Newton Hunt Thanks for sharing your tribute. Lolly appears to have been a very handsome and intelligent being. I lost an aging golden retriever a month ago, and I know how difficult it is. At least we know they had a good life, and the memories of their affect on our lives makes it seem like we haven't really lost them afterall. Jim Radford -----Original Message----- From: Newton Hunt <nhunt@jagat.com> To: Paul Reid <71031.3603@compuserve.com> Date: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 3:04 PM Subject: A Tribute >Being a hard working Registered Therapy Dog, Lolly, a >Shetland >Sheepdog, worked in two rehabilitation facilities, one in >Dallas >and one in Plainfield, NJ. She provided love, interest, >healing, >stimulation and peace to many patients of varying degrees of >injury or debilitation. > >She was lost, found, appeared on TV and raised the awareness >of >using Animal Facilitated Therapies in all forms of >rehabilita- >tion, hospitals and retirement facilities to help ease pain >and >growth through unqualified love and her presence. > >Today I injected a lethal amount of anesthetic into her >leg. A minute later her heart stopped. > >My beloved friend is gone but I am Blessed beyond words to >have had her as a member of our family for 14 years. > >I am honored beyond measure to have been chosen her person. > > Banchory's First Lolly Laika, TT CD > June 29, 1986, November 14, 2000 > > Newton
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