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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Oscar

Oscar Kitty, the sweetest, kindest soul. I remember shortly after adopting you, we were sitting in my dorm room (a dorm room you weren't allowed to live in btw but I adopted you anyway because I knew you were mine) I was holding you and I made you a promise that I would always protect you no matter what. I have tried to uphold my end of that promise for 14 years. You and I have a been through a lot over the years. We have moved more times than I can count and you were always such a trooper packing up your kitty toys and then we were on to the next adventure. You were such a resilant cat, never asking for much beyond being with your human and endless scratches. Its hard to accept that you aren't still here with me. That you aren't meowing at me for dinner when you hear me come home from work or jumping into bed at night demanding I pet you instead of reading my book, hogging my side of the bed or scaring Basil with your purring. You were such a good cat and you didn’t deserve this turn of fate. I hope you are at peace now and that you are parkouring off all the walls and furniture up there waiting for the time we get to be together again. I will miss you every day until then. 💔

Courtney
Kennebunk , Maine
February 15, 2026
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Stella

Fourteen years ago you brought so much love and laughter into our home. And with every single minute of each day you made our lives whole. If love could have saved you, you would have lived forever. You were loved by all. Your personality filled the room. We will remember you forever for every memory you made with us. Kayaking in Lake George, traveling by train to Greenwich, vacationing in Montreal, listening to jazz on the New Haven Green, being our sous chef every time we cooked. God only knows what we would have been without you.

Irene
Berlin, Connecticut
February 15, 2026
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Comet

Comet 2012-2026 The most special little guy, who took so much patience and love to win his trust, and he got a complete second life most dogs like him would never even be considered for. What a reward it was to have him for 6 years. Nobody knows his story before he was adopted but it started sad and had the most happy ending.

Patrick
San Jose, California
February 15, 2026
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Loki

Loki, you brought so much joy and adventure to our lives. You're free now--free to run again without pain. To bound in the snow for as long as you want. We miss you so much sweetheart and we will carry you in our hearts on every hike, every camping trip. We'll think of you with every big snow. I'll never forget the feel of the thick, soft fur around your neck, your velvety ears, and the unique smell of your paws. 15 years with you were a treasure, but I wish we could have had so many more. Thank you for being the best bud and protector our family could have asked for. Love you always.

Laycie
Loveland, Colorado
February 14, 2026
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Arrow

Thank you Thank you for everything Thank you so much Thank you for being my best friend Thank you for being you Thank you for choosing me Thank you for loving me Thank you I love you My friend, Brandy, got a good candid photo of me thanking him for everything shortly before the doctor came *he* cried a little bit. he knows how much I love him. I'm absolutely sure of that. Arrow is gone now, in spirit and in body. I'll receive his remains in a week or two from the aquamation place. The doctor who came to help him pass on was very compassionate. I made her cry saying goodbye to and thanking him again before the drugs kicked in. Everyone at Lap of Love understood the job they're doing. Arrow Billingsley passed on around 1730 MDT, Friday, February 13, 2026, aided by compassionate euthanasia, to ease the suffering of massive kidney failure, held close in my lap, in his own home. He did not die scared, alone, or in pain. His passing has left a giant hole in my chest, but his life has filled my heart with more love than I ever thought anything could. He is dearly missed.

Aaron
Midvale, Utah
February 14, 2026
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Barry

You were so scared the day I rescued you I could barely get you in the car, but soon you became my velcro dog and teammate. We brought so much joy to each other's lives and I will forever be grateful for having you in my life.

Carter
Westboro, Massachusetts
February 14, 2026
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Benson

Benson- mommy's angel- you gave us 16+ years of unconditional love and pure joy. We have so many memories that will help up through the grieving process. We looked forward to our daily walks, vacations, and kisses. You will be missed but never forgotten.

Becky
Middletown, Ohio
February 14, 2026
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Gizzy

We could have never expected nor asked for a better dog than Gizzy. She was one of a kind, never to be replaced. She was an amazing best friend/companion, family member, and writing buddy/hiking buddy to Erin. We love you always, Gizzy.

Erin & Jason
Duluth, Georgia
February 14, 2026
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Bosley

You were the best little dude! So happy and goofy - you just loved life and and added so much to ours! You will be missed ad always remembered!

Kathie
Chicago, Illinois
February 14, 2026
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Herman

You were our hiking buddy, the three of us. Lots and lots of parks, beaches and forests. You loved the beach and going in the water. Riding in the car with the wind blowing on you. Our son taught you so many tricks so easily and our other son enjoyed dog sitting you. Your howling was iconic. We will remember you whenever we hear a siren. You were a constant companion and such an awesome dog. You will be greatly missed Little Man. Tammy

Tammy/Doug
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
February 14, 2026