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RIP Jessie Rest easy now

What a gorgeous Chap. So sorry for your loss Rozzie, as J said, whatever time we have them for, it never is nearly enough. RIP Columbus

I felt sick when i read this story. That poor little dog I dont understand why you would leave a small dog chained up at night outside, for whatever reason. RIP little one

So sorry for the loss of your precious Stella - what a pretty girl. Run free now

My thoughts are with you T&S. I can feel the pain in your post - Tynka was a beautiful soul indeed. Run free with Tara and Sam now

Yes , saw that online. Poor Colonel - hoping he is realsed without harm.

That really is very sweet Nothing like waking up with a paw in your face !!

Disgusting No other word for it. And to think, she is a principal responsible for overseeing the education of young minds...

Powerlegs that photo just broke my heart - what a gorgeous little soul. I can only imagine, yet feel, your pain. Rest easy now Tango

That was lovely - thanks for sharing Agree Persephone - the Philip Glass music is lovely, as is all of his work !!

Saw this on the news this morning - one very happy dog and owner So lovely to see these stories out of such an horrific event

Very emotional episode - especially as it is a story that all on DOL followed so closely at the time. I had told my OH about the terrible fire and of Jed's truly brave and miraculous recovery,and he too watched the show last night and was touched by the story. Jed - your heroism at the time was amazing, but understandable due to the strong bond you have with your dogs. One of the things i and my OH commented on was the beautiful condition they were all in, and their friendly disposition, despite the trauma they had been through - a real credit to you. Recovering from burns is a long and hard road... I wish you all the very best for a continued recovery. You so deserve a long, healthy and happy life. :)

What a horrible story Poor Sally looks quite traumatised in that photos - healing vibes to her.

Such sad news - his owner must be devastated. RIP dear Koko You will be remembered by so many .

Saw this on the news last night and it left me feeling sickened. The poor man still looked a little shaken , and I am sure the dog would have experienced shock. You would think that a 50 year old would know better - a fine example this ' man' is setting for perhaps a younger family ( ie grandkids etc ). It was reported on the news that after being twirled by his lead, the little dog ended up in the canal and was rescued from the drain . Very luck little fluffer. Healing vibes to both the old man and Buttons ( the little dog )