In Memoriam
Lily Occleshaw
We adopted Lily because when we met her all the family fell in love with her. When we arrived at her foster mum's house, Lily was the first dog to say hello and she licked our hands, all of us melted in love. What a special and unforgettable moment! My three daughters, my husband, my parents and my other dog fell in love with Lily immediately...
Oggie
Oggie called Ogden by us came from Northern Grampians Pound. He was such a lovely boy and when we foster cared him we most remember the lovely little grunting sounds he made and his determination...
Charlie
Our Beautiful Charlie went dancing over the rainbow bridge (chasing many many tennis balls we believe!) 6 months ago this week...
Teddy
As many people likely know, a week ago I said goodbye to my most special friend. While he was my absolute best mate for a decade, I know Teddy also captured the hearts of so many others...
Franya
Dearest Franya, You deserved more than what you got in this life. When we picked you up, you were a shaking, quivering, broken girl. You did not like being kissed, or picked up, or held at all. We wondered what had happened to you. But you were also resilient and brave, and tried your absolute best to adjust...
Cherub
When the adopters found Cherub had lymphoma he only had a few more weeks left...
Bonnie
Our "Beautiful Bonnie" sadly died too soon...
Norman Erindal
Norman crossed the Rainbow Bridge peacefully last week after a short illness. He was a dignified old gentlemen ...
Harley Inglethorpe
We were devasted when little Harley Inglethorpe was clipped by a car and killed. He was a sweet, affectionate boy...
Jack Kingston
Jack and Lucky Kingston came to us about a year ago after spending about six months in kennels after their person died. Jack was very shaky and vulnerable...
in our hearts forever
Here we remember and pay tribute to our rescue dogs and cats that have left us for the Rainbow Bridge.