Bright New Penny II (Precious Penny) - September 2004, 17 years, 1
month, 27 days old
Hope and I are devastated over losing you but it helps to
know you are strong, healthy, happy, and with Andi and Muffin once
again. The three of you were quite a trio! Please remember how much you
were loved and know that you will live on in my heart always. Hope is
quite a lucky little girl to have had you as her teacher the last couple
of years! 'Til we meet again, I love you, Precious
Penny!
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Gretel von Charlemagne - September 2004, 11 years old
Gretel gave us many years of love, friendship and happy
times, but it seems so short. We wish that our time together could have
been longer. She will leave an empty space in our hearts. She was a lady
to the end.
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Fred McDowell -
September 2004, 14 years, 2 months old
We lost our precious Fred yesterday. He was a huge black
and tan standard. At his best he weighed over 40 pounds. He had the
sweetest disposition I have ever seen in a dog. He was also so smart. He
was a talker. At an early age we taught him to say 'I love you' and he
did frequently. He loved to go fishing with us in the boat and would get
very put out if we didn't catch a fish with each cast. He kept up a
running commentary the whole time we were fishing and we finally figured
out that he thought he was calling the fish. His dachshund friend was
Bunny and he would actually save some of his food for her if she wasn't
available when we fed them. He was the best dog I have ever seen, truly
faithful and loyal, and I will miss him for the rest of my
life.
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Gus Mullikin -
September 2004, 11 months old
We rescued Gus and his blind brother, Sam, from a
shelter. I grew up with a dachshund, Shorty, so I knew what
wonderful pets they were. A week after we brought the boys home, Gus
contracted parvo and died a few days later. Sam is still with us and
adapting well without his 'seeing-eye' brother. We feel blessed that
we could give Gus at least a week in our home and know we will see
him again one day. The Mullikin family
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Oscar -
September 2004, 13 years, 1 day old
Dear Oscar,
We miss you more than you will ever know. You brought us so much
happiness and we will never be able to thank you for it, even
though, I believe you did know it. We miss carrying you outside
several times a day to potty, since you had been blind for 8 years.
I know I will see you again, and look forward to the day when you
come running and jump into my arms. We, including Molly, miss your
kisses and warm body next to us. We love you and think of you every
day. Goodbye, faithful and loving friend.
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