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In Memory

Dearest Sir "Tetley" Rotherham, born August 23, 1995, ended his struggles with rabies miasma - obsessive compulsiveness, auto-immune disorder, and overall his itchiness, due to Immunology Therapy, on May 29th, 2003 peacefully.     No longer in pain and frolicking at the bridge of colorful rainbows as he waits to be joined by the many people & animals that have graced his presence over time as a wonderful companion, entertainer and through his helpful Rescue Efforts. Tetley became the driving force for the Founder of the Canadian Yorkshire Terrier Rescue to continue her efforts in the face of adversity.     Born to perform every trick in the book for a scratch behind the ear or cuddle, he always tried to put his Best Paw forward in the public's eye to please. He knew rescue needed the money to help other dogs and was the first one to step up at Events to perform his talents for a small donation!!  Tetley...you will always be loved.

    Princess was a fighter from the beginning........ she will be sadly missed and her spirit and memory will endure.
    Princess came to rescue with many health issues but her feisty spirit and her determination were immeasurable. She unfortunately lost her battle January 27th, 2004 and will be sadly missed by all of us at CYTR.

   Alessandra's family ensured that she enjoyed a Princess life-style, through-out her 14 years.  A kind, 3 lb, sweetie that lived it up puppy-style.   Through life's inevitable art of aging she finally passed on to the Bridge of Rainbows, January 4th, 2003.  She shall be greatly missed by her family and all others that were drawn by her charm....

Aurora was a sweet, adorable and wonderful miniature longhaired dachshund. She had the most wonderful personality, even if she was a little stubborn. She had been abandoned in a parking lot in Aurora, ON with rotting teeth and very large mammary tumors.    She was not expected to live through the week, but, Delia and Rod came into her life in 2002 & through the help of Rescue her tumors were removed and they managed to salvage one tooth. She was often called her a "one-tooth wonder". Despite her only having a single tooth, which resulted in having her tongue constantly hang out the side, that never stopped her zeal for food or for life. Anyone who was willing to pet her, was immediately her best friend. She taught her family allot about what absolute love was really all about. It didn't matter to her who you were, she loved everyone the same.    On October 22, 2003 our dear sweet friend passed on. The cancer that we had thought she had beaten had returned. She hung on until the very end. She will be incredibly missed by all those who were privileged to know her and she will continue to live on in our memories.    Good bye my sweet Aurora. May you find your way home and may joy greet you at the door.