Annie Nye
2007 – 2019
Born May 1, 2007 Crossed The Rainbow Bridge April 18, 2019
Annie you are always in our hearts.
Samantha Hutzel
2008 – 2018
Lady Blackford
2014 – 2019
We miss our sweet Lady so much. “Lady girl, Biggie, Momma, Lady bug.” We will always remember her love for the sunshine and sun bathing. She was the best big sister to her fur brothers, fursister, and human sister. Lady was patient, loved cuddles, and had the best soul. We are saddened that the seizures took our sweet girl too soon, but feel confident that she is soaking up the sun in doggie heaven. Thank you for all the memories Lady girl.
Chewy Keller
2003 – 2019
Penny Sarber
2000 – 2019
Sadie Cunningham
2005 – 2019
I really want people to know that blind dogs lead happy, full lives. My Sadie never felt sorry for herself despite having her eyes removed, her decade of blindness, and her many years of living with debilitating arthritis and other medical issues. She had a zest for life unlike any that I have ever seen. Sadie could hear a butterfly flying, and follow its movements. She could chase squirrels and mice, and snap up bumble bees with the best of them. She loved to smell flowers, and whatever it was that she scented on the wind. She could hear a candy wrapper or a food bag being opened from a mile away. She never missed a thing. Sadie “looked” at everything that was new or different to her, or in the house. I could take her to a new hotel or rearrange a room, and then knock on things to “show” her where things were, and Sadie made a mental map in her head by pacing it 2 or 3 times and then remembered it. When out walking, she was so sure footed and fearless that people did not even notice that she was blind! She absolutely loved the ocean, car rides, and walks, and the silly games that I made up to play with her. She especially loved for me to sing to her. When she was younger, and after she was blind, I would keep clapping my hands and tell her to run to me across a field or a parking lot—and she did! Full tilt and unable to see, Sadie ran! She had complete faith and trust in me. And Sadie remembered people and places that she loved, no matter how many years intervened.
Sadie taught me to live every moment to the fullest, and to see others with my heart and not my eyes. She loved me so completely. I truly believe that she lived for me. Even after 14 years, I could not see that she was ready to go until I loved her enough to finally release her. Sadie is the greatest blessing that I ever received. I could not ask for a truer friend or a more steadfast companion. Sadie was, and is, pure Love. God promised that Love endures all things. For that reason, I know that I will see Sadie again someday. She is my beautiful, steadfast angel. She led me through some of the most difficult years of my life. I believe that Sadie will come for me when my own days are done- perhaps when I, too, am weary, aching, old, and gray… but she will come to me with legs that can run; with eyes that can see; and with a body that can once again do amazing twists and flips. She will be there, pain free, and with that smile that I already miss so much, to lead me on that journey to be with her in Heaven, always. Sadie is as close as my heartbeat, and only a single breath away… but oh, how dearly she is loved and missed. She will always be “my Sweetest Chickpea, my Little Sadie Bug, the Most Wonderful and Best Puppy There Ever Was in the Whole Wide World.”
Mattie Arvin
2006 – 2019
Chu Chu Ericson
2007 – 2019
Kirby Myerovich
2015 – 2019
Arnie Troupe
June 20, 2006 ~ March 16, 2019
We will always look back on the joy he brought to our lives.
Copper Lowery
2015 – 2019
Copper was an amazing dog, and he taught our family many life lessons. He is deeply missed.
“Goodbye may seem forever.
Farewell is like the end.
But in my heart a memory,
And there you’ll always be.”
– The Fox and The Hound
Holly Summers
1998 – 2019
She was 20 years old, was loved and gave love.
Lucy Sutton
2007 – 2019
Smokey Dillman
2002 – 2019
Gizzy Welch
2004 – 2019
Such a special little boy, whom we’ll always hold dear to our hearts.
Tender Vittles Kay
2002 – 2019
Shadow Souders
2003 – 2019
My Baby Girl
JoJo Gooding
2010 – 2019
Our sweet JoJo white toe
Baby Long
2007-2019
Fizzgig Stewart
2019 – 2019 – Our little man
Madaline Stevenson
1999 – 2019 – My wonderful baby girl.
Rosie French
2005 – 2019
Ruger Davis
2012 – 2019
Suzie Q
You are so tiny with the most beautiful big round expressive eyes, the most gentle and sweet cat and lovable “cutie pie” ever.
We didn’t have you with us long enough, but you did enrich our lives so much and we will miss you terribly.
We love you and will miss you terribly,
Your “Mommy and Daddy”
“Always in our hearts”
Susie Q Borzager
2010 – 2019
Message:
To our adorable precious “Suzie Q”
You are so tiny with the most beautiful big round expressive eyes, the most gentle and sweet cat and lovable “cutie pie” ever.
We didn’t have you with us long enough, but you did enrich our lives so much and we will miss you terribly.
We love you and will miss you terribly,
Your “Mommy and Daddy”
“Always in our hearts”
Dallas Coe
2007 – 2019
Riker Asbury
2009 – 2019
Oscar Davis
March 18, 2018 – October 7, 2019
His smile, uplifting. His energy, inspiring. He filled our heart with love a million times over and finally had no more for himself. If we live a hundred times, we can only hope to have the spirit he did. Goodbye Oscar, Mommy and Daddy are better people for having you in our lives.
“The dog is a gentleman; I hope to go to his heaven, not man’s.”
– Mark Twain
Bella Obitts
2005 – 2019
Dais Belz “Daisy”
2011 – 2019
“If Love could have saved you, you would have lived forever!”
Dodger Stotelmyer
2008 – 2019
Dinah Cross
2008 – 2019
Reilly Young
2007 – 2019
Reilly was a dear friend and companion. He brought much joy with his loyalty, humor, and the desire to keep “moving”. We will miss him.
At 12-1/2 he crossed the rainbow bridge.
Mongo Onstad
2008 – 2019
Chelsea Pappas
2006 – 2019
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