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Ellie

We had our beloved Ellie for 10 years after we found her in a black bin she was just a couple of weeks old we had to hand feed he for the first couple of weeks until she was able to eat by herself. She died from a cancerus lump on her stomach. She was a much loved dog who we all miss she was the kindest most gental animal i had ever met and she will allways be with is in our hearts xxx

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Ellie

I had a dream last night; I dreamt you were sunbathing in a precious field full of yellow flowers, happy and free. You did look like some years ago, younger, with you fur shining under the warm sun and I could see that dash of red on your black hairy back. You did look at me in the distance with those powerful eyes, letting me know you were fine and you would like a last stroke on your belly, what I did. You started to purr strong as always and gave me a march on the air. I felt like in the old times when you were able to do the things you enjoyed most. But I knew it was a dream and I needed to wake up. Started to feel sad again, but you seem so happy, that old body wasn’t there anymore, you were free to run, to hunt to be you, a free spirit! And that gave some comfort to my heart. Elli, thanks for the last 4 years of life you shared with us. We love you; we will miss you lots and will remember you always. Hopefully I will meet you in my dreams soon again.

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Ellie

My beloved Ellie cat left my life and hers here in Sussex England on Sunday 29th January 2012, aged 12 ½. It wasn’t expected but I had the honour, courage and pride to be with her every step of the way and I can only thank her for that. You see, she taught me so much about emotional intelligence, about grace, about acceptance, about unconditional love and about trust. The level of communication I had with her was a whole new experience and all without words. Every little facial expression, nuance of body language, the little signals, the nudges and habits weaved their way over the years to create a two way communication that was highly intuitive, intelligent and well, just a joy. We shared a love of silence, of comfort, of basking in the warmth of the sunshine and the breeze through an open window, we loved to feel that all was well with the world and share in those moments. Ellie, you were a great companion, you showed me such a lot about being in the moment, of embracing pleasure and joy and love and you mirrored in me that strength & independence can go alongside dependence, the need for a friend and love. This interchange between us played out so much when you were in need, when you got lost under the floorboards, when you first got sick, when you recovered, when you needed me to step back and when you needed me to step back in. Eventually we both found ourselves at the same place with nothing more we could do. This dance of friendship was to end. You knew. I knew. The respect I have for you as a personality and spirit was never stronger when I noticed this, you were walking around the house for the last time, visiting every single place you had ever been, rubbing your chin, leaving your mark and re-living all the little things you had done, even years ago. You were preparing to leave. You were thorough in your living, you were thorough when you chose to make friends or shun them and you were clear & insightful, even if others were determined to impose on you. I had to have respect for you and that was returned in full measure and I felt the trust, bond and protection you gave me and shared with Mark. You were sometimes very afraid of the harshness of the physical world, the bangs and crashes, the heavy footed humans and the re-arrangement of furniture that you liked “just so”. I truly loved you, your spirit, your velvety ears, the graceful way you cleaned, your amazing tail full of character and poise, your beautiful nose and your ever kittenish ways, despite your wisdom. The way you seemed so grateful for everything and when you were sick, you tolerated, you were intuitive about what to do and what you needed me to do. So glad that I listened, so glad that I learnt and so glad that I held you in the end and we sat in peace and stillness and you left this earthly plain from this place with me. I never could have done that before I met you and will forever remember the day that I found you, un-expectedly and how you made your way into my life and into my heart. I am so grateful for having YOU as MY cat and mostly philosophical about you not being here anymore. I do still get angry all over again, or want to go and look for you because I need reminding of your nose or your ears and surely you must be “somewhere”. After that all settles, I am sad, deeply sad and I realise that’s OK, that too will pass. This poem expresses those moments, when I honour you the most; for you touched my heart in ways that mean I can touch my own and others too, and well, that is the true gift you gave me. Your respectful “owner” Sally They say memories are golden, well, maybe that is true. I never wanted memories, I only wanted you. A million times I cried. If love alone could have saved you, you never would have died. In life I loved you dearly, in death I love you still. In my heart you hold a place no one else could fill. If tears could build a stairway and heartache make a lane. I'd walk the path to Heaven and bring you back again.

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Ellie

My baby girl finally had the strength to gain her angel paws. She was always a fighter and held on until the very end. Have the fun you missed out on at rainbow bridge Ellie ❤️

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Ellie

Darling Ellie you was my world from 4 weeks old until you left us at 16 years old, you was a very unique fur baby in every way. You would bark in time with us when we sang & danced with you & you loved chasing daddy's RC car around the living room, you lifted us up when we were down & even when you was ill you never showed us any pain until the very end. I admire your strong will & determination & you always stayed by our sides. We miss you so much Ellie & we know your over the rainbow bridge running freely around & free of pain. God bless you my beautiful Ellie we will meet one day. We will love you always & forever & you will never ever be forgotten. Love always Mummy, Daddy, Nanny, Nikki & family xxxxx❤️❤️

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Ellie

ellie you where our life and a friend we had you as a 6 week old puppy from a rescue site poor mite had a bad start and was always so loving never bit even when you pulled her she devloped arteritus to the knees and hips opartion after oparation she pulled throgh and lost the battle the day before her 12th birthdaywhen she sadly got put to sleep as she just couldent fight it we love you alway ellie belly or ellie dog i can still se you with that bottle in you mouth wagging your tail and when we came home to find you half in the catflap stuck wiggerling like help me mummy and daddy dont laugh RIP ELLIE

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Ellie

good bless you my gorgeous girl.love n miss you.xxxx

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Elliott

My beautiful boy, I will love you always. I'll never, ever forget you. Sleep well old man.

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Elsie

Don’t Cry for Me When I Am Gone So, though I give you all my heart, the time will come when we must part. But all around you, you will see, creatures that speak to you of me; a tired horse, a hunted thing, a sparrow with a broken wing. Pity and help (I know you will) and somehow, I will be with you still; and I shall know, although I’m gone, the love I gave you lingers on.

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