March 23, 1999 - August 16, 2005 It was with deep sadness that we had to help our beautiful girl to a peaceful and painless sleep on August 16, 2005.  Madison was six and one-half years young.  She fought a valiant battle, but in the end, the cancer was too much, too advanced... We will miss our sweet princess more than words can express. Madison, there will never be another you. Until we meet again, rest peacefully my love. Madison loved: Pugs......I think she thought she was one Sleeping in the "crook" of my back Long walks with boundless energy Tennis balls, tennis balls, tennis balls Going to dog shows (except the showing part) Curling up on my feet on the couch Toys with squeakers so she could de-squeak them Playing hide-and-seek....and she always found you Food from the dinner table Rides in the truck -- leaning against her dad as he drove Being the only dog allowed in the front yard Killing the Wiggly-Giggly ball Taking toys from the pug and hiding them outside Laying tummy-down in the baby pool on a hot day When you blew raspberries on her cheek Watching Animal Planet Being chased around the yard by her best pug friend, Tory Being told she was pretty Bursting -- not walking -- through the doggy door Looking out the frontroom window Her only child -- a squeaky toy from a false pregnancy Boxing the water dish in the upstairs bathroom Protecting Georgia when she washed her car Being with her family that loved and adored her "Last night I had a crazy dream A wish was granted just for me, It could be for anything I didn't ask for money Or a mansion in Malibu I simply wished for one more day with you One more day -- one more time One more sunset, maybe I'd be satisfied But then again, I know what it would do Leave me wishing still for one more day with you" Madison and her best pug friend, Tory Finally in 2002, we bought Madison her own pug, Cagney and they loved each other... very much.