Kind of just wanted to clear up what most of my deviations are. I work in a veterinary hospital and have gotten caught up in creating clay paws for animals that pass or are euthanized. Beginning with "Charlie" the white boxer puppy, I started to try to create a likeness of each animal on the back of the paws. Can't say I am always successful (as you can see, several of the paws have ended up with flowers on the back as I don't have a decent picture to reference for some animals). I still have a long way to go, but I have learned so much doing this and feel like I have improved with each one. Plus, the response from the owners when they get their paws has really been amazing. I just hope it gives them a little something to hold onto in a tough time. Now if I could just bring myself to finish one for my own dog that I lost about a month ago. TTFN. Beth

Clay Paw kit can be purchased through this website. They also provide an array of info on dealing with the death/loss of a furry loved one.
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