Little Pixie was a treasure. We had her for over 15 years. She was so quite and all she every wanted was cuddles. She got lots of them. She loved to hide and sit on her daddy’s shoulders to sleep. We will remember her forever ♥️ Sleep well Little Pixie.

Today was the hardest and most heartbreaking day as we had to say goodbye to our little maneen Coco. After nearly 16 yrs of total love, loyalty, compensation and friendship of our four legged family member we 4 have now become 3. People have often asked have you family and I would always say oh god yes there’s 4 of us. My daughter my hubby our beautiful dog Coco and myself. Now there’s only 3. The 3 lost amigos. We will bounce back in time but anyone that has lost a family pet will tell you it’s devastating.

The hardest part is that you have to make that decision. We know in our hearts that Coco is now running free (without a lead) and chasing a ball his favourite thing to do. Run free and easy our little maneen we will never never forget you. Love always Des, Julie & your best friend Sarah.

Little Mía was a ball of energy that couldn’t quiet. She was always eager to run like a bullet chasing the ball.

She peaked mountains with ease and dived through every river she found. She never said no to an adventure.

No toys, no teddy bears, no bones..any kind of stone was the best present you could give it to her. She just really loved them.

The beach her favorite place since she was a puppy, chasing the cats her favourite hobby, adventurer, lover of nature and also whatever you had in your plate at breakfast, lunch, dinner..any time!

Really good with her little human sister, patient and at the same time delighted to receive all the blows, fingers inside the eye, pull hairs, whatever it was coming from her, she was always by her side giving her love like the rest of the family.

Filled our lives with happiness and for this we are forever grateful. Mia has left this world better than she found it. Although her body couldn’t make it to the end, her memory and spirit lives on in our hearts. She was our family and was always a friend.

Mia, you were a champion.

You weren’t simply just a good girl, you were the best.

Pip and his brother Pep were in the small print of the contract for the house I moved into in summer 2013. Well that’s how it seemed, since they already “owned” my garden and the one next door! I started feeding them, gave them a box in the shed, and they let me pretend I owned them! Pip was always the outdoor cat… he challenged all comers and emerged without a scratch! It took me ages to get near enough to stroke him, but when I finally did, he loved to have his ribs tickled and gave out a great loud purr!!

I’ll miss seeing him racing down the garden at breakfast, more interested in a rub than in being fed.

Pip was irreplaceable… but life has a habit of bringing new adventures – to a “cat person” like me, they’re very often in feline form!