Paws and Pints, Windsor

30/03/2026

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20/03/2026

Mungo
4/7/2010-
20/3/2026
“My Heart”

17/03/2026

Today is Our last beach visit together …. Anything for my boy . That’s love …. Staying and loving and working through things and facing the difficulties together. Unlike humans., mungo never left me for another person….. he never wanted to keep his options open…. 15 years.8 months
Today we are letting the Seabreeze blow our tears away ….we will picnic and have lots of treats 💙 (Family Friends Vets Subo x )

15/03/2026

15/03/2026

So ….. we are struggling ….. and therefore , we are visiting people and doing some things to make memories …… after a really bad night we went to visit Gran and get treats , went to the pet shop and got more treats and then popped into Queen court care home where we spent many years happily visiting as a Pets As Therapy Team x Now collopsed in front of a warm fire resting… just as he deserves x I know we don’t have too much longer together …… but I’ll treasure every bit we do x

26/02/2026

UPDATE: Thank you for all the support - please know we are working closely with the Wardens and the Visitor Services Team at Windsor Great Park who are taking the matter seriously.

Yesterday, we were called to Virginia Water following a devastating incident in which one of the resident black swans was attacked by a dog.

Despite every effort to get the swan urgent veterinary care, the injuries were catastrophic following a savage attack and, heartbreakingly, they passed away on the way to the vets.

What makes this even harder to accept is that the dog’s owner placed the dog back on a lead and left the scene without reporting what had happened. That is simply not good enough. Incidents like this must be taken seriously.

A description of the owner and dog has been widely shared and reported to Surrey Police We understand that at least two witnesses filmed the incident. If you have any footage or information, please send it directly to the police quoting reference SYP-20260225-0573.

We are asking - once again - please keep dogs under close control, and on leads around wildlife. This swan was not causing harm. They were in their home. The pair had been a familiar and much-loved sight, settled at Virginia Water for some time.
Now one swan remains -
alone. Swans form strong bonds, and the loss of a partner is significant. It is deeply upsetting, and it was entirely preventable.

At the moment, many swans are resting on the banks to avoid the fast-flowing waters. This makes them especially vulnerable. We all share a duty of care to protect the wildlife that calls these places home.

We are sharing a photo of this beautiful swan in happier times. There is already enough distress in the world, and we would never wish to share the traumatic scenes we witnessed yesterday.

Please - let’s do better. For them. 💔

21/02/2026

They told me...
That my house
Smells like dog..
And I asked them...
Do they know what a dog smells like?
A dog smells like:
Gratitude...
Loyalty...
Nobility...
Honey...
Pure and Unconditional Love!
and despite all they have suffered they don't smell a grudge....
So...
I feel blessed
My house smells like dog!

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Nothing like the love of our fur babies!
Shared from FB Wow Community Group

21/02/2026

Isn’t that just the most gorgeous sight to walk in to xx

25/01/2026

Peggy died yesterday. She was an old lady - a few weeks short of her 16th birthday- and went as she had lived, gently and without fuss. She was eccentric, quirky, infinitely gentle and loving and will be missed terribly. She is now buried in the coppice alongside Nigel and Nell and the other dogs.

23/01/2026

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🐾 Aloka Update: Reunion & Blue Verified Badge - Day 89 (1/22/2026)
We are joyful to share that today, on Day 89, Aloka has reunited with the venerable monks and will stay with us from now on!

As Aloka is still in healing and recovery from his recent surgery, he will mostly not be walking on the road until he has fully healed. We are taking great care to ensure his comfort and complete recovery while he travels with us.

Having Aloka back with us brings such warmth to our hearts. His gentle presence, his peaceful spirit, and his loving companionship remind us all of the compassion and care we must extend to every living being.

We are also happy to announce that today, the Aloka the Peace Dog page has received the blue verification badge, marking it as the authentic and official channel on Facebook.

Thank you to everyone who has been keeping Aloka in your thoughts and prayers during his recovery. Your love and support mean the world to us and to him.

May you and all beings be well, happy and at peace. 🙏✨