Sometimes I hear people talk about how much work their old pet is. Or how annoying their old pet is.
Animals don’t do things to annoy you. They aren’t trying to inconvenience you. Animals don’t understand these things. They always try to please and serve.
Caring for an old animal is a privilege. After devoting their entire lives to love and loyalty to humans (you or other humans in their past), they become even more dependent on us. They need more. More care. More love. More patience.
It is a privilege to be the final stop for such a selfless being. A being that has lived their life literally for everyone else.
When I connect with old pets they ask for very little. They are still, even in a time of need, wanting to be as easy as possible for their guardians. They are STILL living for others, instead of themselves.
Appreciate your old pet. The white on their face shows all the years they gave to you (or other humans). Their old body shows all the miles they have walked staying by their guardians side. Their old eyes show all the love the gave through the years. Their imperfections are all pieces of themselves that they gave away (energetically) to help a human.
Animals are in a league of their own. There is no soul ever that will give as selflessly as animals do. Every single day of their lives.
