Night night, my darling Jess.
Posted: 05 Sep 2020, 17:53
It is with a breaking heart that I tell you that my darling Jess gained her wings on Tuesday, 1st September, and crossed to Rainbow Bridge. Her walking and mobility had been deteriorating over the past couple of weeks and last night she ‘went off’ her hind legs completely. Her soft, gentle eyes told me it’s time.
It is ironic that the day she left would have been her 3rd “Gotcha day”.
Three years ago to the day I drove down to MKF to pick up this beautiful then 12 year old retired gun dog and from the moment I met her it was total love and devotion on both our parts. She has been an absolute joy over the last 3 years and it’s such a privilege and honour to have been her mum.
She passed so peacefully, with her head cradled in my lap, still chewing her mint mini bones which were her absolute favourite.
She had reached the grand old age of 15 and I want to thank Glenys for allowing me to adopt this gorgeous old lady who brought me such happiness.
I am devastated and there is a Jess sized hole in my heart.
It is ironic that the day she left would have been her 3rd “Gotcha day”.
Three years ago to the day I drove down to MKF to pick up this beautiful then 12 year old retired gun dog and from the moment I met her it was total love and devotion on both our parts. She has been an absolute joy over the last 3 years and it’s such a privilege and honour to have been her mum.
She passed so peacefully, with her head cradled in my lap, still chewing her mint mini bones which were her absolute favourite.
She had reached the grand old age of 15 and I want to thank Glenys for allowing me to adopt this gorgeous old lady who brought me such happiness.
I am devastated and there is a Jess sized hole in my heart.