south pasadena Close to Your Heart. Always & Forever.


Memorial charms are an expression of love. Custom designed and hand crafted with the cremation ashes of your beloved pet,


glass artist Kara Renee Ramdas permanently layers the ashes along with silver leaf discreetly between glass to create your unique bead.


Delicate craftsmanship and sophisticated style...        Brighton, Charmed Memories and other such bracelets and necklaces.


Bowling and Big Dogs, what’s not to love? Florida Great Pyrenees Club hosted the annual Bowling For Life Fundraiser at Ten Pin Lanes on Sunday, August 25. Eight-year-old Boudreaux (above) was the official door greeter. The staff from Medicine River Animal Hospital


were on hand, including two-year-old Aubrey, Dr. Shawna Green’s son (above). He was sporting the same shirt as his dad.


Mandos is an eight-month-old Tibetan Mastiff (below).


We were told that even though he is registered with the UKC (United Kennel Club) he is not show standard, “His head is too narrow and his nose is too long,” said Mollie. Florida Great Pyrenees Club is a 501(c) non-profit ded- icated to the care and rescue of the breed. They have fostered and adopted out more than 1500 Pyrs since 1998. www.FloridaPyrs.org


Call Kara Renee for consultation and pricing 


Gone, but never forgotten.


Detail of kara’s paw glitter bead


Linda Bernard is one of the top glass painters in the country. Her custom pet portr aits are painted and kiln fir ed on glass. Linda’s unique style and di i l h i


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561.707.5720 linda@lindabernard.com www.TheNewBarker.com 


I am always amazed at the beauty that a piece of art glass has when it is showered with light.”


— Linda Bernard, glass artist Winter ~ 2013 THE NEW BARKER 87


Photography by Anna Cooke.


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