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Casey Sturgeon
 Casey Sturgeon was a fantastic dog. She was put to sleep June 15th 2009. She was born on June 8th, 1994. We adopted her from Mission Road Animal Clinic. We loved her for 15 years. I miss her very much. She was my first dog. I still get sad sometimes. That is how much I miss my dog. I know that she was suffering in the end but now I know that she is watching over me. I had her ever since I was 5 years old. She will never be forgotten in this house. We loved her very much till the end. I still love her even though she is no longer alive.
Landpuppy
Ref D0012/04/10
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Milly
I lost my beloved Milly 4 weeks ago and I am devastated. A light has gone from my life and I am heartbroken. Milly you were the most special friend and I will never forget you. With my love always.
Silvana Presutti
Ref D0011/10/09
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Cholo-Canelo
 Cholo-Canelo, we met you one January 31 and from that moment our hearts were captive for you, although the short time we spent together was a beautiful time, you were still a younger dog. You were and are a light in our lives, for your love, faith, nobility, strength and friendship......We love you, our canine friend, take care and be happy until then, maybe the day we can see each other again face to face for an eternity, and then run and play together again.
Thanks a lot for being the dog more easier to love and our friend.
With love, your family and friends.
Claudia Fernandez
Ref D0010/03/09
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Jack
 When I think of you Jack (such a short name but such a huge personality) I remember lots of happy times. You were a fathful loving dog who never had a cross word for anyone. You were a wonderful companion, sensing when I was down with a gift for just being there for me when I needed you most. Your happy nature helped us all through the miserable times of loss and uncertainty. When your own time came to say goodbye I held you close and hoped that you would understand that I was there for you too. We had lots of little chats and you could read me like a book. I only had to look at you in a certain way for you to know that it was time to go for a run in the woods or better still along the beach, which was your favourite spot of all. You were my dog and I will always cherish your memory. Thank you for giving me your love; I hope that you are happy in doggy heaven. God bless.
Anne Smith, Suffolk
Ref D0009/01/08
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Jessie
 Jessie was our beautiful old rescued greyhound. We got her aged 2 and she was a bit scary - all muscles and far too interested in anything small that runs. She soon settled into our lives and onto our sofa and gave us years of wonder at her graceful elegance and hysterical laughter at her ungainly sleeping poses. It was really hard to let you go aged 12, old mate. We still miss you and sometimes still hear you jump down off the bed when it's quiet. You shouldn't have been there in the first place but such determined laziness is hard to argue with.....Goodnight lady.
Carol, Sarah and James, Derbyshire
Ref D0008/10/07
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Ellie May
 It is nearly a year since you left us. The time passes but the memories linger. I still feel the aching sadness your leaving created. You were one in a million. Your nobility, loyalty, friendship, strength and huge feet are still without comparison. Your unerring protection of the children while they were 'camping' was quite remarkable. You would never leave them until the last one was safely back in the house. Being in the garden is just not the same any more, you were the friend of everyone and I miss you every day. I would give anything to share a hug or a tug of war with you again. Without you there is a void that will never be filled.
Sue Johnson, Whissendine
Ref D0007/05/07
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Max
 Max was a Border Collie cross chosen from the local Police Kennel when he was about 6 months old. He was a cuddly lively puppy who we all fell immediately in love with and he adored us. He was a wonderful companion and a good house dog. I enjoyed my walks with him in the local park where we would always be greeted by others with their dogs. I made many friends this way. Max lived to the ripe old age of 16 when the vet advised us it would be kinder to let him go. Even after all these years he is still missed very much.
Gurli Child, Bishop Auckland
Ref D0006/05/07
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Scat
Scat was born on my 21st birthday and was part of my life for 14 years. We all still miss her a lot. She was not an obviously easy dog to love, but somehow she managed to wheedle her way into our hearts. She had a look all of her own - my mother called her a cross between a dachshund and a Chippendale table! She was clever, manipulative, often smelly and ran rings around the other dogs we had. She made us smile a lot and the world's a duller place without her.
Bridget, Nottingham
Ref D0005/05/07
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Charlie
Charlie died three years ago and I still think about him a lot. He was a beautiful brindle Irish Wolfhound/Alsation cross and I remember him running through the fields like a lion. He was a real gentle giant and Tom my son played with him when he was a toddler. He was good company, eager and up for anything and laid back as well. It's hard to believe that he's not around any more.
Bridget, Nottingham
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Daisy
Our loving faithful old black dog was with us for a full long life. Often we would talk nose to nose on the stairs and discuss the meaning of life. She never disagreed with me! I can still smell her warm musty dogginess and will always remember her - a loyal friend.
Adrienne Lee
Ref D0003/05/07
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Alfie and Basil
 It's two years since we lost our boys, first Alfie and then Basil, devoted brothers and our dearest companions. You brought us twelve years of joy and were the centre of our world, faithful, funny, gentle and so beautiful. You gave us unconditional love and, though it's now Daisy who walks your favourite beaches and woods, you are always with us and we will never forget you. God bless you both.
Heidi and Paul Yates, Norwich
Ref D0002/05/07
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Kendal
 Your short life was one of ups and downs with lots of worry for your loving owner! But you did not let your problems dim your appetite for life and the heaps of love you gave to everyone you came into contact with. I loved your bright eyes, cheerful outlook and funny bent ear. You made me feel special and blessed to have been your owner and I will never forget the joy you gave me.
Mark Suter
Ref D0001/05/07
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