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As I think about planning my wedding (after I have inevitably nagged my boyfriend enough to propose to me), I start to imagine sharing my big day with all of the friends and family who have impacted my life and the life I’ve created with my significant other. Of course, my parents and my siblings will be there, as well as my college roommates and the handful of friends I’ve kept since high school and who have somehow stuck with me through first boyfriends and braces. While I don’t have any children, I do have a dog (duh.) who means more to me than most of my friends and family put together. He’s not a human guest, but I simply can’t imagine getting married without my fur baby by my side.
Bride Kelly O’Connell also had a four-legged best friend – her dog Charlie Bear who she rescued as a 12-week-old pup. After 15 years together, every dog mom’s worst nightmare came true when Charlie Bear was diagnosed with a brain tumor and it seemed that O’Connell would have to put down her baby just one week before her wedding. However, as the week before her wedding arrived, Charlie Bear stopped having the seizures caused by his tumor and O’Connell started to hope that maybe – just maybe – her longtime best friend would be there to see her tie the knot.
On September 1st, O’Connell got married, and Charlie Bear used everything he had to walk down the aisle to his human and Jen Dziuvenis caught it all on camera.
He couldn’t make it back, but that was ok – the maid of honor dutifully scooped up the 80-pound lab in her arms and carried him back down the aisle.
O’Connell, of course, was completely in tears, but ruining her makeup was worth it to spend the biggest day of her life with her furry companion.
Charlie Bear made it through the wedding and lived until September 9th, when he went to puppy heaven surrounded by his now-married humans. If you’re not bawling by now, I’m pretty sure you’re not human, because this is simultaneously the sweetest and saddest story I’ve ever heard in my entire life.
Rest in peace Charlie Bear. You deserve it. .
[via Buzzfeed]
Image via Jen Dziuvenis
I’m not crying. You’re crying.
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And I’m a mess right now. Can’t wait to go home and hug my dog. Good boy, Charlie.
It’s too early in the week for this, got me right in the feels.
I know your just doing your job here….. but this was not OK on a random Tuesday afternoon. I may need to take the rest of the day off now.
To be fair, there’s no good time to read this story.
Black labs will never not hit me right in the feels. I’m glad I waited to the end of the day to read this. I haven’t cried since watching Saving Private Ryan
What did humans do to deserve dogs?
Not even a little bit ashamed to say I cried while reading this. Definitely made me miss my black lab a little extra today
My dog’s name is Charlie Bear
About to openly cry at my desk.