In Memory of…

Sassy

RIP Sassy ~ 03/25/19
Until we meet again beautiful girl….    xoxo

Sassy was a lovely sassy senior gal!  She had a beautiful blond double coat.  She had cataracts and was on prescription eye drops twice a day; otherwise she was in good health.  She loved to have her belly rubbed, it made her smile. She was very sweet and got along well with people and pets.

Nana

RIP Nana ~ 03/25/19 Run free at the Rainbow Bridge beautiful girl xoxo

At approximately 13 years old, Nana found herself at the Miami Dade county shelter.  That’s where CPR found her and her life was changed forever!  Nana was blind and deaf but boy did her sniffer work!  She could smell food a mile away! Her foster mommy says she enjoyed exploring the garden, laying outside taking sun naps and she loved her bed.  Nana made a full recovery after having her eye removed.  She was very well mannered and was so grateful to be part of a loving forever foster home.

Thank you to her foster family and to all that support CPR so that we can continue to help pugs like Nana.

In Memory of Vader

In Memory of Vader…

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Sheila and family as they help Vader to the Rainbow Bridge….  Vader came to CPR from Miami-Dade Animal Services in December 2014. He was an elder pug who happened to also be blind and deaf.

Sheila and family cared for Vader and made him part of their family, allowing him more than two years of feeling loved before leaving this earth.  Run free at the Rainbow Bridge Vader… where we are sure you’ll be greeted by many wonderful pug friends that have gone before you…

Until we meet again…. xoxo

Hank – Ernesto

hank collage rip 120615We are deeply saddened to tell you that Hank aka Ernesto crossed the Rainbow Bridge last night. He had an emergency and despite all efforts…he passed at the vets office. Our heartfelt sympathies go out to his foster parents Trish and Jonathan Sceppa. Although Hank was only with them for a short while…they had quickly fallen in love with him and even renamed him Ernesto after Trish’s uncle. We hope they are comforted knowing they gave him a warm, safe, and loving home to live out his days. As heart broken as they are…may the fond memories of Hank make them smile. We know he’s not suffering anymore and is trying to explain to his new friends at the Rainbow bridge how he has 2 names! We will miss this “special angel” as Trish called him. 🙏🏻🐶🌈