There's a scene in the movie "A Star is Born" with Bradley Cooper and the dog outside the garage. I watched that movie in the end of my drinking days and the scene tortured me so much thinking about it. Of course it was only a movie but I then proceeded to pretty much try drink myself to death. I used to listen to this song hammered drunk alone and crying for hours. The thought of Snoop being home waiting for me is what got me through that ICU visit and made me want to change my life. There's a lot of emotions in my head about Tina. They are however surprisingly positive. Yes her stay was very short and we'd all have loved to have her for years to make us smile. However for me personall I'm proud of mvself because I did all the hard things for her and she had everything perfect until the very last moment. I'd never have done 1% of that when being addicted. I'd have let her down and been selfish and gone off drinking. I'm so happy I got to meet her because she taught me a type of love that I never thought even existed. She was selfless and completely pure in a way I never saw in any creature on this planet. The song and looking at Tina videos just got me thinking that it doesn't have to end badly. Things can turn around. You can be running around the jungle with a dog absolutely full of life with a huge smile on your face and everything to live for. Thank you Tina. The work for you has only just started and I'll see you again one day 🥰🥰 #dogrescue #streetdog #dogsoftiktok #dogtransformation