A farewell to a special fox
This blog post is dedicated to a very special fox. Buster, who lived almost 13 years at the British Wildlife Centre in Surrey, passed away last Thursday and will be missed by centre owner David Mills, staff and visitors. I always look forward to seeing the foxes there and am very sad that Buster won't make an appearance at the fox talk anymore. He was such a lovely fox.
A few weeks ago I donated a painting of Buster and his two children Frodo and Pickles to the centre.
I hope Buster was greeted by his 'partner' Honey when he crossed the rainbow bridge and they are both young and healthy and happy again.
Farewell Buster...you'll be missed and never forgotten.
A few weeks ago I donated a painting of Buster and his two children Frodo and Pickles to the centre.I hope Buster was greeted by his 'partner' Honey when he crossed the rainbow bridge and they are both young and healthy and happy again.
Farewell Buster...you'll be missed and never forgotten.
Labels: British Wildlife Centre, Buster, fox
posted by Sandra Palme @ Monday, October 05, 2009
3 Comments:
At Wednesday, October 14, 2009,
Chalky said…
Ello Champ! ;-), tis I Chalky. Hey that's very old for a fox actually. Sad his time was up though all the same. Nice of you to donate that pic too.
Keep creating Sandra, Chris
At Wednesday, October 14, 2009,
Sandra Palme said…
Thanks for your comment, Chris! Always great to see people are actually reading my blog! ;)
At Friday, October 30, 2009,
Matt said…
He was a star, and an ambassador for many years. He is and will be greatly missed.
Fantastic artwork Sandra, really!, just lack a few Pine Marten ones in your portfolio ;)
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