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Remembering Seattle...

 

Gemini Dogs is very sad to announce the passing of Seattle, a Blue Merle Collie, who attended our doggie daycare once a week with his siblings. Today, we sadly added his name to the "All Dogs Go to Heaven" wall located in the staircase of our training room...

Seattle resized 600Seattle was a shy and anxious doggie when he first started attending daycare, but as time went by, he became like a happy little puppy when he would run and play with his pals on Thursdays. Our Daycare Manager Marie said, "He really came into his own here. When he first started, he was really anxious, but after he came for a while, we got him to loosen up, and then he would just be so happy when he came in; he would run and play with all of his friends like he was a much younger dog."

Mom said, "You guys made Thursday his favorite day. He always looked forward to it and even though we only had him for two years, they were his golden senior years and well spent...especially Thursdays. Please tell the staff thank you for getting him to come out of his shell."

And I really think that Seattle's mommy said it best when she wrote back to me saying, "I hope there's a Gemini in heaven." We'll miss you, Seattle, but believe me, there is a Gemini in heaven; and you'll meet some great new pals up there...we will see you again soon...

Comments

Seattle was a wonderful playmate with our "dog pack", and he was especially great with Rosie, our senior dog. He was a kind, gentle soul, and clearly the most well-behaved out of all of them! He will be greatly missed by our family.
Posted @ Tuesday, January 17, 2012 6:55 PM by Adelia, Dane, Rosie, Theo & Genghis LeBlanc
Seattle was quite fond of his cookies. When visiting, I always brought a bag of his favorite treats- chicken jerky!  
 
He knew the sound of my car and no matter what he was doing, he would always come running to greet us!  
 
Seattle was a handsome boy, a wonderful companion and a trusted family member. He will be forever missed. May he rest in peace. 
 
Posted @ Wednesday, January 18, 2012 11:51 AM by Lisa and Bill
Although hearing of Seattle's passing is very sad we take comfort in knowing he lived the last years of his life in dog heaven..if he could have spoken i'm sure he wouldn't have asked for anything more.
Posted @ Thursday, January 19, 2012 2:58 AM by lil'sis&family
When I met Seattle she was a friendly and beautiful collie I know her family will miss her.
Posted @ Thursday, January 19, 2012 10:59 AM by Mary Evans, Seattle's aunt
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