A few days before September 11th 1999, Coco the Golden Retriever was boarded with Auntie Cynthia at Buddy Buddy. Coco was a sweet girl and would do anything for a treat.
When September 11th arrived, The world watched in horror as planes slammed into the World Trade Centre. The world included Auntie Cynthia and Uncle Wusong as they realised that Coco's owner's USA office was right in those buildings that were in flames.
He should be fine Uncle Wusong said... Dun worry.
Days, then weeks, then months gone by without word from Coco's Owner. With no one else to contact, Coco now belonged to Auntie Cynthia and Uncle Wusong...
Coco was a beautiful Long Coated Golden, quite a rarity in Hot Singapore. Not too sure where she exactly came from, but her story definitely started on September 11th. Coco became the model dog as she would even let Auntie Cynthia do dental work on her without moving at all.
She was also a valued companion even when Little Sherjay was born. He would play and lie on her, she would dutifully take care of him.
Coco passed in the early morning hours of the 8th of June 2011 at the age of 13 years old. She had lived a great life and brought many happiness. She suffered 2 strokes a few weeks before but had actually recovered well. She passed on peacefully in her sleep and all of us will miss her.
Joey, Coco's sister, is the last and final dog at the side of Auntie Cynthia. She too will miss Coco greatly.
Good bye Coco. See you on the other side.
Sorry for not updating the blog till now... really so many things had happened, and with Pa's new work responsibilities, it gets a little crazy.
Meet Grace, she is a 6 year old King Charles that needs a new home. Her previous owners gave her up for personal reasons but she is the sweetest girl ever. Due to unforeseen circumstances, she was in her cage for a very very long time.
But even so, she gets along VERY well with other King Charles as Auntie Lynn has shown here. Not the easiest thing to get 4 dogs to pose for a picture during playtime!!
She is effectively crate trained and all she wants really is interaction and love. She is naturally clean and not spayed yet. Her new folks will be expected to bear the cost of her spaying and also a $200 adoption fee that would be donated to a charity of Auntie Lynn's choosing.
Grace may be 6, but she has the energy and curiosity of a 1 year old. She also strangely reacts very well to recall though she was hardly trained at all, much less taken out for even walks.
So please send in your interest to killertouch@gmail.com and include your name, family size, if there are other dogs in your household, and previous experiences with dogs. She is really easy to train and would be a great first dog as well. Not to mention the fact she is HDB approved. A viewing will be arranged soon!
