Fluffy was our family's best friend. She was born on the day we moved to Florida from New Jersey. It was a new journey for us. She was welcomed into our family a few weeks later. She was placed under the Christmas tree wrapped with a bow. Immediately, Fluffy was part of our family. She brought us great joy. From that time she was a Gasiorowski. Fluffy immediately became Barbara's companion. Mom would always take care of her and made sure she looked nice, smelled nice, and was happy. Mom always made special chicken soup for Fluffy because she knew that was Fluffy's favorite (along with chicken liver). Sometimes mom would forget to feed her husband but Fluffy was always fed =). We remember fluffy always sitting under the table waiting for any scrap of food. Even giving those puppy dog eyes just for a piece of anything. And most of the time, she got it. Fluffy always waited for her owners to come home. Her tail was always wagging. Fluffy became very sick and was diagnosed with Diabetes. She lost her eyesight. Mom would not give up. She gave her everything as long as she knew the dog was not in pain. Fluffy became accustomed to her blindness and was still a very happy dog. She always listened for mom's voice. She knew mom took great care of her. She got insulin shots on a daily basis and special food was made for her. It was still a very happy family. One day, Fluffy became very sick. Mom took her to the vet. The vet said she had kidney stones and had to get them removed. Instead of surgery, he suggested it was time for the Fluffy to go. Mom knew it was not the time. Fluffy had the surgery and did very well. She got back to her usual happy self. She lived that way for almost another 2 years. A few weeks ago, mom took Fluffy to get her teeth cleaned. The doctor came back with the news that Fluffy's kidneys were not working. We tried everything. She was suffering. This time, mom knew it was time. She no longer lived a quality life. We loved her so much and knew it was her time to go. We know now Fluffy is doing well in doggy heaven where she could see the rainbow that she waits for us by. We miss you and we will always love our "Fluffunia".