In Loving Memory

Hunter, you were the sweetest boy a girl could ask for. I remember bringing you home like it was yesterday. You are so loved by everyone and we will meet again one day. I love you forever and ever my sweet sweet boy ❤️

He was there for me even when I couldn't be there for myself. Bo was loved by so many and loved harder than any dog could love. I will never forget you buddy! Love you.

I can only hope at the end of my life it will be as peaceful and surrounded by the sacrificial love she always exhibited without hesitation and taught us so well. Sophie, you have taken a piece of my heart with you. I hope you always knew how much you are loved and what a treasured gift you are. I know when it's my time, you will be the first to greet me.

Twix was my first dog, and I truly could not have asked for a better companion. She taught me what unconditional love really feels like, and I will forever be grateful she was mine 🤍

In loving memory of my dear sweet baby princess angel Roxy. You lived many different lives over your 18 years, and what a life it was. I never knew you as a young pup, but I hear you had a humble upbringing with Sandy and your biological siblings. I love looking at pictures of you from back then and seeing just how CHONKY you were. life looked so different for you, and I’m so glad circumstances brought you to us. I’m beyond grateful that Katie took over your care in your golden years. You got to experience three more homes, a new rambunctious little brother, and so many exciting adventures along the way. It also gave me the chance to get to know you and your big little heart. Right away, I fell in love with your crunchy little meows and the way you’d chomp my hair in bed when I came to visit you in Eatontown, and later in Philly. Our bond only grew stronger when Katie and I moved in together. We had a whole year of snuggles, pets, and dumb nicknames, and I can say with absolute certainty that Katie, Lewis, and I became your forever family. I’m so glad I could be there to make your last days comfortable and full of love. You brought so much joy to our home and our lives, Roxy. You will be loved and remembered forever.

Maxon was the spiciest, but also the sweetest dog in the world. He may not be with us here anymore, but his presence is everywhere, and the love we shared with him was worth every single second and every moment of missing him.

Bella O’Neil was truly one of a kind. She was way too smart for her own good, and I believe she was put on this earth to protect and watch over her daddy and to love her mommy with her whole heart. She wasn’t always the best at first impressions, but once she knew you, she loved you fiercely and from that moment on, you were hers to protect. I miss her morning “whoa whoa whoas” telling us it was time to get out of bed. I miss her stinky kisses, her pitter-patter feet stomping at us when she wanted love or a treat, and those judgy little eyes when we were being weird. She was the best big sister, always willing to let her sister have the leftovers when she couldn’t finish, but absolutely not the ball. That ball was Bella’s. She had her mommy and daddy wrapped around her paw, and honestly, we wouldn’t have had it any other way. We will forever be grateful for the love we got to share with her and for every beautiful memory we made together. Bella, you were so loved. You will be missed more than words could ever explain.

Our sweet Coco Belle. We loved you your whole life, and we'll miss you the rest of ours.

Lula was a singer, howling every time I walked in the room. Just to let me know she loves me. I miss her so much.

In loving memory of my beloved Haley. For more than 14 years, Haley was my constant companion, my shadow, my life coach and manager, and one of the greatest gifts I have ever been given. She filled my life with laughter, structure, comfort, adventure, and unconditional love. Haley had an enormous personality packed into a small dog. She made people smile everywhere she went — whether she was greeting people in the elevator, riding with her face out the car window during “FaceTime,” or making sure she received all five of her daily walks. She loved people, chicken, car rides, attention, and being wherever I was. In her later years, caring for Haley became one of the deepest expressions of love in my life. And on her final day, I gave her one last car ride, one last FaceTime, and one last chance to feel the breeze, smell the flowers, and experience the world she loved so much. I will always be grateful for the life we shared together. I will love and miss you forever, Haley.