Rest in peace xxxx

Heartbreaking. Run free sweetie.xxxx

What sad news. Such a lovely boy, will be sadly missed. Thoughts are with the family.
Love Sylv & The New Icemaid Clan xxxx

So beautiful, so sad, so young.
Love to his family x

So sad, so young. Thinking of your family. Run free handsome. X

Run free baby at the bridge xxxxxx

Such sad news....lots of love to Maggie and Paul. God bless your beautiful boy. Xxx

So very, very sad....and far too young. Love and hugs to his family. Running Free now with Finn Jay...may the angels protect themand God bless them both. XX

So sorry to hear this, and at such a young age :-( xx

What a beauty... taken far too soon. Sending BIG hugs to Arthur's family. Run free gorgeous. xxx

It has been a very sad day..... last night Maggie, Arthur's mom stopped at our house so we could take him to Willows this morning for an appointment as, since Saturday, he had been having problems with his legs and co-ordination. The MRI today revealed a very large brain tumour and it was with great sadness it was felt the kindest thing to do was to let him slip away whilst under anaesthetic.

We took him on his last journey to Heart of England so his ashes can be scattered and we kissed him goodbye.

I am heartbroken - at just 7 years old he has been taken from us. Sleep tight fella - I will miss you so very much xxxxxx Big hugs to Maggie and Paul - thank you for giving him a wonderful home for the past 2 years x

Aww thanx Deb. It is a brilliant photo isn't it! God I'm so multi talented lol. X

My monies on Soldier for most handsome dog if he attends the show in October.The picture of him in the kennel is stunning congrats to the photographer!

Great, the 'Green Rehomed ' sign, love to the family & Arthur.

The New Icemaid Clan XXX

Arthur looks lovely

Aww your gorgeous, no wonder you were snapped up straight away. Hope your feeling better with every passing minute today and Ruth hope your feeling better after such a stessful night.
luv t

What an interesting name and a lovely story, he does look lovely.

Gorgeous Soldier was picked up from the vets by Fiona (one of our volunteers) following his castration and brought him to Daybreaks yesterday afternoon. However, before he was out of the car, we noticed he was very swollen and starting to bleed a little. We transferred him to the van with a mound of duvets and blankets and let him rest for a while. However, an hour later it was clear he was bleeding too much so I took him back to the vets. Soldier was operated on straight away - it was so interesting to be able to be present during the operation and give him plenty of tummy cuddles!

When we got home late evening, we spent the rest of the time alternating with cold packs and compresses to help the swelling and this morning I am pleased to say he is doing well (I am not after being so stressed for him!!!!) He has eaten his breakfast, toileted outside and I will take him up to the kennels to keep an eye on him during the day and will continue to come home with me until he goes to his new home.

You may be wondering how this fella managed to get reserved so quickly - upon his arrival yesterday, my wonderful friends, Maggie and Paul, who I have not seen in over 5 years as they moved to a tiny island off the top of Scotland, came to visit as they are moving back to the Midlands. They adopted the very first grey to arrive through the gate of Daybreaks (Jay - who is now a wobbly 12 year old) back in 2006. They took one look at him whilst tucked up on the van and fell in love with him...!

What a lovely, loving face Faithful Soldier has, wonder if he'll keep that name

Well is one surprised you are reserved already.
Hubby & I had bets on how long it would be.
Love The New Icemaid Clan xx

He looks so cute!!!!!!

Ooo another blue!