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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Gertie

We were lucky to have known you, our sweet little Gertie, and we will always love you and remember you forever šŸ’•

Christina
Jersey Village, Texas
September 18, 2026
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Mecah

I miss your purr, loud meows and cuddles. You were such a good baby!

Susan
Knoxville , Tennessee
September 18, 2026
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Tank

Tank you will be loved and missed so much. You were such a good boy and apart of our family. You fell in love with Savannah, your dog partner. We had good times walking in the park especially with Valentina, Jazayah and Natalia. We will miss you so much Tank.

Virginia
Dover, Pennsylvania
September 18, 2026
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Toby

In loving memory of my sweet Toby—my cuddly, big-bellied boy with the biggest personality and an even bigger heart. You loved your food, water, your pets, and most of all, being right by my side. You had a way of making your presence known, making me smile, and filling even the ordinary moments with love. You weren’t just my companion—you were my shadow, my comfort, my routine, and such a huge part of my heart. I miss your little ways, your sweet face, and simply having you near me. Thank you for choosing me and for loving me so completely. Life won’t be the same without you, but I’ll carry you with me always šŸ¾ā¤ļø

Taylor
Jensen Beach, Florida
September 18, 2026
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Spike Woodson

To our beloved Spike Woodson-you were the light and heart of our home for almost 11 years. The countless memories (and dog hair) will forever be in our heartsā¤ļø You were the sweetest, most perfect dog - our hearts are shattered but know you are at peace. Rest easy our sweet boy - until we meet again. Love You Forever xoxox šŸ¾šŸŒˆšŸ’™

Carolyn
Oregon , Ohio
September 18, 2026
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Olive

My sweet Olive, I don’t know how to say goodbye to you. I don’t think there are enough words in the world to explain how much you meant to me or how much I already miss you. From the moment you came into our lives, you became part of our family. You were one of 15 little puppies, born to your Boxer mama and Weimaraner dad, and somehow, out of all those puppies, you found your way to us. I will always be grateful that you did. You were my gentle giant. You had the biggest heart and the sweetest soul, but you also had a mischievous side that kept us laughing—and sometimes shaking our heads. I will always remember you opening Christmas presents like they were all meant for you. I’ll remember the shoes you decided were yours, the designer bags you thought made excellent chew toys, and, of course, your incredible talent for stealing entire loaves of bread and somehow shoving them into the couch. You were silly. You were stubborn. You were sweet. You were sometimes a complete little menace. And I loved every bit of you. I would give anything to have one more day with you. One more cuddle. One more look into those eyes. One more moment of you being your goofy, mischievous self. I wish I could hold you just a little longer and tell you one more time how much I love you. I’m going to miss you in all the little ways I probably won’t even realize at first. I’ll miss seeing you. I’ll miss hearing you. I’ll miss your presence in the house. I’ll miss knowing you were there, being Olive. The house feels different without you. My heart feels different without you. But I don’t want my last memory of you to only be the sadness of saying goodbye. I want to remember your whole life. The happiness. The laughter. The love. The ridiculous things you did that became our favorite stories. The countless ordinary moments that I didn’t know would someday become memories I would give anything to relive. Thank you for choosing us. Thank you for loving us. Thank you for every laugh, every cuddle, every adventure, every Christmas morning, every stolen shoe, every destroyed bag, and every loaf of bread you somehow managed to hide in the couch. Thank you for being you. I hope wherever you are now, you’re running freely, feeling young again, and maybe, just maybe, there’s a loaf of bread waiting for you somewhere. And if there is, I hope you’re hiding it in the couch. I know letting you go was an act of love, but that doesn’t make missing you any easier. I just hope you knew, right until the very end, how incredibly loved you were. You weren’t just my dog, Olive. You were family. You were a piece of my heart.bAnd you always will be. Until we meet again, my sweet girl. I love you. I miss you. And I will carry you with me for the rest of my life. Run free, Olive. 🌈🐾 September 16, 2026 — the day we said goodbye, but never the day we stopped loving you.

Berilyn Zoe
Las Vegas, Nevada
September 18, 2026
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Ruckus

Ruckus was ornery, loving and playful. He lived up to his name!!

Lori
Danville , Indiana
September 18, 2026
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Juno

You were beside me through nearly every version of myself, and loving you for twelve years was one of the greatest gifts of my life. Thank you for growing up with me, for protecting our family, for loving our babies, and for being our constant through so many chapters of life. You were fiercely loyal, endlessly loved, and truly one of a kind. There will never be another Juno. The goodest girl, forever. šŸ¤

Ashley
Concord, California
September 18, 2026
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Ethel

The sweetest little tortie girl ever! We will miss you.

Lori
Danville , Indiana
September 18, 2026

Chance

Chance, my furry best friend. You were the greatest gift I could’ve asked for! Your selfless heart and devotion will be forever cherished. I love you so much and I’m so thankful for every CHANCE we got to be together. Rest easy, run free and just know I’ll always remember you.

Joshua
Sarasota, Florida
September 18, 2026