Run free Nelly
- Thread starter kateincornwall
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- Location
- Cornwall , UK
Thanks for asking Cath xx I am ok, most of the time , just trying to get on with life without Nelly which is not easy but we are both trying hard . Reuben saw Anna picking up his friend from over the road and ran to the door in excitement so I shouted over to Anna if she could take him an extra day and of course she said yes . So our dear boy is having fun , which pleases us so much xxx Just to add , we have Nellys ashes in a beautiful casket , it is in our bedroom as I am not yet ready to let her go . When I do feel ready, it will be at Golitha but not for some considerable time yet xxxHow are you dear Kate. I hope you are being kind to yourself x
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- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
Life without Nelly must seem empty at times, though I am sure Reuban is a great help and it will cheer you that he has had an extra day at Anna's.
I still have Rourke and Drift's ashes on my desk, my other dogs are in the garden. I would like to be buried with their ashes but don't think that is allowed.
I still have Rourke and Drift's ashes on my desk, my other dogs are in the garden. I would like to be buried with their ashes but don't think that is allowed.
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Jacqui-S
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- Location
- Fife, Scotland
I don't see why not Sonia, my two experiences of burial, we were encouraged to add what we wanted ti the coffin, there weren't rules or exclusions. I know cremation is different, not even a wedding ring, for obvious reasons.
- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
I was told dog ashes were forbidden! Perhaps I will say they are two of my ex husbands'
