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BOSWELL

Boswell GBNF

Dear John,

Unfortunately Boswell passed away on 27th December 2024 but I just wanted to let you know what an incredible boy he was. He was ever present in our daughter’s life and helped grow her absolute adoration of dogs. Boswell was loved by so many people and he lived his last few years with spondylitis and had sporadic attacks of idiopathic vestibular disease for the last year of his life but dealt with it in his fantastic spaniel style.

Aside from being amazing he helped change my life by getting me into running. In 2017 I set a goal of running 500miles throughout the year with him and we managed it and raised £500 for CAESSR in the process.

He lived a fabulous life, playing with many of his dog pals in the park next to our house, and I just wanted to say a huge thank you to CAESSR helping us meet the most fantastic dog we could ever have imagined having and we will definitely be looking for a rescue dog as our next furry family member.

Many thanks Chris

STAR

Hello Emma,

We are sad to have to advise you that we had to have Star PTS on 10th January. She had issues with vestibular disease, and despite overcoming an episode back in Oct 2023, she has had a second and the vet advised that she wouldn’t recover this time. We are very upset but we would like to share a photo of Star with you.

We adopted Star when she was 18 months old in January 2013 so we enjoyed 12 years with our lovely Star

Kindest regards

Vikki

OZZY

Ozzy GBNF

Ian, it is with great sadness that I have to advise you of the demise of my adopted English Springer Spaniel, Ozzy.

I adopted Ozzy from CaESSR around Easter 2017 and brought him to North Yorkshire where he enjoyed walks in the dales and moors. He also spent many visits to his French Spaniel cousins in the north of Scotland.

About 18 months ago he started showing symptoms of arthritis and then later other conditions developed including kidney failure and poor bladder control. Cancer was also suspected. At the end he was still enjoying short country walks and doing what spaniels do.

Best wishes and regards to all at CaESSR

Richard

ALFIE

Alfie GBNF4

Sorry that I couldn't speak for longer today but I'm still finding it difficult talking about Alfie.
I never thought losing him would have affected me quite so much.

We have lost a lot of dogs over the years as you probably know and it is always upsetting but
Alfie was very special.

I spent a lot of time getting him fit and building his muscles up after all of the operations he had and we walked miles and miles and spent so much time together. He passed away peacefully and we were together at the end.

I just wanted to thank you for giving us the opportunity to give him a good home, having him as a mate was a real privilege.

Thank you.

Bob

MAX

Dear Di and team,

We are very sorry to tell you that we have had to say goodbye to our beloved Max.

He was diagnosed with kidney disease 6 months after we adopted him from you. He remained fit and active with the help of medication and diet. Unfortunately this condition cannot be cured and inevitably his kidneys stopped working.

We collected him from you in March 2022 when he was 8 years old. He was quite a challenge at first but with training he became the most loving dog. He was fiercely loyal, well behaved in restaurants and seemed to understand most of what we said to him. In addition he was a great time keeper!

We miss him more than words can say and we are so grateful to CAESSR for bringing him into our lives.

Best wishes

James and Alison

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