Sentences with phrase «heartbroken pet»

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Fans everywhere are left heartbroken as Peter Key reveals that he has been forced to cancel the entirety of his live UK tour due to undisclosed...

When Albert's alcoholic father (Peter Mullan), in order to avoid eviction, sells Joey to the British cavalry, Albert is heartbroken and vows one day to reunite with him even though horses in World War I often ended up as cannon fodder.

The results are suffering pets, heartbroken owners, and a higher financial cost.

They would be devastated and heartbroken if their pet ran away or somehow got lost.

Kathleen Summers with the Humane Society of the United States says, «Every year we get calls from heartbroken consumers who have purchased a puppy at a pet store or online, thinking they were buying from a responsible breeder.

Obviously a significant portion of the general public (myself included, I am heartbroken to say) are not sufficiently informed to know how to provide good nutrition for their loved pets and which foods to avoid.

Many pet owners are heartbroken at the thought of giving up a family member, but they often don't know how to make moving with their pet possible.

When Doug Locke headed for deployment in August 2015, he and his family where heartbroken at the thought of leaving behind their beloved pet Layla.

Davie resident Deb Roth was heartbroken after a miniature pinscher she bought for $ 1,854 from a pet store in Pembroke Pines died from the parvo virus within a week.

«If my pets went missing, I would feel heartbroken.

Although the number of dogs euthanized in shelters is a small fraction of the estimates that have been bandied about for years, there are still too many healthy dogs dying because their owners can't find them and too many owners heartbroken at the loss of their pets.

Her mission is to combine knowledge, experience and passion in meeting the needs of heartbroken people who have lost their beloved family pets.

Four and a half years is far too long for a situation like this to drag on, while thousands of pets and their heartbroken families pay the price.

Anytime an animal dies, I am heartbroken, as we all should be if we have any degree of empathy for people and the pets they love.

Again, I don't know why this dog died, and perhaps the outcome would have been the same regardless of where the surgery was done or if the owners had made different choices, but after receiving an angry email from a heartbroken dog - parent whose beloved pet died from unknown complications, accusing me of being a negligent vet and not caring for their pet appropriately, I wonder — if they understood this information and the risks involved, would they have paid the $ 400?