The impending closure of Sesaw has intensified grief over the loss of Ms. Jackaman, who was known for her unwavering compassion for animals. Keiran Hoynes described her as a beacon of hope for countless animals and people whose lives she touched, and her memory and mission will live on through the animals she saved.

Martin Nichols, who first met Ms. Jackaman 10 years ago, emphasized that her legacy should be the lives of people touched by the love they received from rehomed animals. He praised her for never turning animals away and believing in giving them a second chance. Despite the sad end to Sesaw, many hope to continue the important work of saving animals in need of rehoming.

Ms. Jackaman’s dedication and love for animals will never be forgotten, as she leaves behind a lasting impact on those she helped. Her commitment to giving animals a second chance and the love they deserved has inspired others to continue her work and ensure that animals in need are cared for and rehomed.