A Toddler Who Writes Letters To His Dog In Heaven Received A Touching Response From The Mailman

June 12, 2015

It's been hard for Mary and Roberto Westbrook's three year-old son Luke to understand that the family dog will not be coming home.

At the age of 13, Moe the beagle passed away.

mailman writes note to boy from dog
Courtesy of Roberto Westbrook

One day, Luke asked his mom if he could write a letter to Moe. Doing so became a bit of a mother-and-son ritual. The usual message: "I miss you. Hope you're having fun in doggie heaven."

Mary carries the letters - addressed to Moe Westbrook on Cloud One - to the mailbox with Luke and retrieves them after he falls asleep.

A few weeks ago, she forgot to fish one out. The next morning, it disappeared with her mailman.

"I figured someone would just throw it away once it got to the post office," Mary said. "It didn't even have a stamp."

But this week, an answer appeared in the Westbrook mailbox. Printed on paper marked with a tiny "USPS" at the bottom, it was addressed to Luke from Moe:

mailman writes note to boy from dog
Courtesy of Roberto Westbrook

(H/T) Pilot Online.


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