In Loving Memory

You were always by our side sharing our laughter or licking our tears. Thank you fifteen years of unconditional love.

Duke your time in this world ended too soon.. but you will be forever in our hearts.

My sweet Ori Buns, my Oreo, my baby. You were loved beyond words and you will never be forgotten. Thank you for four beautiful years of love, laughter, cuddles, road trips, car rides, and memories. You were more than a dog you were my baby, my companion, my protector, and my little sidekick. Mama and Daddy love you forever. Until we meet again, my sweet boy.

My sweet boy 🤍 You were more than just my dog—you were my best friend, my comfort, my constant. Thank you for all the love, all the laughs, all the cuddles, and all the memories I’ll carry with me forever. Thank you for finding me 10 years ago. Thank you for choosing me. Thank you for loving me through everything. Thank you for being Mowgli. Run free, my sweet boy. Go find the biggest yard you can and show them what a six-foot fence was never able to contain. 🌈🐾 Until we meet again, I’ll love you always. 🤍

I have loved you from the day after you were born. You were the very best friend, companion, alarm clock, shopping & walking buddy and light of my life. Every time I cut mushrooms, tomatoes, green beans, and have some watermelon, I'll want to share some with you. I will never stop looking for you and will miss you every day. Thank you for all the love, laughter and joy you brought into my life and everyone you met.

Carmen was a typical husky doing what she wanted when she wanted but at the same time she was my support my best friend never have I ever hurt so much can’t wait to see you again my *little husky*.

We do not have death where we come from. We have to come to earth to experience it. Consequently, we do not have a sense of missing someone and have to come here for that too. They estimated she was 7 when we adopted her and hoped we might give this senior dog some good final years. She stayed an additional 11. I named her Yuna for the gentle soul summoner in Final Fantasy X. She loved sunbathing, boat sailing, hiking, walks, parks, peanut butter, brushing chews, steak, car rides and ice cream. She preferred everyone observe a strict bedtime and would enforce her rules if necessary. She didn’t much care for socializing with other dogs, but she very much loved people. She was always a good dog. She never chewed a cord or destroyed homework. Even when she was bad, she was good. She would escape the yard only to take herself on a leisurely walk following the path that I had previously shown her. She killed a wild snake once, but maybe it had it coming. I am happy to recall that I never shouted at her or performed any violence at all. Circumstances and living situations changed, but she and I remained constant. When she began losing her mobility, I was content to walk slowly, remembering the miles she walked with me and happy to be with her to the end. I would have carried her and changed her blankets till I died if she had let me. I have memories of her in the arms of nearly everyone I love. Her life is replaying in my head rapidly and images of all the people I miss who were contained in her little head. I recall life becoming immediately more vibrant when she came into my life. There was someone to wake up for and care for. I felt less inclined to stay in bad conditions because my dog deserved better. People who claimed to love me would upend my world, but Yuna stayed my bright moon in orbit. She was deeply significant. When I said “I want to go home.” I meant I wanted to go see my dog. I hope this stint on earth was a pleasure for her. I hope her soul contract involved protecting the heart of her sensitive human while enjoying pleasant weather and company. Maybe the other spirits will say “I’m about to make my contract for earth. I saw you just went as a dog.” and she will say “It was nice! I played support because the dog body is covered in soft fur with a warm beating heart that calms other bodies.” and the other spirits are like “Huh. Maybe I can try elephant?” and she’ll be like “What’s that? I never saw that while I was there. Maybe I will go back again to see elephant.”

She was a loyal companion to my husband throughout his cancer, when he passed Jolie mourned him deeply as her hoomans have. We are so sad to lose this beautiful soul.

The bestest Beagle Girl, Liberty Grace had a bodacious beagle butt and loved butt and belly scratches. She never missed a treat and is now chasing all the bunnies and Blue Tailed Skinks she wants. Libby Lou was fiercely loved and has left a giant paw print on our hearts.

We are missing you so much ,that our hearts are broken. I hope you know how much you are loved. We will see you one day. We love and miss you so much.