Annual Reunion 29th July 2007

A Letter from Jayne
What a fantastic time I had on Sunday, lots and lots of fantastic families with their dogs. I dreaded Sunday morning, prayed for the rain to stop! I woke up to a poorly puppy and had to dash to the vets, decided not to do too much but to go along to Norden Farm and see what the day brought. Poor Cindy had a hell of a week pulling campers out of soaked and muddy fields but had managed to find and keep the only dry spot for us. You did need wellies to get there or a very determined driver and the occasional tractor to pull the odd car. We all laughed when Amy, 89 years young was saved the walk by Cindy's dad on a little tractor type thing. She told me she always liked a big entrance, then the sun came out along with the BBQ and a few dog classes. The kids had great fun, we watched Cindy's brother and two Spaniels move the sheep and I think every one had a lovely time. Bob and Les as usual did all the hard work and I cannot thank them enough along with all my foster mums and dads who make up Pound Puppy Rescue. Without them I could not help all the dogs and cats find their forever homes. Julia and Anna did so well getting all the raffle prizes. Jemma the vet nurse did the judging and did it so well she can do it next year if she likes - ha ha! I could not do it, the dogs all looked so well and settled with their families you would never guess they were the same dogs I picked up. I do get a liitle low sometimes and you really don't know how much seeing these dogs means to me, so a big thank you to all who came and to the ones who couldn't, I hope we see you next year. The funds raised made a significant dent in the outstanding account at the Vets which is brilliant.