linda

Marc, she'll be there for you too....they have unlimited love in those big hearts...

What a lovely tribute! Take care. Doubles you are very missed. Linda

What a touching story. Run free Daisy!

I'm so very sorry.

Happy Birthday Duchess!

There used to be a group that used the fenced in area in Norwood park for an hour on Sundays but I do t know if they still do. You could try GINA's website too. I think they are slightly west of the city....

What a lovely boy and a lovely home you gave him, you were both very lucky Run free sweetie

What a beautiful girl!

How lovely she is! Sweet girl!

What a lovely boy! Run free sweetheart...

I'm very very sorry ... run free....

Lovely girl, run free sweetheart...

Sweet sweet kitty

I'm so sorry, what a lovely girl. Run free sweetie!

I'm so sorry....

What a beautiful girl! Run free Peachy...you'll be missed. Linda

Pat your tribute is in your heart. We all know how much you loved her. Run free sweet girl...

Run free sweet girl...what a lovely tribute

What lovely faces! Run free sweethearts, you will be missed!

So sorry to read this. She's a lovely lady and makes me think of my Molly (Kiowa Mystricrule). Take care of yourself. Linda

Devastated would not be too strong a word for how I’m feeling about Gary’s passing on January 26 at the age of 12 years and 8 months of age. Recognizing what had been a gradual but definite progression of arthritis and LS led me to book an appointment with the vet for a full senior assessment on Friday - not unexpectedly this led to an understanding that this would be progressive and that we’d have a decision to make in the not too distant future. Completely unexpectedly, 24 hours later this moved to complete loss of the use of his back legs as well as possible circulatory issues on Saturday and we decided to let him go on what was his 10th Gotcha Day. I have never been without dogs in my adult life, and they were all special, but Gary is truly my heart dog. He charmed me from the moment I saw him - he came out of his crate to a fence and proceeded to bend his nose against it and stare me down. In ten years he was always a gentleman, my confidante, my jester and my psychiatrist - he supported me through some of the most difficult times in my life. He loved nothing better than cuddling on the bed, preferably with most of the covers, and shared my breakfast every single morning. He was absolutely spotlessly clean - he was never Unruly in the house and I realized yesterday that he had managed to get through the full 10 years without one single bath! Gary was a great ambassador for greyhounds, and always attracted compliments for his gracefulness, friendliness and shining black coat. But Gary’s real talent was his sensitivity - he always knew my mood, and could just absorb any stress, sadness or frustration through touch. I will never forget his eyes, his scent and how soft his fur was. I will always be richer for having him in my life, but my heart will aways be a bit emptier now that he’s gone. I hope I can see him again someday and that in the meantime he’s running with Mrz. Molly. I love you Gary.

Oh my goodness. I am SO sorry. We just loved Hot Rod vicariously but he will be so sorely missed Linda

Cindy, Zoe knew you loved her and were doing the best for her. What a touching tribute. Take care Linda

So sorry to hear - he sounds like a wonderful boy!

I won't be much help - vet said glucosamine isn't that effective, but highly recommended a green mussel powder called Sasha's Blend - swears that the human version worked wonders for her. Except it smells like green mussels - lots of them - and Gary hates it! I've taken to mixing it into liver or cat food. It does seem to help him.