Ghanaian musician, Captain Planet shares the loss of his dog, Miles, over the week.<\/p>\n
Moreover, he took to Instagram and wrote a whole tribute to Miles whom he calls his \u201cfaithful companion\u201d.<\/p>\n
\u201cI couldn\u2019t have asked for a better friend . You were my faithful & grateful companion until the end .There is an empty space where you used to lay & I\u2019m not sure this pain will go away .We\u2019ve been going to the vets every day for the past 3 weeks taking injections here & there, I was even advised to put you to sleep bcus you were suffering but I said a big \u201cNo\u201d & never gave up on you miles knowing that u were gonna get better .<\/p>\n
You managed climbing on top of the bed & You waked me up exactly 3am to say thank you & bye bye to me & I\u2019m really happy u did that it shows how grateful & thankful you are I\u2019m so proud of u miles u are really a fighter but for once I will say f*ck you miles for breaking my heart this morning I\u2019m so hurt , Up in the heaven for animals is where you will be & someday in the future I will definitely come & look for you. \u2764\ufe0f\u2764\ufe0f\u2764\ufe0fThank you Uche, Kabu, Kojo, Martin, Sade, Jelissa, Shirley, Eric & Reggi (Airport Bet). Dr. Roggers, Mr Ampedu (37 military vet) & each person that brought miles some chicken You guys were all there for miles God bless you all . . R.I.P MILES TILL WE MEET AGAIN WHEN THE TIME IS RIGHT & MAKE SURE YOU RUN INTO MY ARMS AGAIN . I LOVE YOU MILES. #LOVEYOUBESTFRIEND\u2764 \u201d<\/p>\n
Also, he shared a picture of him in tears after loosing his puppy.<\/p>\n
According to Planet, he and Miles visited the veterinary for the past three weeks for treatment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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