How devoted owner took in an end-of-life dog and filled her final months with love

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Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox A photographer who took in an end-of-life rescue dog and filled her final days with "food and fuss" says she would "do it all again tomorrow" despite the sadness of losing her pet.

Rowan Williams, aged 39, adopted Tulla, a Dobermann, after deciding she had "more love to give", TeamDogs reports. "I already have a rescue dog called George and last summer decided to take on a second," she said. "I purposefully opted for an end of life dog because I know how rescue centres struggle to place older dogs in homes." Rowan, who is single and lives in Sheffield, found Tulla through rescue centre Dobermann Rescue UK and Europe in Stoke On Trent.