My beautiful girl went to the rainbow bridge today and I miss her more than words can say, my heart is broken. Autumn was everything good that a Doberman should be. My girl was loyal, patient and would have given her life to protect me and her family. Autumn had been a registered therapy dog at one time in her life, she visited sick patients at nursing homes and at UMC hospital. Autumn shared her home with all of my foster dogs and never complained, she understood they needed my help. Your pain is gone now, your burden lifted. rest in peace Autumn, I will never forget you.

Hurricane lived his life, nine full years, outside in a dirt lot. Having never been socialized, he trembled whenever people came around. Hurricane's owner was putting his home up for sale, he had already moved out with his other dog, he left Hurricane behind. Volunteer Phil and Becky Gang went to meet Hurricane and couldn't bear to leave him so they loaded him up and took him to the vet for a thorough check up and blood work. The bloodwork came back great and he appeared to be in excellent health although he was so scared, he stayed curled up in a ball in the corner trembling. Monday morning when the staff arrived at the animal hospital, Hurricane had died in his sleep. The vet feels he may have had a heart attack due to the stress of the move. Please remember Hurricane, he has gone onto his forever home.

Sweet Kaleb has gone on to wait at the rainbow bridge for his loved ones. We pulled Kaleb from the Lied animal shelter in hopes of rehabilitating him but unfortunately he was too old and weak. What a sweet, gentleman of a Doberman he was during his stay here, I wish we could have helped him more. In the end, we helped to end his discomfort and sent him peacefully on his way. We will miss you old boy.

Dear Redford, I miss you so much. You were one tough little doxie and in the end you went through so much. I hope you will find Autumn and Rain and Missy to wait with you at the rainbow bridge. Good bye old boy, till we meet again.