In Loving Memory

Sawyer you will be forever missed. I hope you know how deeply you were loved. You had the most gentle soul and you were full of just pure love. There will never be another you.

Charlie was our beloved Labradoodle who was part of our family since he was 8 weeks old until his passing at 14.5 years. He enriched our life with tremendous joy and beautiful memories!! He was a gentle giant and truly a handsome dog with amazing grace! He would hardly ever get agitated or angry at any strangers or other dogs and was one of the friendliest dogs I have seen. We will miss him tremendously and he will stay in our memories for ever! Rest Easy Big Boy!

Sadie was the best friend we ever could have asked for. A beautiful tricolor Pembroke Welsh Corgi, she had both spunk and a knack for being a total couch potato. She had the softest ears, the sweetest soul, and perhaps the biggest paws ever seen on a medium-sized dog. She was a fantastic adventure buddy--even when she didn't want to budge--and an equally amazing rest and relaxation partner. We miss her with our entire heart and soul, but we're comforted knowing that she crossed the Rainbow Bridge peacefully and is no longer suffering.

Trixy was a rescued pittie/bull dog mix and she was the sweetest and most cuddly little girl. She spent cold days cuddled up with dad in his lap and loved her sister Roxy. Her life with us was too short but she is at peace now

Forever my Lena Bean.

Sweet Wuffles, you were a bright spot every time we woke up to your loving cuddles. Thank you for being our calm when life got tough. You were our companion, my shadow, my ministry dog, my co-worker, our emotional support animal. You did and were always good. Thanks for choosing us and giving us the best 12 years.

Loved his family, loved his boy, and loved his cats.

My sweet Marley, I don't know if I will ever love another soul quite the way I loved you. You weren't just my dog. You were my constant, my comfort, my shadow, my best friend. You were there for the ordinary moments that didn't seem important at the time and for some of the hardest moments of my life. For so many years, wherever I was, there you were. I got so used to your presence that I don't think I understood how much of my world you occupied until suddenly you weren't in it. You were my soul dog. You loved me in that extraordinary way dogs sometimes do—with your whole heart, without reservation. You didn't care what kind of day I'd had, what I'd accomplished, what I'd gotten wrong, or whether I had anything left to give. You just wanted me. And there is something incredibly sacred about being loved like that. I hope you knew that I wanted you just as much. I loved your ornery, ridiculous, food-stealing, counter-surfing self. I loved throwing the ball for you. I loved your snuggles. I loved having you beside me. I loved the thousand tiny things about you that became so woven into my life that I barely noticed them until they were gone. And now your absence is everywhere. I keep wishing I could have one more ordinary day with you. One more snuggle. One more game of fetch. One more time catching you doing something you absolutely knew you weren't supposed to be doing. One more chance to kiss your head and tell you that you were my very best girl. Fourteen years could never have been enough. Finding you was one of the greatest gifts of my life. Loving you changed me. Being loved by you changed me. And when the time came, I held you while you left this world because after all the years you stayed beside me, there was nowhere else I could possibly have been. I hope wherever you are, you know that I would have followed you a little farther if I could have. I love you, Marley. I loved you your whole life. And I'll miss you for the rest of mine. My best girl. My best friend. My soul dog. Always.

She was my second service dog. I'm having more of a hard time than many would. The bond is different with a service animal. Not more love, just ... different. She was literally ... my partner, my way to walk, move around, be near others.

In loving memory of my sweet Penny 🤍🐾 How do you say goodbye to your soul dog—the little girl you have held in your arms since she was eight weeks old? Penny was by my side through the good, the bad, and the hardest moments of my life. She loved everyone so deeply and brought so much comfort, happiness, and hope into our home. Penny left us on a beautiful summer day, peacefully wrapped in her favorite blanket and surrounded by love. My life will never be the same without her. I will miss her sweet personality and love her for the rest of my life.