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Liam was apart of the Pete's Pet Posse at Oklahoma State, and this was his personal page. He passed away 3/22/2019.
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Liam The Therapy Dog
Liam James Sherin was a Bernese Mountain Dog who was a part of the Pete’s Pet Posse at Oklahoma State University. He was born on November 22, 2009 in Lander, Wyoming, and found his forever family living in Casper nine weeks later. He grew big very quickly, and sometimes didn’t realize how large he was until after he had knocked over books, lamps or food off of the dining table. He loved to go for long walks in the cold and snow, loved eating rawhide bones, and loved cuddling with his family whenever he could. He was incredibly sweet, and loved every person he met, although he scared at least half of them when he got excited to see them. He moved with his family to Stillwater, Oklahoma in November of 2013, and became an official member of the Pete’s Pet Posse in 2016. He loved to come to campus and meet students, staff and faculty, and always seemed to be smiling when he would pose for pictures. It was on the OSU campus that Liam discovered what he thought was the most intriguing thing on the planet: the squirrel. Liam desperately searched for any and all squirrels every time he got to walk around campus, and would circle and search trees he had seen squirrels climb weeks before in an attempt to find them once again. Even when he was ill, Liam was always eager to greet people, and it was a telling sign of Liam’s sweet nature that he always wanted to make people happy, and never wanted to let his family down.
He died of liver cancer on Friday, March 22, 2019. He was surrounded by his loving family when he passed, and he will be greatly missed by all who met and loved him.
