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Wonderful news! A BIG WELL DONE to you for nursing Skipper through it all! And to Skipper too - he's a very lucky boy!


Christine



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Can't express how happy i am about Skippers news.

Great determination, give him a big cuddle from us. And you've been amazing through the whole experience - you are a Good Person Lesley.

S

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Well Lesley,


I have a pretty good idea how you're gonna be feeling tonight. Relax. 



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Lesley, this is  great news 


 



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Lesley,


           Have just caught up with your news on Skipper. I am so pleased to hear that he is ok now. Well done to you for looking after him so well at this awful time.


 now put up your feet and have a rest you deserve it - Em, Tig and Chad XX



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Lesley


Great news for you all!!


Caroline



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 What fantastic news Lesley. Well done to you for getting him through it!


give him a big hug from me, he truly is a fighter and a winner


love nicki and janie.x



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Lesley, what fantastic news for you and Skips....i am so so pleased for you both.  He's a little fighter and deserves such a special forever home - how lucky was he to have you for a foster mummy.


big hugs and kisses to you both from me, neil, dave and daisy




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Absolutely delighted to hear Skippers all clear!! You must be so relieved Lesley.


And very well done to you for seeing him through such a traumatic time...give yourself a BIG pat on the back 


Good luck Skipper for the future and hope you find your forever home soon.


Shirley



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The Flintstones would like to echo what everyone else has said.  Well done to Skipper and Lesley!!  Let's hope this b-e-a-yootiful boy finds his forever home in the not too distant future.


Sharon, Chas, Andrew, Toby, Freddy, Wilma & Barney


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Yay for Skipper! Best news I've heard in ages!!! Lesley, you've been an absolute star to nurse him through all this.

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aucht Lesley!!! just caught up on Skippers news - Ive been dying to know how he was for weeks & weeks now!

I am so delighted for you hon !!! Big hugs to both of you for being so damned brave throughout!

*cue big lump in throat*

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Skipper is fine - thank you everyone for your concern.  He is a cheeky boy, and now that his near death experience is past I have started on training - that all got pushed aside when he was so ill.


He already knows 'bed' and 'no' (of course) and is now learning 'down'!  We start classes on Wednesday, having been last Wednesday for an introductory visit!  It is the same class I took Sim to so I know them and they were pleased to see me and interested in Skipper.


Really I should move from here to Foster Dog updates - so if there is anything remarkable to report on his training progress I will put it on there.


Skipper sends a big wag and sheepish grin!!!



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Awww, really glad to hear that Skipper is doing well. You both deserve a medal for being so brave!

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Thanks all!


Skipper's future with (or without) us depends on his behaviour with our old cats!  The fact that they now hardly leave the utility room has not helped him get used to their presence.  He is fine with them in their while they are in there on the boiler or counter, but we are still not convinced of his trustworthiness if one of them is on the floor - or (worse) in the garden.


All I can say on that score is: "we'll see"!



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Thanks for letting us know how Skipper is and that all is well with him,best wishes for his future.

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