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So sorry it wasn't good news for Axel Has he been alright without the fentanyl patch, Mandy?

Poor Axel Good luck for next Wednesday - hope the tests shed some light on what is causing his discomfort xx

Erwine - so very sorry that you have known such misery at the hands of humans Your story and photos touched so many hearts and we are so glad that you knew love and affection at the end, even if it was for too short a time Run free sweet lad

So unfair Run free and young again at the bridge, Erwine

Healing thoughts from us too for this lovely lad

So shocking and tragic So very very sorry Run free Ailsa

Absolutely horrifying to see that poor girl in such a tragic state But for her loving and forgiving nature to still shine through despite what she has been through....

Well, you've certainly done a lovely customization job on that, Jess! So glad you are feeling better and you can be rid of it tomorrow

Great news and well done everyone who made the effort to be there

What a topic!!! Don't think I've ever had to pick up a cold one, cos we don't have a garden. If they need to go, we have to go for a walk so pick up immedately

What a stunning girl

Happy Gotcha Day Dylan! What a lovely little lad you are! Have a great day

Hope everything goes OK tomorrow

WTG Khanu Sounds like you both have a lot to be proud of

Thank you gorgeous Sid ( I'd swap my OH for you any day of the week )

What a cutie Love the story about her and the gas man Very glad Charlie has found a safe way to play with Annie

My first three all came from Sheya Ash came first in 2003 - found wandering the streets as a tiny puppy and then came to us from a foster home at 5 months. This is her last summer Then Ellie who had been in several homes then dumped in the pound at Christmas 2004 The night she arrived, lying with Bertie (foster) And last summer And then Lucy in 2005 - left to stray by her owner once she was too old to race/hunt for him. Before And enjoying the snow this week Pippa was from Limerick Animal Welfare (was Flicka) - she was brought over in October last year but when her home didn't work out due to her abject terror of strangers (particularly men and youths) we offered to foster her Before And at the weekend enjoying a family day out in the snow And running with Ash and Ellie

So glad to hear Fraggle is feeling better

You look lovely in your red bandage Jess So glad that you are home and on the mend

Good luck Rose

Tigre is looking soooo much better now - well done to everyone involved in caring for him Just love that floppy ear

Me neither Lovely photo

Thanks Jackysian Hiya Mandy - didn't know you wos here! :wave: Ruby is a foster from Limerick Animal Welfare via Jill - looks like she's found a home this week though....gonna miss her And thanks again, Claz - looks like they're going to get her spayed

Positive thoughts for Jess

I love them all in different ways because they are all so different. However, I have more of a connection with Ellie than any other dog I have ever had. I know people who meet us and know that I foster wonder why of all the dogs, I kept her She is very bald (especially in the winter), nervy, and it has been said that she runs a little like a squashed frog But they don't know her. She may not be the most beautiful of my dogs, nor the most obedient, nor does she like strangers and I can't take her out near traffic, but when she looks at me it is with complete love and trust - I am the most important thing in her world and she needs me. She cuddles up and will lie with her head on my knee all night - to Ellie it is more important to be with me than to be comfortable