Sarah came to us from my mother in law after she passed away in June 2023. Sarah had a hard life before us. She didn’t get all the love and attention she deserved and had many litters of puppies. We already had 3 labradors with two of our dogs being from her litters. But we knew she could have a happy life with us. She thrived with our hooligans, acquiring the nickname “The Duchess”. She went where she wanted, when she wanted, and she didn’t care. She slept in all of the dogs’ houses and took all the chew toys she wanted. Our three loved her and let her do whatever she wanted. She trained us to take her on extra potty breaks and got lots of extra love. We knew her time with us would be short, but we were determined that she would have the best life she could in whatever time we had with her. She was a completely different dog this last year and was so happy. When it was time, we knew we had to ease her suffering and help her over the rainbow bridge. We are thankful to Dr Carrie for her gentle kindness in this time of need. We will miss our sweet Sarah but know she is running without pain and has all the chewies.

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