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Disney
Senior Rescue Dal
Passed to the Rainbow Bridge at age 13 years on June 13, 2005;
euthanized due to Cushings Disease
 Bridget
Senior Rescue Dal
Passed to the Rainbow Bridge June 30, 2006 at approximately 11 years
of age due to congestive heart failure
 Walt
Senior Rescue Dal
Passed to the Rainbow Bridge July 7, 2006 at approximately 14 1/2 years
of age due to arthritis and degenerative disk disease
 Lady
Senior Rescue Dal
Passed to the Rainbow Bridge July 14, 2006 at approximately 11-12
years of age due to a ruptured disk and chronic pneumonia |
A Prayer for Animals
Hear our humble prayer,
O God,
for our friends, the animals,
especially for those who are suffering;
for any that are lost or deserted
or frightened or hungry.
We entreat for them all
Thy mercy and pity,
and for those who deal with them,
we ask a heart of compassion
and gentle hands and kindly words.
Make us, ourselves,
to be true friends to animals
and so to share
the blessings
of the merciful.
Albert Schweitzer |
Pancho
Senior Rescue Dal
Passed to the Rainbow Bridge
May 2004 at the age of 12 years
old due to liver cancer.
8 months old-died August 2005 from
distemper contracted in shelter
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Domino
Senior Rescue Dal
 Save the Dals' first senior rescue Dal passed away
in January 2005 at the age of approx 16-17 yrs |
Donations were made to Save the Dalmatians in memory of:
William the White
Starbuck |
Brian
June 1998-March 1999
Rescued from a shelter
Died from Distemper |
Lexus
Lexus was rescued from the Carson shelter, age approximately 1 to 3
years old in 1997, and lived a happy life with Bill and Terri Haase. He was the
first Dalmatian ever rescued by Terri and was the founding dog of Save
the Dalmatians. He had to be euthanized October 31, 2004 due to
degenerative disk disease. We miss you, Lex! |
There was a sadness in her eyes and an aching in her
heart. A sadness I could see, and an aching I could feel.
It was all she could do to take care of herself and
her 4 pups. She was courageous and brave and overcame all of the
obstacles placed in her way. Every day of her life had been a test of
survival.
She was destined to be my dog. I don't know why we had
to wait until she had suffered for two years before finding each other.
I don't know why we would only have 14 months together before she would
once again be betrayed. This time, by her own body.
She fights, but she is growing very tired. She will
let me know when she has no more strength to fight. Then it will be my
turn to be brave and courageous.
Bug has changed my life and I'm unsure of what my
future will be without her.
Jacki |
Dillon
Died 1/4/2000
Unknown viral infection |
