In Loving Memory

In memory of our little man Teddy

Bentley you was the sweetest dog to have. Although you was small in statue, your love and affection was gigantic. Love you buddy! Miss you!

The best boy.

Hi my little lion cub we miss you so much and I personally miss my little breakfast buddy. We hope your having fun and not in pain wereever you are we miss you buddy!

Baby girl. Momma misses you! Life’s not the same without you. Days long. Nights longer. I know your pain free and hope your getting lots of snacks my girl. Love mom 🙏😥❤️

Roger crossed the RB yesterday. He is now pain free and running around with his brother Charlie. Love you !

A piece of me is missing without my best friend.

Vito Leonard Scalli, my first born son, protector of the family, my actual shadow, has left this world to be with God in heaven. Vito was loud in everything he did. The house is too quiet without our sweet big boy who walks with the force of an elephant, eats like a hippo, and sleeps like a bear. Even with 2 other dogs and a toddler, his absence is deafening. Vito has been my ride or die, most loyal companion since day 1, a Mama’s boy at heart and truly a gift from above. I have spent the last 8.5 years loving him something fierce. Our hearts are shattered but our souls are at ease knowing that he is in no more pain and no more suffering. Vito is now free in the presence of God forevermore. Run like the wind my precious boy and know that you were truly loved in this life and you’ve left an everlasting imprint on so many hearts.

Buddy was my beautiful and charming mini poodle. He was my parents baby until he was about to turn five (5) yrs old and they entrusted me to become his Mommy. I was with them when we took him home for the 1st time and I took him back to my parents in NJ almost every weekend after I was bestowed the greatest gift from my parents of "becoming his Mommy". Buddy was always very happy and calm. I could take him anywhere, and he was also just fine at home for many hours if need be. He was a very content little boy. He adjusted to his new home with me in NYC and thrived in all the huge dog parks and loved experiencing new things. He loved taking agility courses, swim and even skateboard lessons! Like most poodles, he loved to learn new things. Our favorite and regular outing together was Off Leash in Central Park, where he ran up and down the Cathedral Stairs, Walked along the Bethesda Fountain, Running around the outdoor cafes where they let the dogs play and have their breakfast, and eventually joining huge groups of other dogs to play with. He was wickedly smart, charming and very handsome. In later years we moved back to New Jersey where he made so many new friends, went on hikes, loved long walks, new dog parks, freqented many Birthday Parties, including his own big bash, but above all he just loved being with my me and my Mom. I used to call him my little cowboy! He used to run up and down the hallways so fast, even well past 17 years old and I still could not catch him. He worked with me everday, and I never took a vacation without him. Buddy saw me through some of the most challenging times in my life and truely was my hero. In all the years we were together we only spend 2 nights apart, until he was hospitalized this May, 2026 for 4 days. My little Prince had eight (8) beds just in the living room, where I eventually slept with him as he was getting older. He bed hopped, stretched, played, snacked in all his beds as if they were all his own little amusement park! As much as he loved his long walks and going everywhere with me, he loved coming home. He always walked so proudly into his home with such "Joy and Pride" wagging his tail! Buddy was my greatest joy and my biggest blessing and I will cherish him through eternity. I love him and miss him endlessly.

Forever wouldn’t have been long enough. I’ll miss you everyday until we’re together again. Thank you for such a wonderful time. I love you, Penny. Xoxo N