I know you’re getting sick of the Manna posts, but I’m sad so screw off…anyways, heres the last one – I bet this is manna right now:

Manna super dog????“>Manna super dog????

Those of you who met her will totally see her doing this….lol

I’ll never forget the day we found your mom dead and how bad you and your brothers and sisters looked. We took you in because there was just something about your little 4 week old demeanor…you just tugged at the heart strings and I knew we could love you more than you ever knew was possible. We had you trained and you loved working with mom at the center and keeping the “bad” people from coming within 50 feet of the facility…Our mornings at the Grand Harbour in Grand Cayman were magic, I couldn’t get over how much you loved to swim. You have made so many friends – your Naijya, Bosley, Rasta, Morpheus, and the countless others. I’ve never met a better friend than you have become to me and your mommy.

I just want to say a good bye. And to let you know that the decision to send you to your new home was made purely out of logic and had nothing to do with my emotions of feelings. I would love to keep you forever, but you were meant to be working and protecting, not sitting in a kennel while we work 10+ hours a day…It’s just been killing me.

I’ll NEVER forget you and the way you made me smile. I hope you excel at your new job and get lots of love from your new owner. I’m so sorry…

Some final photos of Manna on BOBBYLOVEVILLE“>Some final photos of Manna on BOBBYLOVEVILLE

My fellow geek friends will only understand the impact of this post:

AHHHHHHHHHHHH

Adobe – Macromedia – WTF?“>Adobe – Macromedia – WTF?

Today sucks. We’ve been having issues with our Dog, Manna since we moved to the states. Manna was originally trained as a protective services dog for Wendi and her work, but since she has been decommisioned she is having troubles socializing and she really likes to bite people…It has come to the point now that in two weeks we are homeless and the last three places we have tried to rent turn us down due to Manna.

HOPE ON THE HORIZON

It’s almost impossible to find someone to take a dog like this and have the understanding and want to keep he alive and happy. Until this morning when I called a client company of ours who just so happens to train and place police and protective services dogs out of Chicago. We talked about Manna, her skills, and her issues and they have decided that she would be a great candidate for their course. They are going to take such good care of her and get her a home where she is understood and will be happy. She leaves next Friday morning at 9am – my heart is broken.

I will miss her more than anything in this world…good bye Manna.

EVAR!