See you later Jeeves

[SAMSUNG]

Another tearful day , we went earlier today to three of Jeeves's favourite parks and left a little part of him in each , in one he's beside all the flowers he liked to smell , in the other he's next to the football pitches where he played with his BIG ball and also at the seating area where he got his drinkys ,in the last one he's at the path surrounded by the overhanging trees where the birds always chirp .

Run free always my little man

[Dee sharp]

You must have been very brave on such a sad, sad day. Time will heal. I never thought that I would ever get over my beloved cat Biggles, and I couldn't even bear to look at a photo of him for many months. Now, I think of him with a smile and remember all the times we had -good, (snuggles by the fire) and bad (half chewed voles behind the sofa!). No one matches up to them, but they each leave a different mark and memory.

Run free Jeeves, and chase Biggles over and under the rainbow bridge.

[hart]

HUGS to you, so sorry to hear of your loss. I'm heartbroken for you. but like you say he's left his pawprints on your heart.... run free and be happy jeeves (pupster)

[Lotties Ma]

This is one of the saddest threads I have ever read. You poor things to lose a faithful friend so young. Time will heal and maybe one day you will feel ready to offer a home to another 'so keen to please' mini. They seem to cleverly worm their way into your affections, Lottie certainly has following the death of little Steffi last summer.

[Wookie Woo]

You've been very brave, when we lost our Lucy (cocker) we were going o scatter her ashes where we took her for her irst walk with us in the Purbecks, but when we got her ashes back we both couldn't cope with her not being with us at home so she is in a lovely Poole Pottery vase in our lounge.
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[SAMSUNG]

You've been very brave, when we lost our Lucy (cocker) we were going o scatter her ashes where we took her for her irst walk with us in the Purbecks, but when we got her ashes back we both couldn't cope with her not being with us at home so she is in a lovely Poole Pottery vase in our lounge.
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Thanks again for your kind words , although I don't think we were at all brave .It's where we think Jeeves would be his happiness , and the very least we could do for him , he's also in his house still ,along with us ,his human family , we bought this for him , http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pet-Cremation-K ... 804&sr=8-2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; , thought it's really apt as he was black in colour and went straight to our hearts and will always remain there

[hula-hoop]

He was obviously very much loved and will be sorely missed...I know it must be hard (and so easy of me to say), but remember all the good times together - it is better to have loved and lost than to have never experienced that love at all