In Loving Memory

Bruno wasn’t just a dog—he was family. He was there for the everyday moments and the big milestones, always by our side with a wagging tail, a happy heart, and unconditional love. He greeted us with excitement no matter how long we’d been gone, comforted us during difficult times, and filled our home with laughter, joy, and countless memories.

Pig is at peace, prancing and galloping with her cousins Max, Crun, Arlen and so many other friends and family. She will be deeply missed, especially by her little sister Livvy. She was cared for by so many wonderful humans who stepped up for her while I worked to find us a true home. Piggy left us knowing she did it, she got me home with a loving husband who was right by my side holding me as Piggy cuddled into my chest and took her last breaths. I am forever grateful for her, the joy and comfort she gave me will never leave my heart. Thank you Piggy, I’ll never forget you.

Most Loving human dog. My baby took a piece of our hearts with her

In loving memory of our sweet buddy Ace! You were the sweetest, friendliest, laziest meatball of a dog! You made us laugh with all your funny poses, your grumblings when we wouldn’t share our food and your toxic toots! You are so deeply missed and our house feels so quiet and lonely. We love you so much ❤️

Frasier was our soul cat and always will be. He loved everything and everyone. We called him Frasier Vlad, Frasier The Cat, and Ferdinand The Bull because he loved EVERYTHING and found joy in everything. He was the best cat I have ever had, no offense to any other baby I have ever loved.

As my first ever girl and senior rescue you stole my heart, Echo. We miss your nails tapping on the ground as you would search the house for us. Your bed feng shui and races to the big chair to sleep on.

My beautiful Sally was an angel on earth. I am so grateful that I had the opportunity to know her and love her for about 14 years; she saw me become an adult and I became her mom about 6 years ago. She taught me unconditional love. She was my baby and my best friend! I’ll miss you always Sally.

Some dogs come into your life and leave paw prints on your heart. Penny left hers on every single part of our lives. Our sweet Vizsla was so much more than a dog. She was our shadow, our therapist, our protector, and our best friend. She knew us better than we knew ourselves. She could read our moods like a fortune teller. She knew when we needed a laugh, when we needed comfort, and when we needed her to simply rest her head on our lap and remind us that everything was going to be okay. She was the heart of our home. She raised our boys alongside us. She chased them through endless games of hide and seek, demanded they throw the frisbee even when they were too moody to admit they needed a break, and licked away tears when life felt too heavy. She was there for childhood moments, teenage heartbreaks, and every milestone in between. She was the world's best wingman, always there to make someone smile. Anyone who knew Penny loved her. She had a way of making everyone feel like they were her favorite person. When we knew it was time to say goodbye, friends and family came to see her one last time. We were overwhelmed by the calls, texts, and messages from so many people whose lives she had touched. It was a reminder of what we always knew: Penny's love didn't stop at our front door. She belonged to so many hearts. Penny loved life with her whole heart. She loved running on the beach, swimming in the ocean, carrying her toys around with that proud little "look what I have" walk, and showing off her latest treasure like it was the greatest prize in the world. Even in her final days, she reminded us who she was. She still followed us from room to room. She still wanted her bully stick. She still wanted to be part of every moment. We spent her last days doing what she loved most: being together. We made her steak, got her a pup cup, snuggled her close, cried with her, laughed with her, and thanked her for every single day she gave us. The truth is, there will never be enough years with a dog like Penny. Our house will be quieter. There will be no paws following us from room to room, no nose nudging us for attention, and no joyful greeting at the door. The spaces she filled will feel impossibly empty. But what she left behind is even bigger than the emptiness. She left a lifetime of memories, a family that loves deeper because of her, and a mark on our hearts that will never fade. Thank you, Penny, for being our constant, our comfort, and one of the greatest loves of our lives. Until we meet again, our sweet girl. Run free.

Lilly girl you were the best! Although you were never a dog who wanted to snuggle, you were determined to be by our side wherever we would go. You were loyal, sweet, and a great mentor to your sisters. We miss you terribly and are so sad, and hope you know how special you will always be to us.

Rest easy, sweet boy.