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Yesterday evening, my boyfriend and I went to the gym and left our 11 month old lab mix at home in the bedroom. We've been having issues with him barking while we are gone when he is in his cage (neighbors unhappy) so for the past few days we have been shutting him in our room with his nylabones and things because it seems to help. When we got home, he had knocked over a bookshelf (possibly trying to get a better veiw outside) and eaten a whole bottle of Motrin that was on the shelf. We were gone for about two hours and for Kyrie, it was too late. His body was shutting down and he couldnt keep his head up as we rushed him to the Ohio State emergency vet center. Three hours later, we had to make the hard decision of having him euthanized because his kidneys were failing and his muscle control was so impaired that he could no longer blink on his own.

When the vets brought him in for us to say goodbye, he lifted his head and gave one big wag of his tail as they set him on our laps. I'd like to think that he knew that he was with his family. 

Please please keep all of your pills in cabinets or in boxes that your animals cannot get into. We thought that there was no way he could have gotten anything on the top of that shelf and our mistake cost our baby his life.
<bot>: our young dog got into Motrin while we were out and lost his life last night. Please be careful of where you store your medicines