Archives: Memorials

I will always miss your gentle tap on my face during bath time and your sweet morning cuddles. You were the best cat our family ever had, with a wild, funny and curious personality. We miss you so much.

I love you, always and forever.

Chloe was my everything she slept in my bed every night. I will miss her so much but I know she is running around pain free and can see and hear again. Chloe you lived a very long life and I enjoyed the 18 and half years you was with us. Once you come back home you will be with me again. Until we meet again

Love ❤️ and miss you so much

Chloe will be greatly missed. She lived almost 19 years. I am so so sad that you are not here anymore but you are up there in heaven with my mom. Love you so so much!

Thank you for being my best friend, I loved you for your whole life, but I’ll miss you the rest of mine.

We will miss you Boomie!

Ludo was a delightful, gentle, friendly, and a wonderful pet. He will be sorely missed, especially by his mom, Stacee who saved him two years ago.

Dear Handsomest Man in the World,
Thank you for giving me the BEST 12 years. Your memories are furever in my heart. I miss you so very much Scout. I’m glad you are back home. I find a bit more peace within and I sleep with your hospital blanket to bring me comfort. You will always be my floss and q-tip trash thief. I hope you are resting well and having lots of fun my sweet angel of mine. Until we meet again my baby Scout. Lots of hugs and kisses to you. I love you mommas baby.

We rescued Sarge when he was 2 months old and he turned out to be the best dog ever for our family! He was the sweetest and the most funniest dog ever! My family and I cherished him a lot and we had wonderful memories with him. His favorite place was the beach when we go on vacation. We Will always Love You forever Sarge ❤️

In Loving Memory of Balto
November 16, 2009 – April 5, 2025

Balto came into our lives in 2010 when he wandered up to my parents’ house near a nature park. We tried taking him to three shelters, but none could accept him—so he stayed, living on their land with another dog until 2017. When that dog passed, I brought Balto home with me. He was already house trained, remembered commands, and fit right into indoor life like he’d always been meant for it.

His name, Balto, came from his original microchip record from 2009. Soon after moving in with me, he was diagnosed with heartworms, but he beat them—and from there, he thrived. We took road trips, ate pup cups and ice cream, and shared so many adventures. He was calm, loyal, and truly the best companion.

He stood by me through my cancer diagnosis and every part of treatment, always by my side when I needed him most. Last year, he joined the STAY trial, and I believe it gave us more time—a gift I’ll always be grateful for.

On April 5, 2025, surrounded by those who loved him, Balto peacefully crossed the rainbow bridge. He lived a life full of love, loyalty, and purpose. I miss him deeply and will always be thankful for the years we had together.

Thank you, Balto. You were everything!

In Loving Memory of Tigger
May 25, 2008 – April 05, 2025

Tigger came into my life when he was just a tiny, fragile kitten—no more than four weeks old. I was driving my friend home from work when I saw this little baby in the road. Without hesitation, I pulled over, scooped him up, and tucked him safely into my purse. He was covered in fleas and ticks, and I honestly wasn’t sure he was going to make it. I brought him home and cleaned him up, worried my parents wouldn’t let me keep him. It was just days before my birthday, and I remember crying, thinking I’d have to say goodbye. But that birthday, I got the best gift—I got to keep Tigger.

At first, we thought he was blind and deaf. Several vets recommended putting him down, but something in my heart told me he was just special. And I was right—Tigger was full of life. He was deaf, but he wasn’t broken. He was perfect just the way he was. He grew into the most beautiful, loving cat, and he thrived for 16 amazing years.

Tigger was picky about his food and always dreamed of sneaking outside, even though he was an indoor kitty. On his last day, I let him fulfill that dream. He finally got to “escape,” and I have the sweetest photos of him outside with his eyes closed, soaking in the sunlight. It was the perfect farewell for a cat who brought so much love, peace, and joy into my life.

Tigger, you were my heart. You were so loved every single day of your life, and I hope you felt it. Thank you for choosing me.

Rest easy, sweet boy. You are forever missed and always in my heart.