Category Archives: Memorials

You were my first pet, I might not have had you as a puppy, u were amazing dog loving so happy when I would get home from work, I’m truly going to miss you, today was the hardest day to let you go, always know I love you and u will always be in our hearts❤️? Love you Monte

To my best friend. My most precious little man. You were everything to me. It’s been a few days now and it hasn’t gotten any easier. I know in the last year things got tough but I could never give up on you. People keep asking me if I’m at all relieved that you’re at rest since you needed so much care and my answer has always been and will always be no. Maybe it’s that deep down I needed you more than you needed me. Maybe that’s why you showed up at my doorstep 6 years ago with an injured paw. There were many other homes on that quiet street but you knew we needed each other. I’m so sorry that we didn’t have more time together and I’m even more sorry that it took you getting ill to get my complete and undivided attention. I spend every day wishing I could kiss your little head one more time, smell your wonderful Henry cat smell one more time, stare into your beautiful green eyes one more time. I loved holding your paws even though most times you preferred I didn’t. I’m glad I at least have your paw print and I touch it everyday when I walk by. Thank you for holding on long enough for us to get you to the doctor so you could go peacefully that night. You were such a good boy that night but then again you always were. My little handsome man. I’ll never forget you, mister and we’re so happy to finally have you back home in your little box. I love you dearly, Henry. You changed my life.

Last night I lost my best friend. She came into my life almost 14 years ago when my world was crashing and I needed a hand she came along one Christmas and gave me her paw. She was there for our family’s hard times and good times and we made sure we were there for her final time. She knew her job was done and her kiddies have grown and left us with her paw print on our heart that we will remember forever. Rest in Peace my beautiful girl

On April 1st 2015 I made the best decision of my life on bringing Moose home with me. The most beautiful white german shepherd/husky jumped of joy when I picked him up from his crate at the shop. It was love at first sight and I instantly knew deep down he was going to be my best friend. If I could describe Moose in one word it would be goofball. He was the kind of dog that had the biggest personality which was hard to not fall in love with. Always chasing flies, digging on every new mattress I purchased, and giving me his crazy eyes when it was time to go outside. He was one of kind and that’s what we will always remember him by. Sophie, Mr. Putties, Gina, Keilyn, Midnight, Sean and I will miss him dearly. Absolutely the worst heartbreak ever but we are thankful to have had the best 2 years with the coolest dog ever. We love you my handsome man.

I never in a million years would have thought this day would come so fast. You gave me the best 13 years of my life, you gave me the best company I could ever asked for. I hope that wherever you are you get more pieces of chicken than me & mom ever gave you, and I lot more bacon strips. calm walks NOT too long because you hated those. I will miss you so much, everyday of my life for the rest of my days. I just know you are in a better place. I love you with all my heart. You gave me the best laughs of my life. Thank you for your loyalty, love & company. Cokito Forever <3 Mommy will always remember you… You Human Mom Vicky.

Our Millie girl was over by a car on the way to a grooming salon and died on the way to the hospital as I held her; she was only a year and four months. You were a 33 lbs ball of love, energy and personality. We’d had you only for one year two months and five days but you brought us an immense amount of joy during this short time. Your life was short but full – you went on many hikes and family trips, swam in a lake and napped in a swing chair, went on long walks and did many runs, had doggie playdates and went to doggie daycare, enjoyed time on a farm in a training camp and had many yummy treats; had many friends and even your own instagram account. You were funny, sweet, very energetic and full of love. You were the faster dog I know – running around ahead of her friends with your ears flapping behind her; you jumped up as if she had springs in her paws; she leaped to and from patio tables; you wanted to say ‘hello’ to every dog and human you saw; you loved carrying sticks (the bigger the better) and run after balls; you loved to play with neighborhood kids in our backyard and climb up the slide; you loved to head-plow in the snow and run through sprinklers. Your sisters adored you and even Daddy, who is not a dog person, fell in love with you and we miss you every single day. But I like to think that you are running around in Doggie Heaven, ears flapping behind your head, jumping on patio tables and chewing toilet paper, attacking sprinkles, eating treats and making lots and lots of friends.