He’s moved on to greener pastures of the heavenly kind.
Zorro
I cannot even find the words through all the tears. My heart is officially shattered. I’ve lost pets before but this one has stung the worst and he isn’t even mine…..he’s my sister’s gloriously gorgeous Friesian Zorro. They were so beautiful together – what a sweet partnership. He loved her so much and she him….a true mutual worship. They truly were lucky to have each other.
I am so happy we planned these photos and were able to sneak in this session before the field was cut down the next morning. Zorro loved to pose (treats were my secret weapon). And of course he took advantage of every minute with her and even managed to get in some snuggle time. No surprise, he was just a love – a ginormous puppy dog.
Here are my sister’s beautiful words….”I was contemplating whether or not to post my devastating news on social media, but I feel I would be remiss to not honor my beautiful boy Zorro as he touched so many people. Zorro unexpectedly journeyed to the Rainbow Bridge last Wednesday evening. I was so fortunate to have this kind intelligent soul in my life for the last 7 years and will forever be grateful for his companionship and love. When I decided to venture into the world of horse ownership I never imagined such an amazing journey with such a beautiful partner. He was more than a horse to me and I never expected that a large powerful being could display such affection and kindness in his heart. Zorro and I had a bond that will last a lifetime. I will miss him everyday for the rest of my life. Today he would have turned 17. Until we meet again my Handsome Boy…”
Zorro, I truly will miss you examining all my pockets for your favorite treats (peppermints and bananas), kissing that velvet nose, and that BIG huge Trot (yes, sometimes I needed that “oh-shit” strap). Thank you for loving Lila and being so gentle with her. You gave her the horse “bug”. Everyone who met you fell in love with you.
Au revoir my handsome nephew. You were so loved. You will truly be missed. XOXO
A lesson I learned a while back….
Life is far too short. Focus on those you love. Leave the meaningless and the unworthy behind.