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#381 Saphira

“I carry your heart with me (I carry it in my heart) I am never without it. Anywhere I go you go, my dear”…♥️🐾

It is with great sadness that we announce that Saphira, GSRNE #381 crossed the Rainbow bridge.  We knew this beautiful girl well she was adopted by members of the GSRNE Family when she was only 9 months old.  We are heartbroken for our friends, Amy and Gail who lost her so suddenly and unexpectedly.  We hope it gives them some comfort and peace in their hearts that there wonderful boy Eragon, GSRNE #208 was waiting for her at the bridge.

Your GSRNE Family loves you Saphira. Rest easy and run free beautiful girl…♥️🐾

Saphira

#404 Winston

My family adopted Winston #404 in 2014 and I want to say he is the best dog in the world and is very playful with our new dog. Winston is loving and happy. Thank you for bringing us together.

Winston

#455 Crystal

Merry Christmas from Crystal and myself!

It has been over five years now and Crystal is almost twelve years old. Time does go by fast. Chrystal is slowing down and a little lame but we are still moving. She has been a great dog and never leaves my side 24/7.  I hope things are good for all of you.

Thanks for the great you all do with the dogs!

#509 Jackson

“Here is a photo of Jackson, with his housemate Jolene.
Jackson did a cross country RV trip with us last year, and this was at a friend’s home in Oregon.  The friend took this photo of the dogs and submitted it to their local news station and the dogs made the news!”
Jackson

Jackson and Jolene

#419 Tiger

Bladder cancer took this handsome boy….😢 He was one of Jim Miller’s foster dogs.

“I have lived with you and loved you, and now you are gone. Gone where I cannot follow, until I have finished all of my days.”   ~Victoria Hanley

It’s with great sadness that we announce that Tiger, GSRNE #419 has crossed the bridge. This sweet boy fought so very hard these past few months but sadly lost his fight to cancer.  We know he’s in a better place now, free from pain but, our hearts are so heavy tonight for his family who loved him so much and miss their sweet lovable boy…especially his fur sister, Lindsey.  Six years ago Lindsay welcomed Tiger into her home and they became best-friends and were inseparable.

Rest easy handsome boy your GSRNE family loves you. ♥️xoxo

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#433 Fitz

“I can no longer see you with my eyes, or touch you with my hands.  But, I will love you in my heart forever”…💙

It is with great sadness that we announce Fitz, GSRNE #433 has crossed the bridge… Life isn’t often fair, and all too often our loved ones are taken too soon and robbed of a long life. When we heard about Fitz we were heartbroken for our good friend, Allison and her husband. They tried so hard, and did all they could for their handsome wonderful boy.  Allison welcomed Fitz into her home in 2015 as a foster and knew immediately she was not going to be able to let him go. She fell in love immediately with the handsome, sweet one-year old.

“Pets are part of our families and bring so much joy and comfort to our lives. Fitz was that and so much more. This goofball came into my life in July 2015 as a foster dog and I immediately fell in love with his personality. He loved swimming and playing ball and I can’t name any food he didn’t like to eat. He was always wagging his tail, such a happy dog, and I don’t think he ever realized he was a 90 pound German Shepherd. Fitzy, Fritz, Big Lug. He was handsome and such a special dog.  —Last fall he was diagnosed with canine Lymphoma….. an aggressive cancer that can’t be cured, only put into remission for 8-12 months with chemotherapy. As dogs tolerate chemo better than humans, we opted to move forward with treatment and it gave Fitz another 10 months of a happy healthy life. Sadly when the lymphoma returned it did so with a vengeance and at the young age of 7 1/2, we made the heartbreaking choice to let Fitz go.  I’m confident that as Fitz crossed the Rainbow Bridge, my father was waiting on the other side and said “Come on big guy, let’s go play ball”.  Love you Fitzy.

See Fitz’s original bio page: https://gsrne.org/dog-bios/fitz/