The Transpawter

16/08/2025

So sad. Just received news that Mr. Phisto passed away. I brought him to hs new home in Spain from Ireland last February. He was a true gentle Warrior.
R.I.P. Mr.Phisto

I wish Jillian and you, Andreas, lot's of strength in these times.

"Today, at 10:38AM, our hearts have been broken. Our deeply beloved, Mr. Phisto, passed away peacefully in our arms. Mr Phisto was not just a pet—he was ‘our boy’, a most gentle, constant presence who gave us unconditional love, endless joy, and comfort in ways words would never capture. His paws will no longer echo through the house, his chocolate-brown eyes won’t meet ours again, and the silence he leaves behind feels impossible to bear. We are endlessly devastated but also grateful for every moment we shared. We already miss him more than we ever imagined. Rest peacefully, our sweetest, kindest Mr Phisto, friend and confidant – you will forever hold the biggest place in our hearts and souls."

14/08/2025

These irresponsible dog owners REALLY make me angry.

10/08/2025

Words of wisdom
WOOF!

😂🤮😂

27/07/2025

😄😆😁

15/07/2025

28/06/2025

Fredo in Holyhead this morning.
Dublin to Seville.
Good he didn't go in the water!
Apparently takes 5 hours for the fellow to get dry again!

16/06/2025

I need to do this❤️❤️❤️

06/06/2025

Silly Molly

26/05/2025

😢

Tucked quietly along a street in Barcelona, there stands a sculpture that stops people in their tracks.

It’s called The Abandoned Dog, created by Catalan artist Artur Aldomà Puig.
No pedestal. No glory. Just a dog—sculpted in stone, sitting alone, waiting.

Its eyes are what pull you in.
Wide. Hopeful. Full of quiet sorrow.
It’s not just a statue—it’s a message.

This sculpture is a tribute to every dog who gave their love, only to be left behind. It speaks for the voiceless. The loyal. The forgotten.

Next to the figure is a poem by the artist himself, etched in metal.
It reads:

“Your race doesn’t matter.
Your name doesn’t matter.
You came into the world
to be my friend.”

It’s not just about dogs. It’s about what we owe to love—the love that comes without judgment, without condition, without limit.

Locals leave flowers by its paws. Children stop to pet it. Visitors kneel to take photos and wipe away tears. It has become a place of memory, and mourning, and quiet promises.

A reminder that loyalty like this should never go unnoticed.

Artur Aldomà Puig didn’t just sculpt a dog.
He sculpted a responsibility.

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11/05/2025

Just a little more training and Ruby will be jumping like a border collie