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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Wendy Sue

Wendy, Thank you for your love and companionship. We will miss our walks and quiet time together at home. You were the sweetest dog and we will always remember you. Run free with Chappy

Phillip
ROCK HILL, South Carolina
November 19, 2025
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Kymber Marie

My sweet Kymber Marie, You greeted every return with a sprint for scratches, then bolted for the swamp—your kingdom, your joy. I’d follow the trail of your triumph: muck on paws, amber eyes blazing confidence and love, as if you’d cracked the code to living and insisted I keep up. You ruled the road with precision. A sharp bark for every passerby, a soft chomp of teeth for the ones you loved— your private knock on the heart. Love was your law; noise, your gavel. Evenings, you claimed the dog bed by the hearth, sprawled like the room was yours alone. Dydda’s sofa kept the dent of your nights. Milkbones made you dance—eyes fireworks, tail a metronome of pure want. We walked the beach, just us. No stick, no toy—just you in the water, ears perked, heart wide open. I took the photos; you took the lead. Every splash was a declaration. Sixteen years slipped through like sand, yet held every sunrise. On your last day, we lay on that dog bed by the hearth. I held you close, felt your breath slow, watched the amber fade to peace as Rebecca sent you across the rainbow bridge. The swamp is quieter. The hearth cold. Dydda’s house still carries your shape. Rufus pads the halls you once owned, pausing where your shadow should fall, ears half-cocked for the chomp that won’t come. I still slow at the curve, half-expecting your blur. Keep the best spot by the water, my fierce girl. I’ll know you by the splash, the chomp, the confident love in your gaze. All my love, forever, Kelsey

Kelsey
Gulf Breeze, Florida
November 1, 2025
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Valentine

Valley girl, we will miss you staring at us when you needed something, and we will miss your light snores that could be heard all night long. Coming home to you for 12 years was the greatest gift to my heart.

Victoria
Greenwood, Indiana
November 18, 2025
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Igby

Our sweet Igby “buggy boy” crossed the rainbow bridge 💔💔 🌈 I am so heartbroken- Igby was a one of a kind cat- he was the greatest lover, always by our sides, daddy’s best friend, and the most amazing “kee kee” to our babies- so patient with them and always right in the middle of them as they played 💔 You were the most handsome, blue-eyed cat and we were so lucky to have loved you for 16 years. You were our first baby and have been with us for all of lives big moments- buying our first home, welcoming three babies to the family, moving again to our family home just to name a few- through it all you have been our constant- always there at our feet, on the couch with us snuggling and watching tv, waking us up every morning with your high pitch meow, jumping in the shower with us every morning just our ride or die each and every day 💙 Daily life will never be the same without you buggy boy you were truly one of a kind and we were beyond lucky to call you ours. Our hearts will forever be missing a piece 💔 Until we meet again I take peace knowing you are no longer in pain and are flying high in heaven with all your fur cousins that have gone before you 💙 “If love could have saved you, you would have lived forever” 💔🌈💔

Jessica
Blaine , Minnesota
November 18, 2025
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Zora

My beautiful sweet girl, Zora. My heart aches. The house doesn’t feel the same; I miss seeing you in all your usual spots. You were so brave, so strong. It was a privilege to be your momma. I love you so much.

Jennifer
Burien, Washington
November 17, 2025
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Beau

Beau, you were and always will be the best canine companion we could have wished for. There are no words to describe the magnitude of this loss for our family. There is a massive void in our hearts without you that nothing could fill. To know you was to love you, and you will be missed tremendously by all of us. You were gentle, sweet, playful, cuddly, loyal, and so incredibly loving. No amount of time with you would have been enough, and we are grateful for every second that we had with you. You were taken from us far too soon, a reminder that tomorrow is never guaranteed, and we will honor you by living each day to the fullest, unencumbered by fear, shame, or regret. We will keep your legacy alive by doing our best to always treat each other with the same gentle, selfless, and unconditional love you showed us every day. We love you endlessly, miss you so much already, and look forward to reuniting with you one day. We hope doggie heaven has plenty of peanut butter, large crunchy, sticks, and blankets to make your heart happy until then. There will never be a better boy hünd.

Sandra
St. Petersburg, Florida
November 17, 2025
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Luna

Luna, thank you for every beautiful moment of unconditional love, acceptance, and the joy and safety you brought to my life and all who met you.

Lisa
Tumwater, Washington
November 17, 2025
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Theodore

I miss you very much, Teddy. I will miss our hops, our snuggles, waking up and going to sleep with you and most of all, always knowing that you had my back. You have been my rock and my ever watchful and protectful shadow through thick and thin since the first day you came home. It was a privilege to be your dog Mama. You are the world's best dog and you have earned your rest for a job well done. Thank you for being my best friend. Thank you for all the love and late night talks.

Heather
Streetsboro, Ohio
November 17, 2025
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Dante

We will miss you for the rest our lives.

Snohomish , Washington
November 17, 2025
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Gutts

Gutts was our sunshine and light in every single day. His affectionate and playful manor even at 3 in the morning when he would gently boop us in the face for pet time brought unbelievable joy to our lives, he will be forever missed

Kimberly
Hauppauge, New York
November 17, 2025