In Loving Memory

Milligan you carried the weight until you couldn’t anymore. You took care of mommy when she needed it most. Now you can let go. You did your job.

You did good, Lucy girl. You were the best companion. My ride or die. I’m happy knowing that you and Dottie are together again, chasing frisbees, running and jumping together. You were my special love. Thank you for 17 wonderful years of love and let’s be honest…entertainment. They broke the mold with you, Lucy. I’ll miss you always. ❤️

Our sweet korny girl

In honor of the Best fur baby.. Our MULAN

To my sweet baby boy Wolfgang.. There are no words to express how much you meant to me and how hard it is going to be to move on without you, but I hope you know and felt that I loved you with all my heart and soul. You were the best friend I could have ever asked for. I will see you again one day my sweet Wolfe.. I love you.

I hope you’re chasing waves and soaking up the sunshine.

Bella B, the hole you leave will be tough to fill

She isn’t just a dog. She’s our Maddie May. She’s the heartbeat in the room, the quiet shadow on every hike, the wagging tail waiting by the door to greet us home. She’s the eyes that say more than words ever could. She grew up right alongside our kids, loving each one of them with that steady and unconditional devotion that only a dog can give. Maddie hiked mountains with us, been all the way up Mount Washington, and would slip quietly into a canoe with us too, as if she had been born for adventure. She was there with us in the caverns, under the earth, her nose in the air sniffing like she was cataloging every wonder for later. And through it all, she’s loved us. Every one of us. As best as any dog ever could. She loved us on the good days, the bad days, and all the in-between days when we were too busy or tired to notice how much she was giving. That has been Maddie: always giving, never asking for more than a soft place to land , a leg to lean upon, or a lap to rest her head on. We had to do the hardest thing a family can do, we let her go before she suffered from her fatal illness. But she’ll never really be gone. She’ll be in the paw print by the front door, in the memories of campfires and road trips, in the quiet places of our hearts where her love helped make a growing familly’s house a home for the past 10 years. She’s had a great life.A full life. And she gave us the gift of her whole self every single day. You’re a good girl, Maddie. You’ve been the best of us, a Kerr through and through, and you will always be loved.

We love you Bowie, and will never forget you. Because of you, our mission is to help as many cats and kittens as possible.

Bobi hello