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sunday December 11, 2016
I always said that Flore du Québec was a personal project and that I was the only one who contributed to it.I was mistaken greatly and this finding clearly appeared to me this last July.
This adventure started in 2005 during one of my walks in the forest where I found that I almost could not name any plant species that I met, that's when I started taking pictures of plants, to identify them and to publish them on the net.
But I was not alone, my little dog Wuchi was with me almost every time I traveled our beautiful nature, from Abitibi to the Cote-Nord, rain or shine, from March to December and this for 12 years.
Last April, following a stupid accident my dog made a cerebral hemorrhage, for 15 days I had to feed him by making him lick the food on my finger, giving him water with a syringe, finally he recover completely.
I was not really surprised by this recovery, because my dog's courage and desire to live were inversely proportional to its size.
During these 12 years of exploration in the forest, my dog successfully crossed several tests: a microburst that left us for 24 hours alone and shivering in the woods, he was swallowed by a mud swamp, has capsize many times in canoe with me, survived encounters with raccoons, a solitary wolf and even a bear, he was a real canine runner of the woods!
Unfortunately after his spectacular recovery his health deteriorated little by little and on July 12, 2016 I had to do euthanize.
I did not have the courage to continue the adventure without him this year but now that my mourning is done I think I owe him to continue this project and that's what I will do !
Farewell, my dear friend, you will not be forgotten.
sunday December 11, 2016
Quel touchant témoignage! Nos compagnons à quatre pattes occupent une place importante dans nos vies, et leur départ laisse toujours un grand vide.
Wuchi et vous aurez vécu de belles aventures ensemble; je vous souhaite d'en vivre bien d'autres encore à sa mémoire!
Nancy, Terrebonne
sunday December 11, 2016
@Nancy, Terrebonne
Merci!
Michel, Flore du Québec
saturday April 29, 2017
Je compatise avec vous. Très touchant!. Les chiens sont tellement de bon compagnons. Merci de partager et bonne continuation dans vos projet, la vie continue!
Christine Bisson, St-Sauveur
saturday April 29, 2017
@Christine Bisson, St-Sauveur : Merci!
Michel, Flore du Québec
sunday September 10, 2017
Je suis désolée et si triste pour vous, il avait l'air d'un compagnon extraordinaire... mes plus sincères sympathies.
Katherine, Rigaud
sunday October 22, 2017
M. Michel, quelle perte immense pour vous, aucuns mots ne peuvent exprimer a quel point je vous comprends et que jamais vous ne pourrez oublier un être aussi fidèle et dévoué, vous ne pourrez qu'apprendre (avec le temps) a survivre sans son amour mais depuis le royaume des animaux son soutient vous est acquis, bonne continuation .
Roger .
Roger Dubois , Longueuil
sunday October 22, 2017
@ Roger Dubois , Longueuil : Merci !
Michel, Flore du Québec
tuesday October 8, 2019
C’est une belle et touchante histoire, merci beaucoup pour le partage mais sache que ton accompagnant ne veut pas que tu continue l’aventure toute seule. Je t’encourage a regarder autour de toi, y a beaucoup d’amis de la nature avec qui tu partage ton parcours.
À bientôt
Sam, London Ontario
sunday August 9, 2020
Un très bel temoignage en effet qui represente bien le message que vous voulez envoyer! Je vous remercie pour la qualité des photos et les informations qui sont super !!Une bel heritage que vous laissez en arrière et je suis sure que votre petit compagnon le sens de l'autre monde ou il en est.
Irina, Carignan
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