Rainbow Bridge
BENTLEY
GINNY
HAPPY
It was so hard to say goodbye to our sweet Bentley! He was a handsome dude, full of life, had a calm demeanor, loved the girls and was a master escape artist. How could you not love him! He fit right into our home with the rest of our pack and he will be missed by all of us.
In May of 2020 we said good bye to our beloved Ginny, who adopted us via SEVA GRREAT in Oct of 2012 when she was about 18 mo’s old. We had almost seven years of fun and laughs and play with this one of a kind girl. She took our house and our family as her own instantly, and always looked out for us. She was smart as a whip and had a great sense of humor – never have we met a dog with so much personality. Sadly cancer showed up in May of 2019, but the great folks at Dogwood Emergency Veterinary Center and The Oncology Center removed the tumor and provided for another healthy, happy pain-free year for Ginny. Also shout out to our 20+ yr family vet Dr. Neal Rose and Broad St. Veterinary Hospital. We miss Ginny every day but we look forward to adopting again, which we know she would want too!
My two youngest grandchildren consider
–John and Pat Donaldson
SIMBA We adopted Simba (“Buddy”) in 2011 and he recently passed on Dec 5th. He was such a sweet dog and wonderful companion. Thank you SEVA GGREAT! He will be greatly missed.
–Kelly Reynolds
Happy there dream dog because they dream of someday having their own Happy Dog. When the boys were here there was no stopping the old fella. Happy had to be in the middle of whatever the boys were up to. He was a sweet and oooh so patient a fella. As Happy passed, I told him to look for his GRREAT brothers Dodger, Mickey and Bailey. –Peggy Whitehead
–Harry, Heather, Hampton and Hadley Turton
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