#1 here again. In our last post, I told you about a visit from a springer spaniel called Murphy. Today, I would like to pay tribute to his big brother, OSCAR, a liver and white springer spaniel who went to the Bridge a few days ago. Oscar was the very first springer I met, many years ago, and he was a tiny puppy at the time, the centre of attention at a party I was giving at my cottage. He grew into a fine boy, handsome and loving and full of fun. But he started having problems with his eyesight and eventually became blind, which did not take away from his quality of life. Young Muprhy was his playmate and his "guide dog." But then, Oscar fell victim to the big C and, when nothing more could be done for him, it was with enormous sadness that his adoring mistress, Ms.K, helped him to the Bridge last week. Goodbye, sweet Oscar. Run free with all of the great friends you will be making over there!
Synchronized Snoozing
8 years ago
Farewell Oscar, looks like you were a very good dog and had a very good life. Run free at The Bridge big fella.
ReplyDeleteWhicky Wuudler
Farewell, Oscar. You sure were a handsome fella. Whitey knows you're seeing good as new and having a nice romp at the bridge!
ReplyDeleteI am sorry that your friend Oscar had to go to the Bridge. He looks like he was a very wonderful doggie.
ReplyDeleteOur deepest sympathies to Ms K on the death of her dear friend Oscar. He looks like he was a wonderful dog...and what a lucky fellow to have a young pup become his seeing eye dog. We're sure he's playing happily over the Rainbow Bridge with Meowmy's friend Gloria's Tugger, a wonderful Cairn Terrier who crossed over a few months ago after a very long life.
ReplyDeleteTank woo fur sharing your furiend with us...
ReplyDeleteHe was khwite handsome...
It was inkhredibly special of his human to give him the greatest gift of love: letting him khross when the time has khome...
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
That was a lovely farewell to your friend Oscar. He reminded the little man's mum of her springer Tara that she had as a child - Oscar looked very similar to Tara.
ReplyDeleteIt's not easy when a dog goes.
Best wishes from all the gang here
- the little man's mum
our thoughts and prayers go out to his family
ReplyDeleteWoodrow, Sweetie & MJ
I have a feeling Oscar is filling in Sen-Chan on all the happenings in Le Perche!
ReplyDeleteLots of love to Oscar's Mommy.
Your pal,
Petey
we are so sorry about Oscar. he looks like such a wonderful guy. there is another star in heaven now.
ReplyDeletewoofs.
That was a lovely twiboote..I think Oscaw had a bootiful life and will be missed by his bwuvvew and family an awful lot and fow that I'm vewy sad, but I hope he is seeing cleawly and wunning wif the wind ovew the wainbow bwidge wif all ouw angel fwiends
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ASTA
Oh, it is sad that your friend Oscar had to go to the bridge. He looks like he was a very nice doggie.
ReplyDeleteWe send special purrs to Oscar's mom and his little brofur. It's the hardest thing to let a loved one go, but she ended his suffering by doing so. That was very strong!
ReplyDeleteLove, Siena & Chilli
...peace & tons of Bridge Biscuits to Oscar...may he romp with Rusty, Lady & Loggins...Thurston, Smokey, Puma, Tango & Dash...
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to read this, too many of our beloved furiends are passing. Oscar was a handsome pup, and what a sweet boy Murphy was to be his guide dog. We hope Oscar meets up with Dakota.
ReplyDeletewoo, the OP Pack
Farewell sweet Oscar. I hope my Colby woofie guardian angel and all around great dog was there to greet you.
ReplyDeleteOh that's so sad... Unca' Pete's kitty Jordan is having a biopsy right now for suspected cancer so I think Oscar will have a kitty playmate crossing over the bridge very shortly. I hope he likes kitties, as she's a very sweet one with a cute squeaky voice!
ReplyDeleteMany purrs to Ms K, at this most difficult of times...
Purrs,
Setra
xx
PS: Can Sei-Chan come over and play with me and Keekai please? Mummy's all distracted with comforting Unca' Pete and I need to do some playin'
Thanks you!
xx
We're sending tremendous purrs to Oscar's family. We are sure he is healthy and pain free, romping around at the Bridge and meeting all the great kitties and woofies up there.
ReplyDeleteOscar looks and sounds like a real sweetie... we are so sorry to hear he has made the final crossing... :(
ReplyDeleteWe are sending our warmest thoughts and prayers to you and his family now...hopefully his family can rest well knowing he is happy and free over the Bridge, and that one day they will be reunited...
Woofs and wags,
Benson and Gibson
Happy Bastille Day! I watched the fireworks over Paris via the internet...it was very exciting.
ReplyDeleteMy best thoughts go to Oscar and those who loved him. (sigh)
Your pal,
Fenway
So sorry to hear about your friend. Run free, Oscar.
ReplyDeletePurrs,
JB