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There are no words spoken that can be of comfort now, but I am so sorry for your loss. I can only say that he is in a better place and running free. He will be at Rainbow Bridge waiting your arrival.

We have a picture done of our pets when we adopt one. These pictures go on a wall in our living room along with the rest of the family pictures as they become our family also. When the time comes for that fateful day, the pictures of the lost gets moved to another wall along with the remains after cremation. Some may think we are strange to do this but again, they are our family and this is how we choose to remember them. Just last night, one of our furr babies did something that reminded us of one that had passed. We looked upon her picture and remembered how she had done the same thing.

I applaud you on your efforts and I hope his long term healing is successful.
When we put our big boy in his wheelchair, it took a couple of weeks for him to get used to it. He would do a little better each day though. Now he just wakes up, barks to get it on so he can go out. I even poured a concrete ramp and a heavy plastic air curtain out the back door so it can be left open like a giant doggie door so he can come and go as he pleases.

We got one for our dog a couple of years ago from here:

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