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Bentley Bowrider

Status: Adopted 10/01/22, Deceased 12/23/25
Gender: Male
Age: Young (3-7 Years)
Size: Mini (< 12 lbs)
Color: Dilute Red
Coat: Smooth
Bentley crossed the Rainbow Bridge early this morning. He became lethargic on Sunday but improved after a visit to our vet yesterday but after dinner, he began vomiting and his condition worsened overnight. We went to the ER vet at 4 AM. The ER vet thinks Bentley was experiencing internal bleeding due to hemangioma tumor rupture. After some very difficult discussions between the ER vet and our family, we decided it would be best to let Bentley pass to the next life, rather than subject him to extensive testing, surgery, and possibly chemotherapy.

We thoroughly enjoyed our short time (3+ years) with Bentley. He was better than any security system = he barked at all delivery drivers, garbage trucks, cars and people passing our house, we always knew when someone was around. Bentley was a champion at dog walks- he was always in the lead and even pranced on our daily walks. He became friends with our outside cat Morris, even tolerating occasional grooming sessions from the cat. Bentley was beloved by the staff at the grooming salon and the day camp at PetSmart.

It will take time to adjust to life without Bentley. The house will be quiet, the blankets will stay neatly folded, and the sofa cushions will not be pushed to the floor. Thank you for trusting us to take care of Bentley.



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