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Ian

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Although I couldn't stand him when in office I didn't know he was a dog lover & was touched by an article I read recently from Roy Hattersley, talking of losing his own dog, Buster recently. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1242173/Roy-Hattersley-How-I-miss-beloved-dog-Buster.html

 

Apparently the fee for the above article was donated to Blue Cross, but his attempts at adoption there hadn't quite proved right & he's now adopted this little fella - and apparently donated the fee for the article to Thornberry

http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/body_and_soul/article6995319.ece

 

 

Surely a supporter / advocate for DNB if ever there was one?

 

 

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i struggled to read the second article as i have tears in my eyes phew!

 

Me too :mecry:

 

I merely state, as a matter of fact, that nothing has ever caused me as much pain as Buster's death.

 

:mecry:I think this article really captures what so many people feel when they lose a pet and is a lovely tribute to Buster.

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i have met the lovely buster on a few occasions :wub: and roy hattersley has been a wonderful supporter of rescues for years now, attending rallies and charity events, and since becoming a victim of the dda himself truly understands how unworkable the law is.

Lovely man who truly adored buster.

 

Busters website and diaries amuse me greatly

 

http://www.busterhattersley.com/

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