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This condolence email message for a beloved pet written to a friend will remind the friend what a great dog Buster was, and how the fun memories will stay with the friend always. In the condolence email message for a pet written to a friend example, include any stories you have of the pet or memories of the pet and the friend together. The email is appropriate for children, teens, young adults and adults.
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Message of Condolence in an Email for a Pet Written to a Friend
Email Subject Line: I’m Sorry…
Dear Lindsay,
I’m so sorry to hear about the loss of your dog, Buster. Our four-legged friends play a big part in our families. You’re in my heart as I grieve along with you.
What a good dog Buster was! I know he was a member of your family for 13 years. Buster was well-loved and I could tell he loved you the most. I always enjoyed meeting you and Buster at the doggie park so he and Louie could run around and play fetch with that old, ratty tennis ball. Remember those huge mud puddles Buster and Louie had a blast running through? What a mess the dogs were, but it was fun laughing about it as we hosed them off!
I hope your fond memories of Buster will stay with you always. Please let me know if you need anything.
Love,
Shelley