A warm breeze blew into our lives not once, not twice but three times.

Tabitha a.k.a “Boo”,was born May 28th, 1991. She was the runt of the litter of 4 kittens. Sadly her Mother Tiger was hit by a car just days after having her first litter. Tabitha and her brother Licorice, both went to their new homes in early July of 1991.

For over 16 years Tabitha was part of the family, she loved to sit on the back of the sofa observing life at home and perched near a window watching the birds fly by and the squirrels playing on the lawn in front of our house.

Back in January of 2006, Tabitha was surprised to meet her new house mate and soon to be great friend Zipper. Zipper came to us from a farm in Simcoe County. What was to have been our first attempt at fostering on behalf of Boxer Rescue, soon became an adoption. Not only did Tabitha and Zipper share the sofa, the bed and our hearts they also shared in our lives and those of friends and family. Over the past year Tabitha battled hyper-active Thyroid disease and this past August, Zipper was diagnosed with Lymphoma and Leukemia. While both of our pets were ill they seemed the most content being with each other and always in our company.

We know that the friendship that they shared is continued now and they are waiting with Jackie-O, our first Boxer on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge.

Until that day, we think of you both and miss you and thank you for your love and the many memories that you have left in our hearts and minds.

“Some touch your heart and others leave paw prints behind forever”.

Love,
Greg & Stephen.