*Honor your Golden Retriever*
If you have special memories of your golden and would like to share your story with others; please email at least two pictures of your pet and a short story or poem for display on our memorial page. The Memorial Fee of $50.00 is tax deductible and will be used to help displaced Goldens in need. Payment can be made via Paypal or to:
ECGRR 548 Mary Esther Cutoff Suite #130 Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548
In Memory of ELEANOR
 08-09-2007 Eleanor was diagnosed with a severe bone infection in her spine soon after being placed in her forever home in Panama City. 'Ellie' left a lasting memory on all of us that met with her -- she was an incredibly sweet little girl that touched our hearts.
CALLIE
  4-10-07 Callie's Story With great joy, several years ago, we adopted Callie from Emerald Coast. Callie was the poster girl on your note cards for a few years. Her story before rescue was horrific and too common: backyard breeder's dog, over bred, under loved, no health care, disposed of when she became frail. When she came to us, at the very ripe age of 11 or so (we all guessed), she had few front teeth, very little hair and was under weight - and that was AFTER EGGRR volunteers had been taking care of her. I don't want to know how she looked when she first came to you.
We promised her a loving, quiet home, with all of the treats, care and attention she wanted. She asked for very little - well, except when I was cooking or if she could smell McDonald's French fries. She would herd me into the corner at the sink and hold me hostage for a nibble of whatever was for supper. I contact ECGRR with a somewhat heavy heart today. At the age of about 14+ (again, guessing), Callie will head to the bridge tonight. She's been trying to tell me for some time now, "Kid, it's my time. Let me go." We've enjoyed every moment with her. She has been our "little mama dog." We will miss her soft way, her smacky chops sounds (toothless dogs do this, y'know), her absolute blondeness (she was an English Cream in a house of reds), and her sense of humor. ____________________________________________________________________________
BLONDIE TEER
 Apr 9, 2001 to Sep 29, 2006
We were deeply saddened to lose our wonderful Blondie girl. Despite being overwhelmed by many medical issues for several years, she was a fighter and resilient to the end. Blondie taught us a great deal about patience and acceptance of what we cannot control. We will greatly miss our little girl. Blondie Loved water Oh yeah, tennis balls, rabbits & squirrels too Never complained Dining on duck & potato I know we’ll never forget our Endearing Queen _____________________________________________________________
 HUNTER THOMAS BRINGIER 24 Oct 2006
SAM 24 Sept 2006 Our beloved foster dog that passed due to heartworm complications  Jake Schwinn Nov 1, 2005
 Shadow Lightfoot May 28, 2002
 Rocky Wigley Mar 30, 1998 - 10 July 10, 2002
 Sandy Condon Dec 2002
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