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Goodbye, Chloe..

30 October 2009 9 Comments

Sad sad day..

my youngest pup, Chloe, succumbed to sudden death today (Oct 29, 2009) due to viral contamination.

I guess she was too young and too fragile to have fought the infection.

Her memorial page is here.

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posted on 30 October 2009

Ingrid said:

oh no! parvo? sad news nga

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posted on 30 October 2009

sinch replied:

yeah parvo. how deadly and how fast..

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posted on 30 October 2009

daphneceline said:

…..sad naman….:(…:’(

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posted on 30 October 2009

sinch replied:

sad indeed. she was just with us for 2 weeks

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posted on 1 November 2009

Candy said:

oh my god.. that’s so so so sad

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posted on 3 November 2009

sinch replied:

Thanks Candy

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posted on 3 November 2009

frannywanny said:

oh no this is sad…my condolences

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posted on 3 November 2009

sinch replied:

Thanks Fran.

Like the latest Yummy book

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posted on 12 November 2009

Liza Dabu said:

Very sad…..

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