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After her family’s 14-year-old dog died, a 4-year-old girl in San Antonio mailed two photos to heaven. She wanted to make sure God would recognize Abbey when she got there. It was August 2006. Abbey was a black-and-white mixed-breed dog who had been with the Scrivener family longer than any of their three children had been alive. Before she got sick, she loved to swim and play with balls. Those were the things Meredith wanted God to know about her. Her mother, Joy, wrote down the words as Meredith said them. Meredith asked God to take special care of Abbey and play with her. She told him how much she missed her. They put the letter and two photos in an envelope addressed to God in heaven. Joy added their return address. Meredith stuck on several stamps because she figured it would take more than one to get a letter that far. Then she dropped it into the mailbox at the Brook Hollow post office. About two weeks later, the family came home from a Labor Day trip and found a package wrapped in gold paper on the front porch. It was addressed to “Mer.” Inside was a copy of When a Pet Dies, a book by Mister Rogers. Tucked inside were Meredith’s original letter, the two photos, and a handwritten reply. The note told her that Abbey had arrived safely and that she wasn’t sick anymore. And it answered the very thing Meredith had been worried about. “I recognized Abbey right away.” Years later, the columnist who first told the story said he had met the woman who sent the package. By then, Meredith was eight. She still loved animals, and she still believed an angel had sent the book to help her feel better about Abbey. Meredith had mailed those photos so someone in heaven would know her dog when they saw her. The woman who wrote back made sure both pictures came home.
After her family’s 14-year-old dog died, a 4-year-old girl in San Antonio mailed two photos to heaven. She wanted to make sure God would recognize Abbey when she got there. It was August 2006. Abbey was a black-and-white mixed-breed dog who had been with the Scrivener family longer than any of their three children had been alive. Before she got sick, she loved to swim and play with balls. Those were the things Meredith wanted God to know about her. Her mother, Joy, wrote down the words as Meredith said them. Meredith asked God to take special care of Abbey and play with her. She told him how much she missed her. They put the letter and two photos in an envelope addressed to God in heaven. Joy added their return address. Meredith stuck on several stamps because she figured it would take more than one to get a letter that far. Then she dropped it into the mailbox at the Brook Hollow post office. About two weeks later, the family came home from a Labor Day trip and found a package wrapped in gold paper on the front porch. It was addressed to “Mer.” Inside was a copy of When a Pet Dies, a book by Mister Rogers. Tucked inside were Meredith’s original letter, the two photos, and a handwritten reply. The note told her that Abbey had arrived safely and that she wasn’t sick anymore. And it answered the very thing Meredith had been worried about. “I recognized Abbey right away.” Years later, the columnist who first told the story said he had met the woman who sent the package. By then, Meredith was eight. She still loved animals, and she still believed an angel had sent the book to help her feel better about Abbey. Meredith had mailed those photos so someone in heaven would know her dog when they saw her. The woman who wrote back made sure both pictures came home.

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