"Jesse" 

       "Tyson"

          Tyson

a loveable St.Bernard, Rottie cross that spent the first 7 years of his life chained up in a back yard, with no attention at all.  He weighed 183 pounds at his arrival to Action and could barely walk due to the lack of muscle mass from being chained up for so long.  Tyson was the greeter at the shelter, and no matter how much pain he found his legs to be in, always struggled to say hello.  He was sent off to the rainbow bridge last fall when he no longer could trust his legs to carry him.  He was sent with one of his trusty friends a favorite stuffy toy.  God speed Tyson...until we meet again at the rainbow bridge...you are missed every single day.  

Rachael

Your courage and will to live was extraordinary.  We could all learn from your wee life. Thank you for giving us the chance to get to know you and to love you.  We all wish you joy and peace at the Rainbow's Bridge. 

God Speed Our Princess....

Samson

He was only with us for less than two weeks, but he stole our hearts away.  We pray you are in a happier place now, Samson love, a place where no one will ever hurt you again, a place where you will know love, a place without pain or neglect. 

God Speed Little One. 

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Pepper

Pepper was a gentle soul, that fought a good battle with hyperthyroidism.  She was loved by all and touched many hearts.  Her sheer determination to live was an inspiration to many.  She was a princess in her own right and she will be sadly missed. 

We'll see you at the rainbow bridge dear Pepper. 

 Hedgie 

Hedgie came to live with us after a rough start in the world.  He had been mauled by another animal and had lost both of his ears. Nikki attended the surgery and nursed him back to health.  He lived a happy life and was loved deeply by everyone at the shelter.

God Speed little one. 

Smirnoff

It is with great sadness that we say good-bye to our beloved Smirnie. She was loved and adored by so many.  Smirnie succumbed to complications from oral cancer at the age of 16. She always kept our computer monitor 'warm' and working at our desk will never be the same. She had a loving family in Iowa that sponsored her through her illness. She had an ability to touch hearts as far away as another country, and warmed the laps of many visitors.  She will be greatly missed by all the residents and volunteers of the shelter.   

God Speed our little fur-angel.  

Luna

Luna was wandering on the freeway and was almost killed by passing motorists.

A woman (Rita)  on her way home from work saw her, stopped amidst the traffic and picked her up. She was very frail and assumed to be deaf as she seemed oblivious of the rush our traffic speeding passed  her. Rita tried frantically to find someone to help her with this little one. 

Action was there for both of them..

Luna was rushed to the see Dr. Mangat at Killarney Animal Hospital. After examination we were told  she was very old, deaf, almost blind and in extremely bad condition.

Until her last day her love was unconditional and unsurpassable. Luna was an inspiration to all who had the privilege of  meeting  her.  

She has left us but will never be forgotten.

Till we meet again Luna.....