Author: Eileen

Kelsey was Weston’s first playmate. He would spin and wag his tail when I said, “Lets go see if Kelsey’s outside”. He knew where she lived and I know he could smell when she was outside. When we walked by her patio, Weston would sit or try to look in the window for her. I enjoyed the energy and joy that all dogs should have with other dogs and their owners; Kelsey helped show Weston manners, healthy dog play and socialization. I know that Weston grew from their short time together; and it was telling when they had to part, play time was over and each dog had to go their separate ways. Now it is very sad that they have gone their separate ways for the last time. We will miss you, Kelsey. Weston will always look for you when walking past your home. We also feel the sorrow at your loss, Eileen.