Gone But Not Forgotten

ZOE

Zoe gbnf

We are greatly saddened to inform you that zoe has passed away after a very sudden illness.

She died in her own bed.

She was very special to the family along with ben(revo) and she will be terribly missed.

Zoe was a fun loving and happy dog with oodles of character we loved her lots

Keith Judith and andrea price

ODEE

Odee gbnfg

 

We were so lucky to have had Odee from you some 7 years ago. He has been the most wonderful, loving and faithful companion we could have wished for.

He died peacefully last week and he has left us heartbroken, he has been such a big part of our lives and has left an enormous void.

We feel he enjoyed his life with us, we have loved nothing more than walking through the fields and countryside with him at our side.

He enriched our life and we will always miss him.

Thank you CAESSR.

Barbara & Graham Buckley

ROBBIE

Hi John, Di and Ian

Robbie gbnf

We rehomed Robbie (Scooby) from you in December 2010. He was a real character: getting under the feet when preparing food; loving tennis balls and not giving them back; and always having to be in front on group walks. In later life he suffered from arthritis but still managed his daily walks but very slowly. Sadly last Sunday, August 4th, we knew the time had come when he collapsed on his short morning walk.

Thank you CAESSR for bringing Robbie into our lives, he will be sorely missed by all the family and our local dog agility club

Charles & Sandra

TRIGGER

Hello Ian,

Trigger gbnf

It’s with deep sorrow that I have to tell you that our beloved Springer Spaniel, Trigger was home euthanised 4 weeks ago. Trigger lost control of his back legs and was unable to stand. He was an amazing dog and loved by all the family and we miss him terribly. He was 11 yrs 1 month old.

The photograph above is how I aim to remember him, loving life and full of energy.

Many thanks for finding Trigger for us; he was made for us.

Steve Mulloc

TAMMY

Tammy gbnf
 
We had to say goodbye to Tammy a couple of weeks ago. She was walking 3 miles a day and eating well until a few days before, but she became very unwell in the last few days, the vet did wonder if there was something else going on as well as the cushings as she had lost an awful lot of weight.
She has left a very large Tammy shaped
 hole in our hearts. She was such a character! 
Thank you for choosing us to give her her forever home and for giving her the operation which meant she lived to the grand old age of 13, she would have been 14 in September.  
Thank you all for the work that you do at CAESSR.
 
Kind regards, 
Kath Bell

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