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SAMMY
September 26, 2008
Early this afternoon, Cliff and Kary Waldeck lost their beloved Sammy.
Sammy was born to a litter that was
left in a Berkeley dumpster rescued by a local animal shelter. Only a few weeks old, Sammy was a little black fur ball that
fit into the cupped hands of her life guardian and friend, Karyn.
Over the years, Sammy was very spirited and energetic. She loved having tennis balls kicked for
her rather than thrown, fancying herself both a retriever as well as a goalie. Sammy relished her walks, the scents and all
that nature had to offer. On hot days, Sammy savored her dips in the Bay or in the creek in Old Mill Park.
Sammy was born to a litter that was left in a Berkeley dumpster rescued
by a local animal shelter. Only a few weeks old, Sammy was a little black fur ball that fit into the cupped hands of her life
guardian and friend, Karyn.
Over the years, Sammy
was very spirited and energetic. She loved having tennis balls kicked for her rather than thrown, fancying herself both a
retriever as well as a goalie. Sammy relished her walks, the scents and all that nature had to offer. On hot days, Sammy savored
her dips in the Bay or in the creek in Old Mill Park.
Sammy
was most at home at the Mill Valley Dog Park where she was a regular for close to 14 years. There Sammy's true personality
really came out....she was a lover, not a fighter. A gentle, soulful presence who radiated a happy comforting peacefulness
that warmed the hearts of all those around her.
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