Hi

It is with a very heavy heart to let you know that Keri had to be put to sleep last week. She had cancer of the throat and mouth her hearing seemed to be lacking, eyesight not so good either and Keri was very confused she would want to go under the stairs instead of the opposite door into the living room bless her. She was a very much loved dog who also gave that love back. She will be very sadly missed the house is so quiet without her.

I would like to thank everyone involved for letting me spend the time I had with Keri it was very special just like Keri.

Regards

Tanya

I’m writing this message with tears running down my cheeks and a massive lump in my throat, sadly giving you our devastating news that our amazing, funny, loving, gorgeous Charlie (Boo) has crossed the rainbow bridge 🌈 . He was THE BEST dog/friend ever and we as a family (and extended family and friends) are heartbroken 💔. Everybody loved Charlie.

He was the ripe old age of 14 and the vet said it was credit to us that he was still so physically fit but sadly doggy dementia got hold and he was now frightened a lot of the time. We made his last day as special as we possibly could. He was hand fed chicken breast for breakfast, had his favourite walk on Heysham Barrows with his best little pal Lexi. The sea was in and the waves crashed against the cliffs, then he, as usual, pulled us into his favourite pub. He was tired and as hard as this has been the vet said we had made the right decision for Charlie. We have cried not rivers but oceans and we all love him so much!

I end by thanking you all so much for giving us the opportunity of rescuing our amazing dog and for the fabulous, happy and many funny, wonderful memories you and Charlie have given us all. He was such a character. He is at peace now and will never be forgotten!! We know he had a great life with us by the seaside and Lake District along with many holidays and we take comfort in that.

Thank you,

Justine, David, Ryan, Zoe & Charlie xxxxx.

Hi John, Di and Ian

Sadly Isla Mai went over the Rainbow bridge on Wednesday, June 7th 2023 at the age of 13 years 3 months. We adopted her in July 2015 as a companion for our other CAESSR dog Robbie (ex Scooby) who is still with us. Isla had her own little foibles but we loved her to bits. She loved long walks in the countryside running at top speed up and down hills but always coming back to us to check on us.

She suffered a vestibular episode at Easter. She seemed to have recovered but suffered a major episode at the weekend from which she did not recover.

Thank you CAESSR for all the wonderful work you do.

Charles & Sandra

Hi there John,

It's with both fondness and great sadness that I am contacting you. My Dad adopted Maxwell a black male cocker spaniel 6 years ago from you. On Sunday we unfortunately had to have Max euthanized as his kidneys had failed and he was very poorly. Over the 6 years of having Max in our family he has brought us great love and joy beyond anything we could of expected. He was the perfect partner and a true pleasure to have we are so very raw and heartbroken 💔 at the moment but he was too precious to us to let him suffer and after very careful consideration the vets advised it was kinder to let max go. We would like to thank you for what Caessr do for spaniels and for bringing Max into our lives. 

Kind Regards
Dawn