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Post by belle on Oct 5, 2016 12:59:10 GMT
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Post by starlite40 on Oct 5, 2016 16:30:46 GMT
Aw Winnie looks like a complete bundle of joy. How amazing 18 years old, that''s lots of years of happy memories. Is always a sad time when we lose one of our fur baby companions and my thoughts are with you. What a lovely and thoughtful donation. Sleep tight Winnie 💞💞
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Post by Becky on Oct 6, 2016 0:08:12 GMT
Winnie looks like a right character Belle What a wonderful age and you must have had so many fantastic times with her, she looks as though she would have kept you on your toes! Sleep tight Winnie and big hugs to you and your family Belle x
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Post by Baglady on Oct 7, 2016 19:28:16 GMT
oh Winnie, darling little lady, I'm so sad to read this I had the pleasure and privilege of meeting Winnie a number of times. She kind of reminded me of my Nanna, a tiny little old lady who lived to be 94, always proud, always dignified, and somehow you always knew you were in the presence someone very special. There was just something about her... Rest easy Winnie, sleep peacefully, knowing how much joy you brought to your beloved mamma. Please tell our bridge babies we miss them all very much, and we will never forget them. They have all left a legacy, heartbreaking loss, but sweet sweet memories.... Inconsolable grief is the price we pay for the years of happiness that only a dog's love can bring. I'm so sorry Belle
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Post by belle on Oct 7, 2016 20:34:10 GMT
Amazingly, Susie, Winnie was named after MY Nan, who lived to 101 In her last few years she reminded me so much of Nan - a bit blind and deaf, a bit confused and wobbly. But her face always lit up to see me. I was incredibly lucky to have them both for so long
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