Sadly Kayleigh took a turn for the worse this morning and we had
to make the decision to let her go.  She was diagnosed with
severe symptoms from the Chiari malformation [no syrinxes] at
Glasgow Vet School August 2011, and it's been a hard year trying
to get her comfortable - she has been on a plethora of different
medications thank you to advice and guidance from Glasgow Vet
School, and help, advice and support from Clare Rusbridge.  As
you can imagine we are both heartbroken, it doesn't seem the
same without our precious girl. I know it was the right decision
but it just seems so unfair. We had a rainbow over the field
next door as we drove home, so we know she is safe.  We are just
heartbroken - she was Trevor's velcro puppy  Kayleigh joins at
the bridge Rupert, Teddy, Cruz, Fillipa, Isabel, Peaches, Kyla
and Great Granny [long term foster] Fufu - lost at varying ages
between 3 and 12 1/2.  We are going to miss her so much, she was
such a strong personality [like her Great Granny who ruled the
whole househ