Kizzie Rowe

Kizzie saved me, truly. We rescued her 10 years ago from a shelter where she had previously been in a home that didn’t appreciate her for the amazing cat she is. I was 9 when my Dad died; we adopted Kizzie to fill a hole in our lives and she did so much more than that.

She has been there for me every time that I’m having a hard day. She knew me so well.

She was so friendly, always jumping on me for cuddles and purring at any chance she got!

She loved meeting new people, never attacked anyone and was just the kindest soul that I have ever come across.

My lovely girl was very old and started deteriorating this past year and it was a very hard decision to make to say goodbye but I know that she is sleeping peacefully in cat heaven now and helping other cats in the meantime.

Lucy Rowe

Paddy Cherry

Paddy our beautiful little friend for seven years very affectionate rabbit always waiting for attention spent time in the house as well as his hutch t run always there to listen to me talk to him during our bad covid times when I got home from work and now missed very much

Billy Moloney

I am really glad to hear that Billy has helped future vets and animals. He had a very lively and adventurous personality, but he was also very affectionate and loved a cuddle. He could be mischievous at times but he was always perfect to me, I loved his company and miss him very much.

Molly Moloney

Toffee Nixon

Toffee, originally a stray from Ireland, joined our family aged 4, as our first family dog.

She was adopted from the Forever Hounds Trust And was a beautiful collie cross lurcher who could run like the wind and had the eyesight of a hawk. Many a time she took after something she had spotted miles away – from boar and deers, to cats, and her favourites, foxes and squirrels! She never really took to other dogs but loved the two cats she lived with and knew they were different to the neighbours cats that to her were fair game, hence why she was walked on her lead a lot!

She was an amazing companion and loved by all who knew her. She never barked in the house, happily letting anyone in and was always more than happy to share your food, often without asking!

At the end when aged 15 she was diagnosed with Lymphoma and given 6 months to live, she amazed us all by continuing to love life for a further 27 months. Finally aged 17 and a half she let us know it was her time and passed peacefully away in her spot in the garden surrounded by love.

For us it is lovely to know even after her death Toffee will be helping so many others in the future.

Much loved by Ann-Marie, Jon, Emily and Jozef Nixon

George Gilleberg

George was my best companion for 14.5 years and our children’s playmate, friend and comforter.

He was such a gentle soul with so much character. He made our everyday life richer and better. We miss him very much. Run free our beautiful boy.

Sigrid Gilleberg