Honored Pet Memorial Wall
In Loving Memory…
Remembrance is important. The memorials on this wall will never be taken down, creating an everlasting tribute to your loved one. The pets honored below have touched the lives of families and will be forever missed.
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Lilly – 02/11/2024
Lilly – I will love you forever! Thank you for being my best friend. I am going to miss you so much. 02/11/2024
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Peanut August 19, 2014 – February 9, 2024
In loving memory of Peanut August 19, 2014 – February 9, 2024 Forever our baby lion, and forever in our hearts and souls. You brought us endless joy and unconditional love. Your gentle spirit and loving presence will be deeply missed. Rest peacefully, our sweet puppy. We are with you always.
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Ashoka
Ashoka will be missed by her sister, Padmé and her beloved owner, Sabrina.
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Mae Crecco
Mae Crecco was born on November 4, 2012 and came into our lives on July 29, 2018, when her forever family traveled from Pittsburgh, PA to pick her up in Dallas, TX. A rescue from the French Bulldog Rescue Network, Mae was given an another opportunity to live life to the fullest with her new forever family. Mae was the sweetest Frenchie, so sweet, she quickly earned the nickname “Sweet Cheeks” from her mom and dad. She was an amazing sister to her Frenchie brother Titus, and would love to play tug-of-war with him. Mae loved life in so many ways. From exploring her yard and other places (such as the beach, one of her favorites), to eating all kinds of fresh fruit and veggies for snacks, to sprinting around the house whenever left in from outside. Despite living in Pennsylvania for over 5 years, Mae never lost her Texas sass. Always an independent gal when she wanted to be, she also never hesitated to let you know when you were running a few minutes late for her breakfast or dinner, or needed to let her out for some fresh air. Mae unfortunately left us too soon after being diagnosed with cancer, but we were so thankful to spoil her for one last week with her being her wonderful self all the way to the end. We will forever miss her and know she is up there playing with her brother Titus, keeping each other company until we can all be together again to cross the Rainbow Bridge.
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