Welcoming Cooper Home

There's great anticipation in heaven tonight.the angels are singing with joyous delight.
They're clapping and dancing to a heavenly tune, for they heard someone new would be home soon.

And when he arrived, he was welcome with love.the heavenly kind, known up above.
God said, "Cooper, I know you - please come right in!" With a wag of his tail, he ran up to Him.
God held His arms wide and Cooper closed in, put his head in God's lap, then looked and adored Him.

God hugged him and petted him - Cooper knew he was Home.
God said, My dear dog, now you have Heaven to roam".
And Baron and Star were waiting too.
to show him the way and tell him what to do.
All the dogs barked and ran joyfully around him
while their tails swept up stars that fell to surround him.

And Cooper felt happy, yet one thing made him sad.
"I know that my family will miss me so bad."
He Said, "Who will protect them I'm out of sight?
And who will watch over them all through the night?"
God held Cooper and blessed him and said, I'll care for Eileen, as I've done all along."

Cooper entered the Kingdom with a heart full of cheer
and the dogs gathered around him and drew him in near.
God and the animals all smiled at each other,
feeling peaceful and happy to welcome another.

The Angels sing praise with all their might.
for heaven's new Star that lights up the night.

May 13, 2007

A Message from Eileen Newsome

"If you have a dog, you will most likely outlive it. To get a dog is to open yourself to profound joy and to equally profound sadness."

It's with a very heavy heart and lot's of tears that I tell you that Cooper crossed over on May 13th.

Cooper, 12, had a good Saturday, helping out at the SunCoast Animal Rescue event in Palm Harbor in the morning where got lots of treats and was his usual happy self. In the evening we walked as usual to Crystal Beach where he had a short swim in the gulf. Returning to shore he went down and was unable to get up.

Sunday morning, the emergency Vet gave us the grim news that Coop had a massive amount of cancer.

My Brother and I said our goodbye's as Cooper crossed over the Rainbow Bridge to doggie heaven where he like Baron and Star before him will have a grand time as they wait for us.

Sincerely,
Eileen T. Newsome

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