Darling Little Gremlin
5 years ago he came to us, arriving with lower back disc damage, rendering him a paraplegic and doubly incontinent.
He could hop like a bunny, and whilst we tried nappies …. Thé lad preferred to run free, and we have kitchen roll and mops…. So not a problem for us here.
So handsome, such a character. He loved to chat to new humans and puds, but he loved humans rather than dogs. Never a a problem, just ignored the dogs and did his own thing.
Loved his food, famous for his nugget poo’s ….but did have a rather grim desire to eat them if not retrieved quickly!
He photographed so well, and this last year was the pin up of the St Paul La Roche Art exhibition with auntie Rachel’s professional photos.
His original mum who brought him here 5 years ago, as difficult for her to care for him, has remained intouch and sponsored him throughout his time. Àn incredibly generous thing to do And I have to sadly share …. Rare ….very few former parents even ask, let alone support financially. Thankyou Irene xxx he had àn extra kiss at the end from me especially from you.
Yes, dear Gremlin passed over the rainbow bridge today. Cancer the likely reason. He passed in my arms, with so many kisses and so much love from us all. His last few days he could no longer move, but none of his fits, just weak from the anémia. 14 years old.
Darling Gremlin, you will never be forgotten. Àn orange flower will go into the memory garden for you. Thank you for you, for teaching us so much, for your love and for your one of a kind character. You will be a forever Twilighter. I never wanted you to pass, but it was a privealedge to feel and see you so relaxed as you left that aching body. At such times i really hope there is a heaven. That you will be running free, bounding like a 4 legged gazelle, smiling as only you can.
Love you Gremlin, mum 2 xxxx
