𝘿𝙤𝙜𝙜𝙮 𝙗𝙞𝙢𝙗𝙡𝙚𝙨 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙎𝙪

09/05/2026

After the year I’ve had with cancer treatment, I wanted to do my part and give something back. Today I was meant to be joining in with the Pretty Muddy race — something I’ve been looking forward to since last year. No matter what, I was determined to do it.

Sadly, on Tuesday my knee had a meet and greet with an overexcited GSD and retriever, taking me clean off my feet! So now it’s a leg brace and crutches for me. I’ve had an X-ray which thankfully showed no broken bones, but they did find a possible tibial plateau fracture, so I had a CT scan yesterday and I’m now waiting on the results.

I’m truly gutted to say that obviously I can’t take part in the race I was so excited about doing.

But… on a positive note, I would like to say a huge thank you to all the wonderful people who donated to me. You helped me raise £400, which I honestly wasn’t expecting. Together with the other members of Su’s Team, we have currently raised almost £4,000, which is absolutely fantastic.

Your donations are going to a great charity — and you never know when you or someone you love may need their support one day.

Huge well done to every single one of you 💕

And good luck today to my team members — get round safely and go get muddy for me! You are all Pretty Muddy amazing 💖

19/04/2026

COME ON YOU GUYS … those that have donated thank you all so much. Not long now. I know it’s going to be painful but I will do it (sympathy vote lol) but it’s painless to donate 💕

Cancer is happening right now, which is why I'm taking part in a Race for Life Pretty Muddy to raise money and save This Muddy 5K means more to me than just mud and running shoes. After 6 rounds of chemo, 15 rounds of radiotherapy, breast reconstruction (yes, I now have a belly b**b), and two operat...

05/04/2026

Happy Easter Sunday to you all. Bunny hugs from my gorgeous boy Mickey.

Just want you to know you are all amazing have a wonderful Sunday 🐇

30/03/2026

Officially a canine first aid hero - ready for any paw-sible emergency! 🐶🩺

29/03/2026

Doggy first aid training today with

26/03/2026

Today I lost my tiny boy,
my life, my love, my joy.
Eleven years, so small a time,
yet filled with love so vast, so kind.

A bond so rare, it can’t replace,
I see it still within your face,
those big, bright eyes that spoke to me,
with silent words so endlessly.

They say that dogs can never smile,
but yours could light the darkest mile.
A cheeky grin, a playful way,
a little swag in how you’d stray.

Mischief lived within your soul,
yet love in you would make me whole.
No matter what you’d done that day,
I never had the heart to stay
mad at you, my tiny friend,
my love that time could never end.

You’d guard your food with feisty snap,
yet gently take it from my hand, just like that.
Your little quirks, your clever ways,
the tricks you used to earn my gaze.

That soft, sad face you’d always show,
so I would lift you from down below,
too small for mud, too sweet to tread,
you’d rather be picked up instead.

So many memories fill my chest,
of all the times we loved the best.
My heart is warm, yet breaking too,
my eyes now weep for losing you.

I prayed this day would never be,
I’m sorry now, it came too soon for me.
No tickles more, no squishy sqoshy play,
no gentle moments through the day.

The gang will feel different, it won’t be the same,
five remain, yet none can claim
the space you filled so perfectly,
the way you shared your love with me.

And Kayden too will feel your loss,
those joyful moments, lines you both crossed
the raspberries, the excited cheer,
whenever he would reappear.

Now something’s gone I cannot mend,
a space that time cannot defend.
My heart will ache, it always will,
though memories bring a quiet still.

My tiny boy, my little P, I’ll miss you so,
more than words could ever show.
One final squeeze, one last soft kiss,
forever wrapped in all we miss

Too much to bare, please wait by the gate I will meet you there 💙🐾🐾

💙Pedro💙

08/03/2026

One year ago, the day after my birthday (10th March 2025), I had my first chemotherapy session. I remember feeling anxious but knowing it was the first step in my fight against stage 3 breast cancer.

Since then it’s been a long journey…
6 rounds of chemotherapy,
breast reconstruction surgery,
4 lymph nodes removed,
another surgery when they realised they hadn’t got it all the first time,
and 15 rounds of radiotherapy.

Today, I’m in remission. There are no signs of cancer, which is the most incredible news and truly the best birthday gift I could ask for, my life.

My treatment isn’t over yet. I still have Phesgo injections every 3 weeks (6 left to go), Zoladex injections every 4 weeks for the next 3 years (those implants hurt!), daily medication for years ahead, and upcoming scans like my bone density check.

I carry on with my days, although not without pain. Most of my joints ache, I can’t do everything I used to, and some things are now a struggle. I also get leg cramps that disturb my sleep. But stubborn as I am… I WILL do it 😂

I’m slowly getting back to doing the things I love. The more I move, the more I’m hoping the cording and scar tissue will gradually break down.

I truly wouldn’t have got through this year without the people around me.
My work colleagues who took on my clients’ dogs.
My sisters who drove me to hospital appointments.
Friends who got me out of the house when I needed it most.
My amazing family for their constant love and support.
And my wonderful customers who patiently waited for me.

You have all been incredible, and thank you will never be enough.

My next challenge is the Race for Life Pretty Muddy Challenge. I’m trying to do my bit and give something back. I’m not sure if my body is ready, but I’ll crawl if I have to just to finish! 😂 (with a bottle of wine waiting at the end 👍)

If anyone who hasn’t already donated would like to support, feel free to check out the link. And to those who already have, thank you so much.

Like me, you never know when you might need them.

You’ve all been amazing. THANK YOU 💕

And don’t forget to check your b**bies

https://fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/sus-race-for-life-151?fbclid=IwdGRjcAQatl1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEemqNy-qXo18as4jK4VHy9Qr9Mb1CmY-c3PcSQ1yY6rDWr2-S-VO1ijL9-Bz0_aem_SUkS37tHFdF1JlGL4YtKKw

15/02/2026

My very own bimble gang, past and present 💙🐾🩷 - Buster, Kizzi, Charlie, Sherry, Saffie, Oscar, Summer, Dylan, Lexi, Coby, Ilona, Ember, Sandy, Pedro, Yoda, Betsie-boo

04/02/2026

Cancer is happening right now, which is why I'm taking part in a Race for Life Pretty Muddy to raise money and save This Muddy 5K means more to me than just mud and running shoes. After 6 rounds of chemo, 15 rounds of radiotherapy, breast reconstruction (yes, I now have a belly b**b), and two operations to remove all the lymph nodes on my left side, I’m now in recovery from breast cancer.

I’m not fully there yet – my bones still remind me daily of what my body has been through – but somehow, here I am, taking on this challenge anyway. Because cancer didn’t take my spirit, my sense of humour, or my determination to give something back.

I’m running for myself, for my friend Karen, and for all those we’ve lost to this disease. Every muddy step is for the incredible people who helped me through, and for better treatments in the future.

It may not be fast. It may not be graceful. But it will be done with heart, grit… and probably a lot of mud. Thank you for supporting me. 💕

1 in 2 people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Every single pound you donate makes a difference to Cancer Research UK’s groundbreaking work, so please sponsor me now.

Cancer is happening right now, which is why I'm taking part in a Race for Life Pretty Muddy to raise money and save This Muddy 5K means more to me than just mud and running shoes. After 6 rounds of chemo, 15 rounds of radiotherapy, breast reconstruction (yes, I now have a belly b**b), and two operat...

03/02/2026

To our wonderful clients and fellow dog lovers,
In Gosport, we are incredibly lucky to have a supportive network of dog walking professionals. We work as a team—referring clients to one another, providing 1:1 support when needed, and always prioritizing the safety of your pups.
Recently, it’s come to our attention that some unfounded and untrue claims have been shared online regarding local walkers exceeding the recommended legal limit of dogs.
As a community of professionals, we want to set the record straight:
Safety First: We pride ourselves on following legal guidelines and best practices.
Professionalism: If a safety concern ever truly existed, it would be handled directly and professionally, not via social media.
Integrity: We believe in growing a business through hard work and great service, not by spreading misinformation about others.
We are so grateful for the trust you place in us every day. We will continue to lift each other up and provide the best possible care for your four-legged family members! 🐕❤️