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Farewell, Chrissi

This morning Chrissi left us for her journey to the Rainbow Bridge. Chrissi was a very old doggie - at least 15 years old. She came to Sanctuary House in 2014, when her former person died. Chrissi loved to spend time in the yard - she got along well with everyone, except Bessie . . . the two girls had very opposite personalities!  Chrissi moved slowly through life while she was here, never exerting much energy; and she was quiet except when she howled for breakfast or in an effort to tell the barky beagles that enough noise was enough!                                    There is a poem about Chrissi in Following the Path of Life: Companions on the Way, and her story is included in The Dogs of Sanctuary House. Chrissi's photograph appeared in the 2016 Episcopup Calendar.
     We all will miss Chrissi here, and hope she has already found her beloved person waiting for her at the Bridge!

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