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Hermine Trauner

Teak

I adopted Teak the summer of 2002, he died on July 15,2012.I lost my best friend,my hiking buddy, my travel buddy. When he died the community mourned along with our family. They named the dog run after him. His howl was famous--

I just wanted to thank you for letting me adopt him. When i am ready to adopt another dog - i am without a doubt coming back.
Thank you for all you do for animals.
Hermine Trauner

Steve Cavotti

Just Hi

Hi Aces from your friends in Toronto. Our Aces girls Lucy & Peanut are still doing great as is Eli our newest Kentucky Setter. Somehow we've also ended up with 2 Beagles, also Americans.
They're super little dogs, (but not quite Setters). Guess that's what we get for trying to foster. Five dogs! So happy to see you guys still doing great work placing so many wonderful beauties. Trying to talk my brother into getting one of your dogs as they're scarce up here. Love to have another in the family. As always, our deep thanks and blessings.

cynthia ciccone-neely

Gulliver

We just wanted to say hi from Las Vegas. Gulliver is doing well, and we cannot thank ACES enough for our life together. Gulliver is a big hit here since very few people here know about English Setters. We educate people daily at the park. Your website is wonderful.
Cynthia & Gulliver
LV,NV.

Diane Bailey

rudy passed away

Unfortunately this day had to come when we put our beautiful Rudy to rest. We only had him for six years since we adopted him at 7 years old. He lived a wonderful life while we had him and I couldn't have loved a dog more. He was a wonderful companion who I will cherish in my heart every day of my life. I will meet him at the rainbow bridge one day and will throw lots of tennis ball for him. Rest in Peace Rudy. You will be missed so very much. We love you.

Keith Fortier

June/ Adopted August 2002

Sadly, June died this morning. She was 15 years old (at least) and the love of my life. June's sister, a mixed setter named Daisy and I mourn the loss. June was a joy every day she was with us, a great beauty with a loving personality. I will cherish every memory and spread the good news about English Setters! RIP Sweet Junie!

Dee

license plate frame

I was just sitting in traffic and the person in front of me had a license plate frame that had your website on it. What a great way to get word out about your rescue!

JOSEPH SCHEMBRI

farewell Noble friend

Love your site awesome work all of you. What brought me here is my 11.5 year old blue belton died last sunday and now cleo his life long buddy is all alone. I am heart broken missing my noble friend terribly.

Laurie

Love English Setters

I rescued my Field English Setter from an animal rescue organization here in Utah. She was 8 years old(supposedly, as they were not sure of her exact age)in 2010. Here original name was Smarty, which fit her, but I felt she needed a proper English name. So, Maggie it is! She is 10 years old now and still loves to track and flush birds, small animals, insects even. When we are in the mountains, I cannot keep up with her. If she doesn't know where I am, she will sit and stay until I walk to where she is. I am not a hunter and don't kill the birds and other animals she finds, but I love to watch Maggie do what she was bred to do. I've been looking at your wonderful websight and have been thinking of getting another setter. Maggie is alone now that my other dog died of cancer. Well, Maggie and I will hash it out together to see if we should add to the family.

Sue

Re: Welcome to ACES

My English Setter is over 16 years old. As he is becoming frail I remember all the good years. He has always been healthy and energetic! He's loved his yard and has a kind, gentle soul! He's been raised with tons of kids coming and going in the house as well as other dogs and cats. He has never had a mean bone in his body! (Although birding is instinctual)Definately a young at heart setter will be easier to handle and still a fantastic pet!! If you have a fenced in yard, I would highly recommend an English Setter as a family pet!