is dealing with loss." Dr. Debra Reble, International bestselling author and intuitive psychologist. "The death of a beloved dog is uniquely painful, a deep wound that not everyone understands. But Wendy Van de Poll does, and these pages provide a compassionate, healing guide to help you do right by your dog, your family, and your own spirit. The book is fabulous!!" Sy Montgomery, Nationally bestselling author of The Good Good Pig
About the Author: Wendy Van de Poll is a pioneering leader in the field of pet loss grief support. Wendy is dedicated to providing a safe place for her clients to express their grief over the loss of their pets. What makes Wendy successful with her clients is that she get's grief! "Over the years I've dealt with my own grief and helping many families communicate and connect with their pets long after their loss. It's what I've done since I was just 5 yrs old!" She is compassionate and supportive to all who know her. Her passion is to help people when they are grieving over the loss of a pet and her larger than life love for animals has led her to devote her life to the mission of increasing the quality of life between animals and people no matter what stage they are in their cycle of life! She has been called the animal whisperer. She is a Certified End of Life and Pet Grief Support Coach, Certified Pet Funeral Celebrant, Animal Medium and Communicator. She is the founder of The Center for Pet Loss Grief and an international best-selling and award-winning author and speaker. She holds a Master's of Science degree in Wolf Ecology and Behavior and has run with wild wolves in Minnesota, coyotes in Massachusetts and foxes in her backyard. She lives in the woods with her husband, two crazy birds, her rescue dog Addie and all kinds of wildlife.