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In Memoriam: Tony

It is our deeply unfortunate and heart-breaking duty to report that Tony Bologna Weiss-Roessler – beloved companion, trusted confidante, incorrigible stinker, and this office’s last and best line of defense against all the world’s invisible dangers – succumbed to illness and old age on Wednesday, the 16th of December.

Those of us who knew him will remember his general affability, his proclivity for dance, his affectionate burrowing, the meticulous way he ate carrots, how much better he smelled after a bath, and the striking contrast between how terrifically short he was, and how much larger he seemed to think he was when other dogs were present. He was known as Sneezy T, as Beefy T, as The Little Man (and once, very briefly during a week of dog-sitting, as Brigadier-General Prancing-Pants), but his adoring adopted parents never let him forget that he was Animal first, then Dog, then Chihuahua, then Tony. The result was a well-balanced and well-loved friend. We will miss him terribly.

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Tony Bologna

I had to smile and nod knowingly while reading Tony’s story and description. I have 4 rescued Chihuahuas of my own and their stories are very similar to Tony’s. I’m so very sorry to hear that this sweet little guy has passed. My deepest condolences go out to his parents. How profoundly these precious animals touch our hearts and lives! Rest in peace, sweet Tony.

Dana

I am so sorry to hear about

I am so sorry to hear about your loss!! Little dogs certainly hold a BIG place in our hearts!!

My sincere condolences

Dawn

General Prancing Pants

I am sorry for your loss. There is never a right thing to say at these times. I have lost two elderly pack members in the last two years and it is ALWAYS devastating. But I will NEVER stop trying to save every dog I meet from Un informed humans. I always say the reason I spend more time with dogs than with humans is because a dog NEVER hurts you until they die.
Namaste
Ro

Little Dog in a big world.

I am always pleased at the level of enthusiasm of little dogs. They are small in size but they have a big spirit. I have rescued Chihuahuas and they are my favorite small breed. Many are cast away and die all alone but Tony was one of the lucky ones. He had a family who loved and appreciated him. Never pass up the chance to give a little dog a helping hand. You will be getting a great friend. Tony you are missed.

Andrew

Tony's passing

I'm so very sorry.

Jodi

Tony. goodbye little fellow

Dear Juliana, so sorry to read this about Tony. What a great little guy. I have Chi's myself and his description looks like ours! You 'll meet again at the rainbow bridge!

My deepest sympathy.
Love,
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Tony

I'm so sorry to hear of his passing. I can tell by his picture that he was a big man in life and in your hearts.

Passing...

Your passing is a loss for all pack members.....We will meet again at The Rainbow Bridge, and there we will frolic forever as Gods Pack...

Small Dogs Big Personalities

Having owned, loved and lost a terrier cross known a Jock I can only concur with the memorial to Tony.
Jock was willing (and able) to be top dog amonst the largest of companions, yet knew no bounderies to the amount of love and affection he could share. It seems to me the smaller
the dog the bigger the loss.
Size does matter, small is great.
God bless you all.
A book of condolence is available on the Argyll Animal Aid pages, google it for links. Or via http://www.aaa-rescue.co.Uk

Tony

So sorry for your loss. I too, lost my fifteen year, seven month old Dalmatian, Dakotah, on Halloween. I'm still grieving, and I miss her every day. I know how deeply it hurts to let them go. Please take comfort in knowing, that Tony led a long and noble life. I am certain that he knew, that he was truly a loved, and treasured friend.

Tony

There is not much more noble in this earth than a senior dog. What a pleasure it must have been sharing your life with him. I am so sorry for your loss.

Tony

I am so sorry for your loss.
Sylvia Strawbridge



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