Tia Blanco and Brody Jenner Mourn the Passing of Their Dog, Moby

Pro surfer Tiarah "Tia" Blanco, 27 shared some heartbreaking news on Instagram on Thursday with a touching post about her dog, Moby. Blanco shared the pup with her partner and father of her daughter, Honey, Brody Jenner. Jenner is the son of songwriter Linda Thompson and Caitlyn Jenner. He also starred on The Hills and its reboot, The Hills: New Beginnings.

Blanco said in the post that Moby had bone cancer and the couple was told after his diagnosis that he only had days left to live.

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Blanco shared on Instagram, "RIP to one of our fur babies. We will always remember you as the sweet, energetic, goofy & loving spirit you were. We adopted Moby after his last family left him in their apartment for over a week after they had been evicted. He was found covered in his own feces & out of food/water. Poor baby, but lucky us! My favorite memory with Moby was when I took him to the beach for the first time (slide 4). It was such a joyous moment to see him so happy and wild at the beach after being abandoned like that. Unfortunately, his happy spirit masked any symptoms he had of bone cancer until out of no where he stopped eating. 3 days ago we were told he would have days to live… We were not ready for you to leave us, but I am so happy that you got to be surrounded by your whole family before you left. A reminder that we cannot take anything or anyone for granted. Love you, good boy! Wish I could take you on one last run. Thank you for all the memories."

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The photos shared are so sweet with Moby enjoying time at the beach and with his human sister, Honey. How absolutely heartbreaking for the couple.

People on Instagram agree with this sentiment and one Jenner's mom, Linda Thompson said, "Such a profound loss! What beautiful photos and what a lucky little guy he was to have such a loving family for the time he did. I’m so sorry… Makes me cry for you all and for him." Someone else added, "I’m so sorry to read this — we truly don’t deserve dogs. I’m so happy he knew love and an abundance of family at the end of his life. He’ll be the first to greet you on rainbow beach, wagging his happy tail!"

That's so sweet! I have heard the term rainbow bridge before but never rainbow beach, and what a sweet term for a dog that loved his visits to the ocean! Rest in peace Sweet Moby.

Ways To Honor Your Beloved Dog That Has Passed

Losing a dog is one of the most heartbreaking experiences a pet owner can ever have, and there are many ways you can commemorate the life your precious pup lived and all the joy and love they brought you.

Certain parks have a rainbow bridge where dog owners can place the collar or tags of a dog that has passed. This is a lovely way you can remember your pup and pay homage to all the other beloved dogs who have passed.

You can plant a memorial garden in your yard and place a stone or path marker with your pups name on it.

You can create a memory book filled with beautiful photos of your dog.

You can light a candle in your dog's honor on their birthday, holidays, or whenever it brings you comfort.

You can adopt or foster a dog in honor or your pet, or make a donation in their name to your local animal shelter or Humane Society.

Losing a beloved dog is never eases, but in time the pain will subside a bit and you will be left with more memories of the joy they brought you then with tears.