Kaynas Memorial

On the 23rd September 2024, we had to say goodbye to our beautiful princess and help her cross the bridge after suffering a stroke overnight. She was 15 years old and had an independent personality who always had the confidence to let you know exactly what she wanted and would usually voice it loudly. She loved lying in the sun, arguing with her brothers and sisters, cuddles, and playing games with her sister Tia who, when she was younger, she was very close to. She mothered Milo when we first brought him home and looked after him and was never the same after he crossed. She was definitely a daddy’s girl, and loved her daddy carrys to bed. She had suffered dementia at the end of her life, but still retained her princess personality and we loved her so much. The house is very quiet now. She is now back with her adopted son Milo and takes our love with her. 

Rafee’s Memorial

Our Rafee Was our first special fur baby. He was tiny, but with a very fierce personality And always thought he was the pack leader. He loved to cuddle with his dad, but he could also be a grumpy old man. He made Us laugh and he taught us about the gift of loving a dog and having love returned. He was the start of everything. He passed shortly before his 16th birthday.  He was stubborn and independent. And would always lick his front leg when he wasn’t too sure about something. He was loved and cherished. He has gone to Join his brother and sister and remind them again who is pack leader. We loved you little man. So much. 

Tias Memorial

Tia had a hard start in life. She was rescued from a kill Centre in Cyprus and bought to England by a family who did not want her after a week. In 2013 we adopted her and she has given us so much love and loyalty and gentleness. We had to say goodbye in March 2025 after a short illness Took her kidneys and her mind. She always wanted to Please And her obedience when off lead was remarkable. We could completely trust her always. She loved running in the waves and trying to bite them, finishing off our yoghurts and tea and we always knew when it was meal times as she was like an alarm clock. She loved our Kayna And she has now gone to join her again. Thank you Tia For bringing so much joy to us. We love you.