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Saber GSRNE #008 1992? – 02/27/2003 Saber was my very special boy- I loved him from the moment I first saw him in the window of his GSRNE foster home. We had a wonderful, too short, six years together; he was about six when he came to live with us. We could have called him Velcro,...
Haley GSRNE #091 ? – 01/2005 It is with deep regret and sadness that we have had to put our beloved Haley, GSRNE #91 to sleep. It was a very painful decision for Elaine and myself to make. Two years ago we had her x-rayed and our vet informed us that her hips, spine and two front legs...
Lacy One of GSRNE’s wonderful foster dogs died of bloat before adoption 1996? – 9/21/2004 I have some very sad news about our Lacy. We lost her to bloat this week. Lacy’s Foster Mom came home from work only to find that Lacy had died during the day. Bloat strikes quickly...
Gunner GSRNE #095 1991? – July 22, 2002 From Marie: Gunner was my foster dog for 4 months until he was adopted by Sue and Jim, who fell in love with him immediately upon meeting him! Gunner came to GSRNE from a shelter, where he had landed because his owners’ neighbors all had...
Bonnie GSRNE #97 1996? – 7/27/2002 It is with the heaviest of hearts and the greatest sadness that we must tell you that Bonnie has gone to the Bridge. We all have had dogs whom we’ve loved dearly and then lost. You love some in one way, and others in other ways, each one...
Orik Anglo-Saxon word for Ancient Oak Tree chosen for his strength of character & for showing us the strength of a dog’s love. 1998-99? – 04/17/2002 History: Orik was abandoned on a country road by his previous owner. Finding himself lost and confused, Orik wandered until he found...
