Showing posts with label Rosie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rosie. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 April 2015

A – Z Challenge. L is for Loulou
Loulou was our Dalmatian. We lost her on the 18th of January. She was 14 years, 9 months old and it was her time. She was tired and she was done.
This is our last photo of her, a week before she died.
She was born on the 27th of March 2000 along with her brother Alfie. 
 
She lived with her Mum, her brother and little Sandy. They had the best life and were all very much loved. 
All 4 of them liked to play in the Bluebell Woods but this shows Alfie and Loulou.  We are waiting for the blubells to come out as we are going here to scatter the ashes of all 4 of them.
Loulou full of life
As is the way of things, one by one they all became old and one after the other we lost them. Loulou was the last. She died very peacefully at home with us right there with her. We have been lucky as all 4 of them have died at home.

I still miss each and every one of them so much. It never gets any easier. People who have never had a dog as a part of their family will never understand that.

Saturday, 4 April 2015

"D" is for Dog.

Day 4 of the A- Z challenge means that today it is “D”  I am going to continue with the theme of blessings. 

D” is for Dogs. Dogs are my passion. I have loved dogs my entire life. My Mum used to say that even as a tiny tot in my pushchair I would reach out for any that were nearby.

I was never allowed a dog as a child as my parents weren't really doggie people, although my Dad did come to love Alfie and Loulou in the last few years of his life.

My Mum used to say “when you have your own home you can have as many dogs as you like”. We have had 6 so far. At one time we had 4 together. Currently we just have one.

In the last 3 years I have been able to take my passion one step further by doing volunteer work for Three Counties Dog Rescue. I now regard myself as having over 70 dogs. Every one, of our small band of volunteers at Three Counties, treat the dogs just as we do our own. We love every single one of them. I just wish they could all find loving homes. Sadly as one goes out to a home another little soul comes in.

Here are some photos of the 6 doggie blessings that I have been privileged to have in my life.

Buick.
Sandy.
Rosie.
Alfie.
Loulou.
Beanie.

Jilly

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