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Every now and again, we really have to dig down deep into our hearts to decide whether a life is worth saving. It’s not all that hard a decision to make when you’re willing to put your common sense aside and just look at that little face looking back at you. At least it wasn’t a difficult decision for our wonderful volunteer, Pam Mayes, When we told her about our little French Bulldog puppy with legs that didn’t seem to work at all, Pam didn’t even hesitate. She immediately agreed to take her in.

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For Dusty, Holly and her puppies, Boomer, and our own Biscuit, with Love…

Submitted by kristi on June 26, 2010 – 11:31 am13 Comments

BiscuitBiscuit and Peyton

When Shawn Seamans and his wife Jody returned home from a brief shopping trip, they returned to the kind of nightmare that no person should ever have to endure: their recently purchased home in flames and their dogs and cat inside, beyond their reach and beyond any hope of rescue, their fourteen year old daughter – alerted by a friend that her home was on fire – already standing helplessly outside while the firefighters battled the fire.

Lost in the blaze were a six year old blind French Bulldog named Dusty, a little four year old French Bulldog mother named Holly and her two tiny puppies, just two weeks old, Boomer, a fifteen year old cat, already weakened by cancer, and our own sweet foster dog, three year old Biscuit.

The future had finally been looking bright for our boy, Biscuit, a French Bulldog/Boston Terrier mix who had spent the first three years of his young life being being tossed around from home to home, before finally making his way into the FBVillage. Taken in by our Mid West Regional Manager, Kathy Clayton, in October, 2009, he found an unexpected friend and ally in her nine year old grandson, Peyton, and with the permission of the FBVillage, he eagerly joined Peyton and his family in nearby Grove, Oklahoma to wait out his stay in foster care. Just a few short weeks ago, after nearly six months in foster care, when it was perfectly clear to everyone that he was Peyton’s dog and no one else’s, we learned that the family wanted to adopt the little dog themselves. Biscuit had a home at last, and best of all, a boy who loved him. A whole family that loved him.

For those last six months of Biscuit’s life, what must have been the happiest six months of his life, we are eternally grateful to Shawn and Jody, their daughters, Taylor, 14, and Shea, 11 for making room for our Biscuit, but especially we are grateful to Peyton.

To all of the Seamans’ family pets, Dusty, Holly and her babies, Boomer, and little Biscuit, we wish them Godspeed and safe passage across the Rainbow Bridge. And to the family that loved them all, we offer our love and our heartfelt sympathy. If anyone has any words of comfort and encouragement for this family, we hope that you will share them…

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13 Comments »

  • Cindy says:

    i am in tears to read of this devastating loss of all the family pets. you are all in my thoughts, especially Peyton.

    cindy

  • FrogDogz says:

    My very deepest condolences to Kathy, Shawn, Peyton and the entire Clayton/Seamans families. Your loss is unimaginable.

  • Melissa says:

    It brings me to tears to see how sweet Peyton and Biscuit were together. I’m so sorry for your loss.

  • KarenTX says:

    My heart goes out to them on this terrible loss, Lovey and I send our most heartfelt condolences to their family and to the French Bulldog Village family who is mourning.

  • Vicki says:

    Such a tragic loss. My condolences to the family.
    Godspeed sweet pups-
    Vicki & Beans

  • Robin Homsey-Blaine says:

    Oh Kathy, I can’t imagine the grief you and your family are experiencing now. Know that you, Shawn, the Seaman family (especially Peyton, Taylor and Shea) are in my thoughts and prayers. Godspeed across the Bridge Biscuit and friends.

  • RIP little ones x

  • debbie damarodis says:

    Hard to write with tears falling down my face. I cannot begin to imagine the incredible loss to this family. What an awful tragedy.
    Maybe with God’s love and grace, in time, some kind breeder or two will donate a puppy to this family in remembrance of those who have crossed the Bridge. My wishes and prayers to them all at this time and in the future.

  • Cindy says:

    My tears, my heart, my thoughts and my prayers go out to you!! I can’t even imagine the grief! God Bless all of you and wish you peace and happy memories!

  • The Seamans Family says:

    We wanted to thank you all for everything and our loving pets will be greatly missed!!! THANKS TO EVERYONE!! always…. the seamans family (SHawn, Jody, Shea, Tay, Little Peyton

  • tay:)) says:

    i just wanted to give a special thanks to everone&& we r very sad to loose bisquit a.k.a Link he was always the missing link in the house but he always filled the hole and now that hole in our hearts are filled he lived a great 6 months wen my dad first brought him home we were all confused but my little brother was soooooo in love with that dogg!!!! The night before the fire i gave him a bath and we ate some popcorn together….well he pretty much ate it all then he fell asleep in my bed:)) he was always there to cuddle with he was our bestfriend!!! Thanks again everyone!!!! ~Always tay seamana:))~

  • Heather says:

    It breaks my heart to read this! My heart goes out to the family.

  • Beth says:

    I cannot even imagine your incredible loss. My thoughts are with you and your loved ones and your loving pets who did not make it. I pray they did not suffer.

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