04/09/2025
💔 Run Free, Sir Charles 💔
Today was one of the hardest days. Our sweet Sir Charles wasn’t feeling well, so he went to the ER. After tests and scans, the devastating news came: kidney disease and liver cancer. His values were off the charts, and the vet said the kindest choice was to let him go peacefully.
We are heartbroken, as is his new family who already loved him deeply.
Charles came to us from an owner surrender—skinny, barely able to walk, and with teeth so rotten they were falling out. In foster care, he blossomed. He played with his foster sister Daisy, swam in the pool, and found joy again. Recently, a loving family opened their hearts to him. It felt like fate—he was to be the grandmother’s dog, after she had lost her husband, also named Charles “Charlie.” They believed it was kismet. Now, heartbreak has struck them once more.
We want to also truly thank his foster mom, Cori, who gave Sir Charles five wonderful months filled with love, attention, and care—things he had never truly known before. Because of Cori and her family, he had the chance to flourish, to play, to swim, and to be cherished.
We would love to get help covering his hospitalization and cremation, please, if you’re able, send a few dollars. Let’s make sure the only thing his family has to focus on right now is their grief, not overwhelming vet bills.
🐾 Donate here: [www.barking-back.org]
🙏 Keep Sir Charles and his family in your thoughts.
Even though his time was too short, Charles knew love at the end—and that matters most. 🌈🐶❤️