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Reach Out Rescue & Resources is a small group of rescuers with a large amount of passion for dogs and cats!!
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Ralphie
Yesterday we lost Ralphie. He was such a happy, funny clown and he was always making me laugh. Lee and I will miss him so much. Thank you RORR for bringing him to us.


Rex

From Rex's Mom:

Colonel Rex passed away during the night between Thursday and Friday. He had some food on Thursday morning so I decided we would try to get one more nice day out of life for him. He managed to accompany us on two walks. Towards the evening he was lying outside in the backyard; he came inside the house for a brief time. I could see he was not faring too well but I was hopeful he'd make it to the next day. Well, unfortunately, things went downhill very fast. He decided he wanted to stay out in the backyard all night, probably because he knew it was the end, and didn't want to upset me. God knows. He left this life without making a noise just as he had entered it and likely like he always was. I was very upset not to be able to do things as I had envisioned them: get him a proper, dignified ending without pain; I reckon I waited too long. We buried him in our dogs' cemetery, and there he will rest in peace. As with every time we lose a dog, everyone in the family feels very down and upset. The only consolation we have is that we managed to give him an extra 10 months of good life and a forever home - in case he wants to come back. ;)

Here's the funniest picture with Rex: I gave him a large container of yogurt to lick, and when he finished it, some yogurt remained on the top of his nose. ;)




Rose

I'm sad to report that Rose died on May 5th, 2011. It was fast - she was her normal self on Tuesday, she started vomiting and stopped eating and drinking Wednesday, and an x-ray on Thursday revealed a very large cancerous mass on her spleen. When I took Rose to the vet Thursday morning, she was awake but lethargic to the point of being non-responsive to all stimuli that would normally bother her - the car ride, other dogs, a strange place. She was clearly ready to go. My husband left work and was with me when Rose was euthanized. For having spent only six months in our home, our family was deeply enamored with Rose. Even her excessive slobbering at the water bowl and exuberant barking at the back yard squirrels gave us joy. (Ok - her incessant attempts to eat the guinea pigs WAS admittedly annoying!) We miss her. None of the pictures capture the happy, tail-wagging, "I'm so happy to see you!" Rose that we ache for today. We are heavy hearted, and yet that pain has a sweetness to it - the flavor of deep love. Sweet Rose was a gift to our family. We will always be grateful for our time with her. Joanne, Wes, Adrian, and Bella



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