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Welcome to the RWA Remembrance

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Abe

1st Mar 1999-24th May 2005
 Rest in Peace
 

Your gentle nature knew no limits. Loved by so many and admired by others. I  wish I could have had you for longer, but life is unfair. My first memory of you was when you singled me out at 9 weeks old and came trotting over and  laid down in my lap and fell asleep. How could I have refused you a home with a greeting like that. Some people did not approve of you being off lead while we were out walking, but you were exceptionally well behaved and would not leave my side. Children would always come running up to you for a cuddle and you always treated them with respect and compassion. .  You were very special and will be forever in my heart. Always my faithful friend, protector and companion - Steve

 

Sascha

18th Feb 1998-24th Feb 2005

My Soul Mate

You loved everyone and everyone loved you. You were a wonderful PAT dog and changed many people's perceptions of Rottweilers.  When you were going blind you coped amazingly well, so much so, that it was awhile before I realised it, as you just got on with life. You taught Loki the ways of the world when he arrived and although you were going blind and the legs did not work very well, you were very tolerant and only told him off when he really needed it. You were a very special kind of Rottie who taught me so much, even though you had many health problems, you never really complained. You were never happier than when getting and giving a fuss to people, and although you got on well with dogs it was always people that you loved.  Many people will miss you, not just me, and all who knew you will never forget you.  You were and will always be my soul mate.  - Linda

 

Zephyr Schartz Axle

1998-2005

Forever  in our Hearts

The day we brought you home WE WERE THE LUCKY ONES, all your life there was never one single moment I wasn't proud of you. You gave to me something that is so special between a man and his dog, true devotion, you shared in my fishing triumphs and disasters, and you did everything I asked of you Zep. Part of me died when you did, never in my wildest dreams on the day I met you, did I realise what an impact you would have on mine and so many others lives.. - Mom and Dad

 

Barney (formerly Khan)

2005 (aged 5 years)-2007

You only had a few years in your new home after being rescued by RWA but you had a wonderful time enjoyed it all. You will be sadly missed by your Mum and Dad. 

 

 

 

Katie (formerly Vander)

1997 (aged 4 years)-19 April 2005
In Loving Memory

You had some enormous rottie paws to fill when you came to us, as we had just lost our beloved Jenna. You were so flat and depressed, no bounce or sparkle, you were in mourning due to the separation from your previous owners. You attached yourself to me as if you were stuck to my side - you were so sweet and vulnerable, I fell totally in love with you.  Gradually your personality began to shine and everyone was absolutely charmed by your gentle placid nature. You had great courage with on-going health problems, struggling to get back on your feet after cruciate operations and enduring the pain of arthritis without a grumble. The whole family cried for weeks when you died suddenly, including  'Grandad' Eddie who cared for you every day whilst we were at work. Your best-buddy Alan refused to get off his chair for two days, he was so bereft - I pray that he found you at Rainbow Bridge when he passed over on March 6th 2005.  The pain of losing you so unexpectedly ripped open my heart, and I  cannot come to terms with your death, but my comfort is knowing that we will all be together again one day. You were everything that a Rottweiler should be and I feel so grateful that we spent such wonderful times together. You made me very, very proud. Sleep tight. - Ruth, Michael and all the family

 

Riley

March 2005 - Sept 2006

Rest in Peace Baby Boy

 

Riley was such a lovely boy, but  due to misunderstanding he was pts without being given a second chance.  His  Granny Nikki misses him so much and just wishes he was still here. 

 

What a waste

These page are dedicated to all those Rottweiler who have gone to Rainbow Bridge.  All  Rottweilers are welcome to be on this page whether they were rescued or not. 

Just write a few words or a short poem about your friend, along with a picture and email them to the webmaster.  Not got a scanner?  Don't worry, email the Webmaster and she will send you her address so you can send the photos on.  She will scan them, create a CD for you with the images, get them online and return them to you asap.


     

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