In Loving Memory

Remembering the pets who have crossed the rainbow bridge and the paw prints they've forever left on our hearts.
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Lannister

My best friend and steadfast companion through everything. He taught me what it means to live life to the fullest.

Tukwila, Washington
February 23, 2026
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Piper

You were the sweetest good girl ever. The house is so quiet today. I hope you are now running fast and pain free with all your friends that went before you.

Susan
La Plata, Maryland
February 23, 2026
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Dog

Dog was the best dog ever! So kind to kids and cats, so protective of mom, loved to rough house with dad and snuggle and be a baby around mom. He was a Houdini,can escape artist, have us so many panics whenever he scaled fences like a cat. He loved his plushie and was never destructive of his toys he just loved to play with them, he loved car rides and going on walkies and a good steak occasionally!

Reema
OkC, Oklahoma
February 23, 2026
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Tulla

Tulla, thank you for being the absolute best companion. It would be impossible to put into words just how much happiness and comfort you brought into my life for nearly 12 years. From your gentle kisses, entire body wags, sassy stomps, and warm snuggles, all of which I have missed so deeply from the second you went to rest. No amount of time could've ever been enough. I'll be missing you for far longer than the time we had here. I'll see you when I get there with open arms. Love, Mom.

Kayla
Hermitage, Tennessee
February 23, 2026
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Jax

Jax, I miss you so much, from your bark to let us know a leaf blew in the wind, to the gentle nuzzle when you lay down next to my feet. You have been a wonderful companion to us, a wonderful friend to the kids, and the best guardian. I love you, Jax, and I'll see you on the rainbow bridge.

Taylor
Indianapolis , Indiana
February 23, 2026
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Maggie

We are so grateful to God for the time we had with our sweet Maggie! She was full of attitude but brought us such joy! We miss her waiting in the kitchen for us after a day at work and rubbing up against us in the morning at breakfast! We know she is at rest and that brings us comfort.

Tammy
Valley View, Pennsylvania
February 23, 2026
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Jacob “Jake”

Jake, you were my best friend and co-worker. We got through the covid years working from home. We went for walks, swam in the pool and you chased a few birds in your time. I’ll miss you dearly. Somewhere you’re running in a field with the wind in your hair and eternally the happy sweet dog that you are. Goodbye my friend.

Jim
East Amherst , New York
February 23, 2026
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Bronco

Fly high Bronco you were an amazing boy and we all loved you so much! You will be missed so much but we know you are at peace running through open fields ❤️❤️😘😘🥰

Palmyra , Pennsylvania
February 23, 2026
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Chevy

Chevy was more than a dog — he was our guardian, our steady strength, our heart. Protective, loving, and endlessly playful, he carried such a powerful presence wrapped in the gentlest soul. He grew into a wise old man alongside my boys, watching over them from the very beginning. Every time I stepped out of the room, he took his post beside the babies. He never let them out of his sight. He stood at attention, patient and unwavering, until I returned — as if it was his sacred duty to keep them safe. He watched my babies grow into men, and in so many ways, he helped shape them. He was the only constant, steady man in their lives — leading not with words, but with loyalty, protection, and unconditional love. He showed them what strength looks like. He showed them what devotion means. Chevy didn’t just live with us — he stood for us. And because of him, we were always safe.

Anastasia
Clearwater, Florida
February 22, 2026
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Gnasher

The singer, stealer of the covers. The best boy ever.

Bethany
Denton, Texas
February 22, 2026