12-Year-Old Jennarae Goodbar always wanted a dog of her own. So much so that she saved up money on her own just so she could have one. For this reason alone, she named him Cash.
Jennarae and Cash grew to have a very close and loving bond, and Jennarae treated Cash like he was an actual baby. However, during one afternoon on October 28, 2018, a very terrible and unexpected tragedy took place.
Jennarae was outside of her residence training her dog Cash, trying to help him gain a few new tricks. Moments later, Cash ran off into the road after breaking free. Feeling worried and fearful, Jennarae chased after Cash and ended up running right onto Route 60.
She was determined to get him and get him back home.
The pair ran out in front of an oncoming driver who was unable to stop in time — killing both Jennarae and Cash.
Absolutely devastating. “She will always be remembered as a sweet, energetic, dog loving, hunting loving little girl — a little girl who touched the lives of many,” her loved ones wrote.
Jennarae’s grieving mother, Donna, recently made a tear-jerking update about their plans for burial.
If you want to help the Goodbars with the cost of the funeral please visit their GoFundMe page.
