Juno Goldfarb

August 23, 2020

Juno Adopted 02/14/2018 Died 08/23/2020 I came across a picture of Juno on my cousin's pet rescue page on Valentine's Day 2018 and knew I had to adopt her right away! She was about 3, and a chihuahua mix just like my last dog of 15 years. She had the cutest little hearts in her fur and one on the top of her head. In true small dog fashion, she established herself as the alpha dog in our home with our senior lab mix and made her throne on a bed in the corner of our couch. I have never had a dog with such personality, character, and expressive facial gestures. She was very vocal and if she wanted something or didn't like something she would let you know. Although she was small, she wasn't much of a lap dog. She would come to you and lift your hand with her nose if she wanted pets. She loved to lounge in her bed on the couch under a blanket most days, but occasionally she would catch a case of the zoomies and toss a toy around for a couple minutes. Like most pets, she had several funny nicknames. Chicky Buddy was the one she went by most often. Losing her was completely unexpected. Her symptoms came on out of nowhere and she declined quickly due to her little body being invaded with lymphoma. I was able to hold her in my arms and tell her that she was a good girl as she died peacefully and free of pain. I miss her every day. Abigail Goldfarb