It is with a heavy heart we would like to tell you about the passing of our lovely Molly aka Cully. We picked her up from Rose Tree Farm over seven years ago and she settled into our home immediately. She loved being cuddled by our daughter Amy and all her friends and was the best-behaved dog we ever had.
Sadly after numerous visits to the vets and with her overall health failing rapidly (she had suffered. with arthritis, had cataracts and tumours that could not safely be operated on) we took the advice of the vet and let them put her to sleep.
She was a great little dog and greatly missed by us all
The owners of Molly have been in touch to say a few words about her.
Dear all,
It is with regret that I am writing to inform you of the passing of our little Molly.
We adopted her in 2010 from NWESSR at the age of 6months. I had to spend nearly an hour sat in the dog playing area at the kennels near Warrington before she would come near me, she was such a nervous little girl. This was, however, time well spent because we formed an unbreakable bond and she became my shadow for the next 7yrs. Molly was born on the 4th October 2009 (our first wedding anniversary) so it was meant to be a match right from the start.
Molly was my partner in crime right from the day we got her home and from the age of 1yr right through until early Oct of this year, she worked with me on the local pheasant shoots and out on the local marsh wildfowling. There was nothing she enjoyed more than flushing game and retrieving the spoils.
Unfortunately, she went downhill rapidly in the last three weeks after we thought she was bouncing back, but it was not to be and her final scan results showed up as cancer on the liver. I/we had to make the heartbreaking decision to have her PTS today.
