Had a bad few days

[kal]

Hi,
Sorry a bit late on this - I don't have any advise, but just wanted to offer my suuport, and say that i hope things get sorted out.
k.

[Soulgrowth]

I had to let my lovely Yorkshire Terrier go last year ... he was a bit of a larger specimen (I think that I might actually have 'done' and he was a cross with something). Jack was the nicest. loveliest dog I had even come across ... he made you happy just looking at him. But he developed a taste for the big wide world and I came home three times to find that he had escaped (I still don't know how he did it) and had been collected by the dog warden. Luckily I knew the manager of the local RSPCA quite well professionally, we had worked together on the funeral services of a few of his (elderly) volunteers!

It was probably the biggest sacrifice I have ever had to make, to ask Mike (the RSPCA Manager) to rehome him to somewhere where they would have more time for him ... I was a blubbering wreck ... Mike assured me that Jack, indeed, would find a very loving home, leaving me to be able to carry on fulfilling my vocation by working with bereaved families, sometimes for up to fourteen hours a day.

Thanks for taking my mind off things, I still have no news about my friend but I am hoping that the new working week will bring some further information to light.

Debbie

[angela18]

my huby and daughter wents to the kennels yesterday.. hubby (who generally has no feelings) came back quite disturbed by the dogs in there.. he says he wanted to bring them all home!! Put him right on that one..

dogs are a big as a committment as children and I don't think people understand that