Rip remy

Loper

Animal Poor!
You were such a good dog!
KK, I am soooooooo sorry for his passing.. but you gave him a life he never would have had, and at 9 years, he lasted well longer than his breed normally would have!

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PrepH4U

New Member
I remember when his pictures were first posted on here and I instantly feel in love with him without even meeting him. I wanted him so badly! Then I read that KK kept him in the house, and he had actually found his home with her. I was so happy for her and him. It's takes a special dog to win over someone who takes care of so many. I am so sorry KK. :huggy:
 

Loper

Animal Poor!
He thought he was a lap puppy. (I've been given permission from all people, with faces shown in these pictures, to post them)
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Crashpupty

havoc is havoc
Remy was such a great dog. I had so much fun with him everytime I saw him. He was such a great big ole luv bug. I consider it an honor and a privilege to have met him and I enjoyed being around him. The days at Pepper's were a blast. KK my heart goes out to you, Remy was a special boy and he will be missed by all who knew him. :huggy:
 

smts

New Member
Very sorry for your loss, my Brandy was waiting for him I'm sure. He was welcomed with tons of love
 

Independence

New Member
Such a stunning, beautiful boy. RIP Remy. KK I'm hoping the good memories will be a comfort to your family. Bless you for rescuing Remy!!
 

krazd_kat

Help "Invisible Dogs"
Remy was an awesome dog and they sure loved each other.

Thank you all so much for the kind words.

Remy came to Second Hope Rescue at 5 years old as an owner surrender. The older lady couldn't afford to keep him anymore once the financial issues got tougher. No other rescue or shelter would take him due to his breed, size and age (5 yrs). We agreed without a second thought.

I tried and tried to get him adopted into a home that he would be either the only dog or one of two. Everyone I talked to about him always insisted they couldn't take him away from me. I guess they could hear in my voice and my praise how much he meant to me.

Remy came to us and had never been around any dogs or cats. He was the official greeter of any dog that came to the house, he seemed to be a peaceful presence to the dogs that didn't even like other dogs. The last couple of years he even shared the bed with a chihuahua and a cat, with both of them walking on him and usually even sleeping on him.

Remy was my constant companion. Whenever I had to take a trip of any distance for an adoption he traveled with me, always my protector and he made an impression on the adopters with his gentleness to strangers and the dogs going to their new homes. I will always remember when I did one of Sobe's puppy's adoptions, the youngest son came to his mom and whispered in her ear "I want to adopt the giant dog, he listens...."

Remy was my confessor and he kept me balanced when I had reached my limit with people and foster dogs. I could look in his eyes and see my soul, reminding me what life was about.

Having Remy share my life was like having a person there, with his size and his devotion I was never alone.

I have loved many dogs and lost pieces of my heart with each one but I guess in most of our lives there is "that" special companion, the one that when you lose them you feel like your heart is broken in a thousand pieces. Remy was that dog. I know that he would want me to heal faster than I feel capable of doing right now.

Again, thank you all for your thoughts and wishes. Thank you Loper for the awesome pictures of Remy and for this thread.
 

ICit

Jam out with ur clam out
Thank you all so much for the kind words.

Remy came to Second Hope Rescue at 5 years old as an owner surrender. The older lady couldn't afford to keep him anymore once the financial issues got tougher. No other rescue or shelter would take him due to his breed, size and age (5 yrs). We agreed without a second thought.

I tried and tried to get him adopted into a home that he would be either the only dog or one of two. Everyone I talked to about him always insisted they couldn't take him away from me. I guess they could hear in my voice and my praise how much he meant to me.

Remy came to us and had never been around any dogs or cats. He was the official greeter of any dog that came to the house, he seemed to be a peaceful presence to the dogs that didn't even like other dogs. The last couple of years he even shared the bed with a chihuahua and a cat, with both of them walking on him and usually even sleeping on him.

Remy was my constant companion. Whenever I had to take a trip of any distance for an adoption he traveled with me, always my protector and he made an impression on the adopters with his gentleness to strangers and the dogs going to their new homes. I will always remember when I did one of Sobe's puppy's adoptions, the youngest son came to his mom and whispered in her ear "I want to adopt the giant dog, he listens...."

Remy was my confessor and he kept me balanced when I had reached my limit with people and foster dogs. I could look in his eyes and see my soul, reminding me what life was about.

Having Remy share my life was like having a person there, with his size and his devotion I was never alone.

I have loved many dogs and lost pieces of my heart with each one but I guess in most of our lives there is "that" special companion, the one that when you lose them you feel like your heart is broken in a thousand pieces. Remy was that dog. I know that he would want me to heal faster than I feel capable of doing right now.

Again, thank you all for your thoughts and wishes. Thank you Loper for the awesome pictures of Remy and for this thread.

:huggy:..... oh...you just made me cry!!!!


KK...I do know what you are saying.... I also have "that special" one! And I do love all my other dogs...but when he goes I know part of my heart will never heal, and there will always be a void.


...the crazy thing...I saw two pups this weekend that looked just like him. :huggy:
 
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