Hades vom Drackland thru Husky

He was only with us for three short weeks. Even though he graced us with his presence for such a short time, we feel lucky to have had him. God as a special plan for him, and maybe another soul from 9/11 needed a companion. Hades will take good care of that soul. He was a good pup. Hades was a German Shepherd who was destined for greatness, but little did we know that the greatness he was destined for was to be in heaven. I wish that the right thing had not been so hard to do, but to make you suffer more in order for us to feel better about the decision would have been cruel. Your loving family, Hans, Ginger, Hali, Isis, and K9 Nate.

Haile, you will be missed. Even by Lazlo. You came into our lives such a tiny mess of mottled fur and grew into a beautiful monster. We wish it wasn't your time to go but you must be needed more elsewhere. We will always remember your headbutts, love of tummy scratches and the way you purred like a diesel engine the moment anyone touched you.

We will always love you and will forever have a special place in our hearts for your memory.

Sleep peacefully.

Robin, Dave & Lazlo

My darling Haley: There is no special reason to post this tribute to you today, it is neither your birthday, nor the anniversary of any particular milestone. Today is simply the day that Mommy, after more than two long years without you, feels able to do this. You were, are, and always will be my boy, my first true love, my greatest teacher. From the moment you popped up from my door step that cold September night until the bright crisp October morning just six years later, when you told me you had had enough, you owned me, heart and soul. I miss you today as I have every minute since holding you in my arms for the very last time. I would give everything I have to bury my face in your fur for one more minute! I'll see you at the Rainbow Bridge, my sweetheart, as soon as I can! You know how much I love my Haley Face! Always loving you, always missing you, always thanking you. Love, Mommy

To my special "Moo-mees" - You came into my life one special afternoon almost 17 years ago and have been a wonderful part of my life ever since. You will never know how much you were loved and what you meant to all of us. I will miss you terribly and look forward to the day when I can hold you close and hear you purr again.

Thank you for sharing your life with me and loving me as much as I loved you. You all were always there for me no matter what. Please tell Tannies and Peepers we love them and miss them very much.

J. Barron

Halloween was a very sweet cat. He was loved by friends and family. He was a big boy and protected his sister and brother. He was loving to children. He was my baby kitty and always will be. Time was to short to share our life together. It is very sad to say good bye to a great friend. Some how I feel that Max and Dixie knew that our Halloween was going through hard time with this cancer, Max never moved his side. Halloween was a great cat there is so much to say about him. We will carry your memories in our hearts. Love you for ever. MOM

This is for Hamlet who was the best hamster I have ever had. He won several ribbons for best pet and he truly was. He would never bite, and always snuggled so kindly. His children will live out his memory!

T P

My Hammer Swine was a sweet "baby" of a soul. He gave so much love and talked and talked to us every day. He loved his Mama "Oinka Doo" and his Sister "Onika Dee" and he really loved his human "me" Thanks Hammer for being so sweet and gentle. Thanks for also doing the unselfish thing and giving back to your breed like your mother did to help Vet learn of Potbellied Pig health problems.

We miss you. Onika Dee wanted me to say she miss you too.

Victoria Bragg

Hammy, has gone. *A true story of Ham's death and cause*

Day 1, Feb. 6, 01

Hammy gives birth to a litter of 12 babies. I don't disturb her in any way except to giver her milk and bread. she doesn't seem to mind me placing it in her cage quietly.

Day 3, Feb. 9, 01

I do as I always, and give Hammy some food, and count the babies, still 12 of them. Hammy's tail is wet. I didn't think It was serious, so I ignored it.

Day 5, Feb. 11, 01

Hammy's under side gets wet with a musky smell. I thought it was because of her birth, which now, sadly, was narrowed down to 8 babies.

Day 7, Feb. 12, 01

I checked up on Hammy one last time for the day, thinking shed still be ok. I was wrong. She was worse! I saw her wet stomach and tail. That's when it hit me. Wet tail had taken its toll on the poor, little hamster... I rushed to get a travel cage, but when I got back, I was minutes to late. Hammy, had died in my hand. Seeing her look at me, one last time, gave me a warm feeling, telling me, she was ok. Hammy, was gone. If your hamster gets wet tail, don't wait like I did. I must now suffer the consequences, of loosing a beloved pet, Hammy.
"Something like this comes not from the mind, but from the heart."
~*~All by Casey J. Multan~*~
Age 11

I love you Hampton and will miss you....now you are in the arms once again of your daddy...please watch over me, as you are my angel, together with your daddy, both of you are my angels watching over me.

Love always,
Mommy

Handsome, you crossed the Rainbow Bridge one year ago today (10-30-2000) on your 8th birthday. I tried so hard to save you. But that awful cancer stole you away. I know you are in peace and running with your friends in the wind on all 4 legs now. You left a giant void, a empty heart, but wonderful memories. Someday we will meet again. Please wait for me....Susan.

Hang Ten was my best friend...

Carrie Inaba

Hank was my best friend and the closest I'll ever have to a child. He saw me through 2 divorces and he and I moved many times together. He always had love for me and I could always count on him standing there looking out the front window when I got home. I know that some day we'll meet again at the Rainbow bridge and we'll be together again. When I first got him as a puppy, he started sleeping in the bed with me. He just didn't like to sleep without a pillow, who can blame him! I had him cremated and then had the ashes put in a cedar box. Then I had a picture of him as a puppy lazer engraved on a brass plaque and had that attached to the box. I keep the box next to my bed so that when I wake he is the first thing I see and when I go to sleep, he is the last thing I see! When I pass, I want to be cremated and have our ashes mixed and spread together.
I love you Hank and I miss you every day!

In loving memory of my sweet Angel Hank
5/5/85-6/10/01
(A letter from a sad Mom to her Angel Cat & a letter
from the Angel Cat to his Mom)


Hanks Mom: To my sweet angel Hank:
Last night while I lay in my bed all alone
My house felt so empty no longer a home

Angel Hank: To my Mommy:
Last night you weren't in bed all alone
Mommy you know I would never leave home

Hank's Mom: Thoughts of my Angel Hank raced through my head
My life feels so empty, my heart is like lead.

Angel Hank: Thoughts of you Mommy danced in my head
I love you Mommy, does it need to be said?

Hank's Mom: I asked God Why? "Why did you take Hank away?"
Didn't he realize you wanted to stay?

Angel Hank: I asked God why he took me away?
He touch me lovingly, but did not say

Hank's Mom: In my mind I still hear your sweet mews
Without you my love I just feel so blue

Angel Hank: In my heart I feel your tears
Mommy we had so many great years.

Hank's Mom: I can still feel you jump up on to the bed
Settling down on the pillow right by my head

Angel Hank: Mommy I still jump up on to the bed
I lay myself down right next to your head

Hank's Mom: I've asked God to keep you near in his sight
"Take care of my Angel Hank Please hold him tight"

Angel Hank I've asked God to keep me near to your light
"Take care of my Mommy, and please hold her tight"

Hank's Mom I can still hear your purrs as you grew more content
In your sweet ways I found what love really meant.

Angel Hank: You still make me purr and feel so content
You are the one who showed me, what loving meant.

Hank's Mom: Sleep now my sweet Angel Hank, go fast to sleep
When my time comes, do you think we will meet?

Angel Hank: Be at peace my dear Mommy and please try to sleep
I'll know when its time and I know we will meet.

He was our wonder dog - the best friend a person could ask for!

Jenterry

I told God that if there aren't dogs in heaven, I ain't going.

Jeanne

To Hannah -
You gave us so much joy
You gave us so much companionship
You helped make us a family
You were our best friend
We can never thank you for all you gave us. Your loving, happy spirit always gave us hope and made us smile. We can only honor your memory and look forward to seeing you at the rainbow bridge. We love you always. George, Michele and Sean.

I brought Hannah to live with us one week after my father died. I missed him so much and needed someone to care for, Hannah was the one I picked. Actually, she picked me. She was fat and lightly spotted and I loved her from the first glance. As the years passed Hannah became a very important part of our family. She only lived 7 years with us, but in those years she showed me more love than I could imagine. I was recently reminded that I kept her with me at all times, and that we communicated constantly. Hannah became very ill Christmas day 2000. She lived a little over a week, she had a tumor on her pancreas, it was the same thing my father died of. We had to let her go the day after New Year. Words can not express how much we miss her, she was my friend, and I hope every night that I will see her sweet little face again. I pray there is a Rainbow bridge and that Hannah is there waiting for me.. running through the grass toward me, like she used to do in our yard. I love her, and miss her so very much.

Kay Deperno

"You are my Sunshine One of my Sunshines You make me happy when skies are grey You'll never know just how much I love you Please don't take my sunshine away"

Stanalee, Reebok

Our precious Hannah Sue was the most courageous girl I've ever known. Although her life was plagued by health problems, she never let them get her down. She was always happy and loved to make us laugh. She was such a clown..one silly girl. Even when she lost the use of her back legs and we wondered about putting her down, she made it clear to us that she was not going anywhere. Because she still had such a strong will to live and love, we bought her a doggie cart and she loved it. There were times when we could barely keep up with her..when she was in her "buggy" all was right with her world. The last few weeks were hard as she lost the use of her front legs and got weaker and weaker until one night she stared into my eyes and seemed to be letting me know that she was ready to go to that "bridge" place I had told her so much about. She made her journey to the bridge on Friday 10/12/01 while resting in my arms. I know she is happy and healthy again, but we miss her more than I can even begin to tell. We love you Hannah Sue...be sweet and remember Momma will be there one day to get you.

It is so very hard waking up without you and going to bed without your warmth. You were a special part of our family and there is a special place in my heart for you. I miss you Hans and will never forget you!

Jenni Lash

I miss yooou very much, I wish I was there when you left me

Sue Soden

Our Hansel departed to the Bridge today after a battle with pancretitis. He was a very special friend and he will be missed dearly. Hansel will always be in our memories.

My guinea pig died from tumors. I miss him more than ever but that was a long time ago but he will be in my heart 4 eva.

Amber

I miss you so much, my buddy and funny boy

Rich and Linda

To my best friend and selfless companion:

Thank you for your smile, laughter, selfless devotion, unconditional love and being my best friend and constant companion. You were always there with me when I laughed and when I cried. I can only hope that one day we will see each other again. You will always be sorely missed.

Your beauty will never be forgotten.

I will love you always...

- Jim Moore

Her little friend, Female white toy poodle, born ?1987, we rescued her in January 1992, went to the rainbow bridge November 2001.

Happy and Bitsy, Please find each other and play as you did before. You brought so much laughter, noise and fun into our dull existence. I loved you well and shall see you on the Rainbow Bridge when my time comes.

Vickie J. Claflin

You were my best friend and my forever buddy. I will eternally miss you but I know that you are watching over me and helping me through the days ahead. Someday we will be reunited and I will hold you in my arms forever and ever.

Wende Ballenberg

Harley we weren't ready for you to leave us. You meant so much to us and we miss you and grieve your loss. You were my beautiful clown. Such a cute funny-looking girl – spotted and masked with a ringed tail. I loved watching you sleep and feeling you near me at night. You were always there to greet us at the top of the stairs, racing ahead of us to jump on the bed so you could be petted and loved on your favorite blanket. We are so sad you are gone so quickly from our lives. We take comfort in knowing your spirit lives on in a peaceful happy place. Until we meet again on the other side of the rainbow bridge, you live on in our hearts.

Marjorie & Ken

Harley, you were such a special boy and will be dearly missed by us. Even though you lived two more glorious years after being diagnosed with your bone cancer, your memory will forever live on. Please protect your brother, Charger, at the Bridge, and play nice. We love you so much and you will be forever missed. We hope you had a safe and wonderful crossing and please don't ever forget us.

We love you so much, HarHar.

Dad
Mom
Baby Mitchell
and your boxer brother, Sampson

You are the best Harley

Jack

Harley died Sunday afternoon after a short battle with an infection. he died on the exam table at the vet's office as the vet was trying to lance an abscess where the infection had settled. they were afraid to put him out, because of his illness. he became frightened, as I held my sweet baby, and he had a heart attack. I know my life will never be the same without him.

He was my child, best buddy, and the sunshine of my life. I long to hold him now, once again, and see his sweet smile. I long to pet his head and feel him shiver with happiness. I long to see him jump and kick up his legs, turn in the air, with the simple reason that he could. I held him each night in bed with me as we both snoozed. he loved to snuggle under the covers, with his little head on my left arm and chest.

I want him to know that I feel like in letting the doctor try to lance the abscess without pain medicine I feel his death was my fault. at the time, I listened to her, desperate to make him better. now, I wander around the house sometimes, and it is so painful to see him in each room, that I just lay in bed and cry. please, if there is really a god who listens, tell Harley that I loved him more than I can say here. if I could have been sick instead of him, I would gladly have done that to save him, and give him more time of happiness. I miss you so much baby, please forgive me if I did the wrong thing for you. I'll love you forever.

mama

We will all miss your snores in the middle of the night and the way you seemed to take care of everyone around you. You had a way of knowing when someone was sad and a way to make that someone smile. I will always remember you with a smile. You were my best friend and I thank you for that.

Cyndi

All my hearts love forever, for my best friend and companion

Susan Quinn

Harley-

You were a very special part of our lives for 2 1/2 years. I don't have eloquent words for you just yet, but you know what my heart is feeling. We all miss you, even Oscar.

Love and kisses in your soft as silk fur.

Cathy

Thank you for sharing your life with me. You have made me a special person in that I had you, Harley, in my life. You gave me joy, love, compassion and companionship that I will cherish and carry forth in life, always having this memory to remember. I love you Harley

Chris

Some stars shine so very brightly, they burn out too fast. In honor of the happiest boy on earth, my beautiful Harley, forever four and a half.

Lorianne & Mat Upperman

Sweet Harmony, beautiful kitten and companion, you sat on the edge of the bathtub and dipped your feet in when I bathed, you woke me in the morning with a gentle kiss and meow, you purred me to sleep every night. I will miss you so, dear gentle soul, and I knew you wouldn't be here long, as you were such a precious, sweet, loving kitten. I cannot see any good that has come from your passing, I just hope that you are in a sweet place, where you can continue your chirping with the birds and dancing with the flowers. I am so sorry I went away and left you with strangers and I hope you didn't suffer when the car crushed your innocent being. I love you Harmony, and music will never be the same without you here. Thank you for spending your short life with me. You are always in my dreams and heart.

Tara

Harmony was a gentle giant. She protected the ones she loved all the time. Although she was big, she would never bite, even when something wrong went on. She loved everyone; family and friends.

~HARMONY, WE ALWAYS LOVED YOU AND WE WILL NEVER FORGET YOU~

Robillos Family

We miss you!

Lisa & Sean

May God bless our brave baby.

Zachary Gavin and Stephen Gonzales

Harry,
You brought love, joy, comfort, and friendship to the person that I cherish most. For that I want to thank you. You were a special little man and I'm glad I knew you.
Love You

George Hadesty

Our beloved Harry cat, brother to Fred dog; we all miss you! Although you were with us only a short time, we came to realize that you personified love and cool. You were always mellow and never failed to make us feel better with your larger than life purr. Our gentle giant, we can still hear that now distant soothing purr, feel that soft fur, and we miss you already! You never had an "attitude", got upset, hostile, met a stranger, or had a bad day. Everyone who knew you, fell in love with you instantly. You always set an example to make everyday, special. Our laps are empty and are hearts are sad, yet richer by having shared our lives together. Although we mourn our loss, we are blessed because you picked us. We won't forget our Harry cat, and know now more than ever; that love never dies. Thank you Harry for sharing your gift and life with us. We are blessed.

Bruce & Jane

Gosh, you were cute. You had such elegant black fur, and I loved that little stripe on your throat that looked like Wite-Out. It make you look like you were wearing a tuxedo. When Fred had to move to California, I was thrilled that I got to be the one to take care of you. I sure do miss you. I hope you like the tree we plant for you.

Jake

Hathaway was my wonderful "little boy" and I loved him very much. He was the first Himalayan I ever had, and made me fall in love with the breed. He was a beautiful cat, and was appropriately nicknamed "sexy man" by his "aunt." I was blessed to have him for 13 years - but it was a short 13 years. He brought joy and happiness into my life. I will miss him purring me to sleep while he slept on my pillow. I will miss him greeting me at the door and rolling over when I get home. I will miss him keeping my lap warm when I watch a movie. I will miss seeing his big blue eyes while I looked lovingly at him. I will miss him in so many ways. I know he went peacefully, and for that I am grateful. And I know he will be waiting for me when it's my turn to pass, and we will be together again. And this time forever.

Nadine Dintzer

It is way too painful for me to type too much of anything at this time, her death is so fresh in my mind still and my heart is aching far too much.

Hatchie, or Hats a Mats a Puddin' in Pie, is resting in peace after 23 years of being my faithful, loving companion. I had her as far as I have memories. I was there for her when we put her misery to an end. She was advancing into severe renal failure. She still had her faculties with her, but couldn't walk or visit the litter... it was the only fair thing to do for an animal that gave me so much during her time with me. She joins her sister, Neffer (Nefertiti) now. She will be forever missed and forever loved and forever a part of me.

Thank you for helping me pay tribute to Hatchie.

Jennifer Maycock

A top bun. Spent the last 4 years of her life with us and her partner Billy who she adored. Rest easy Hattie.

Dawn Whitaker

Hattie, we feel your silent presence now more than ever. We miss not seeing you in all your places, especially our bed at night. We miss feeling your purr next to us as we fall asleep. We grieve for your hello, your look, your comfort. love, us

May Harvey be happy and running with joy. We all miss him-he is a very special boy.

Ann

Hawk was the largest pup out of a litter of 9. But that wasn't the only reason I chose him, the way he looked at me, it seemed like he knew all about me. That never changed. We were somehow connected and he always seemed to know how to communicate to me what he wanted. He was the biggest German Shepherd I, or anyone who saw him had ever seen. Bear like, yet extremely agile Hawk was always obedient, loyal and always loving. He protected me when I needed protection, yet very affectionate to those he saw were welcomed by our home. He had Heart and I know that I will never have another dog like him. I miss him. He has even been in my dreams, gently lying his head on my lap looking at me with those loving gentle eyes. He will always be my bear, and always in my heart.

Alfa Vold

Hawkeye went to Doggie Heaven after a very brief bout of cancer. He went to Heaven in Tucson, Arizona, in a candle lit room in front of a roaring fire in the fire place with his mom, Tad and his cousin, Little Rags beside him. I loved that dog and miss him dreadfully. He was the best, he saved my life and I can't wait to see him again.

Tad Cheyenne Schutt

You're my little precious angel and I sure do miss you. You were my friend and my buddy for sixteen years. So we know each other pretty well. I'll never forget you. See you someday Love you

Jean Welborn

I love you my little princess.
Mom

Heather you always were my best friend and I will always love you to death. I'm so glad you are not in pain any longer. You were the best dog I could ever ask for. We have so many memories and I promise I will never ever forget any of them. Rest in peace my baby girl. I love you!
Love always,
Melanie

What a great dog you were. How could Melanie have ever had a better friend and protector than you? I can't tell you how much we already miss you. The house, garage, back yard, everywhere, it just isn't the same any more. How I miss you bouncing up and greeting us everytime we pulled into the garage, or to say goodbye as we were leaving. Please know how much we love you and hope to see you later on in our travels. Goodbye my friend!

Gary

She's chasing sunbeams again....

Michael J. Olah

To Hector.....a great friend, and a loving dog who knew never knew a stranger.
He will always be remembered and never forgotten...

Mary Anne and Dan

To our special baby....you always brought us love and joy. You set an example of gentleness and respect for everyone who knew you. We will miss you and love you always.

Jim and Jan

Today I saw my best friend off to the Rainbow Bridge. She taught me the FEELING of unconditional love, and unfaltering companionship. My children learned the true meaning of compassion and trust by Heidi. Tonight was one of the most spectacular sunsets Virginia has seen in many months, and I think it is Heavens' way of letting us know of her arrival, and those others that journeyed with her on this sad day. As a new friend told me today, the only grief our pets bestow us, is the grief we suffer on their day of passing. I will miss you Heidi.

Michelle Wolf

This is a wonderful tribute to our greatly loved four footed family members ~
I wish I had known about it before.

Jane Wall

Heidi graced this world for a short while but enriched my life immeasurably. I miss her so much, there is pain. She fought battle after battle against one affliction or another and won them all except the last one, I lost that one for her. The bridge awaits me Heidi, go and play and I will join you soon. I miss you, love you, and remain dedicated towards your well being no mater where that is. Rest easy little one, I will not be far away.

Jim Rejzek

Heidi was my first baby. She got me when I was pregnant with my now 19 year old son. She was there with me through a miscarriage, another human sister and she enjoyed the dirty diaper pail (yuck). Then she was there with me through my divorce and remarriage, moving, etc. Her last weekend of life, we went camping by the lake and her, Sadie (my other beagle) and I went to the lakeside and enjoyed the serenity of it all. When we got home that Sunday night, I know she didn't feel well, and the next day her and I both knew that we were taking our last car ride....It was one of saddest days of my life. I stayed with her until her heart stopped so that she wouldn't be without me on that cold table alone - she was always there with me, keeping me warm with her little furry body when I went through good and bad, that was the very least I could do for my "first baby". I know she's feeling better and waiting at the Rainbow Bridge for me...(she better be, right?). The bad thing is, I have four more dogs and four horses, and it will never be any easier, but she was my special child.

Lore Nufer Wenz

My precious baby girl. Mommy misses you so much. But I could not let you go on suffering. I know you made no sounds of pain, but I knew you were hurting. It was the hardest thing I have ever done in my life baby girl, I wish I could have gone with you. But you wait for me at the Bridge, I will be there someday and we will have a wonderful time. You were with me for the bad days and the good days, and for that I thank you and love you so much. And you new Daddy misses you, You know you were his angel. We will both be waiting for you at the Bridge.
Love ,
Mommy... (Mary Ann)
Daddy...(Hector)

You were our special happy little girl who we brought home with us almost 7 years ago. You filled up every room in our house with your joy. You loved life and lived your life to the fullest. You never lost your puppy love for playing with your frisbees, balls, chasing squirrels and looking for birdies in the back yard. You loved swimming in the pool and retrieving your frisbee and played for hours. You always had time to give us kisses and lots of love and attention. Your Aunt Sandy held a special place in your heart too! Our hearts are broken now but we look forward to reuniting with you at the Bridge and collecting all those wonderful kisses we've missed. You will always be in our hearts. Till we meet again our precious little Heidi... Love, Mom & Dad & Gretchen

HEIDI,
You were our "Big Girl" and we loved you dearly. You will always be in our hearts and memories. We had you 9 1/2 years and we treasure the good times together. You left many paw prints on our hearts and no one will ever take your place.

Donna Shepherd

Heidi, my little girl with the shining silver coat and even brighter shining eyes. Eyes so filled with love that a friend saw you looking at me one day and said, "I think she could just eat you up." The feeling was mutual, little girl. You gave me exactly 12 years and 4 months of pure, unconditional love. I can only pray that you got as much back from me. To others, you were a beautiful Miniature Schnauzer. To me, you were the light of my living. Our daily walks by the lake were the best moments of my life. We had so many adventures - many, too many, to talk about here. Honey, I had to let you go, because our friend, Tom the Vet, said the cancer was too bad and that you couldn't make it much longer and you were in pain. You came through the experimental surgery a month earlier just fine, and even romped through the house the Friday night before you left on Tuesday. Your courage and love are a standard that I can only pray to achieve. I try to keep thinking of you romping and playing and smelling the clover on the pretty side of the Bridge. But the tears come anyway. I long for the time that I will be able to hold you in my arms again and give you kisses on your little snooter. Heidi, my partner, I'm not whole without you. There are two little brothers here in the house now, little black and silver Mini Schnauzers, Max and Dutch. They were born the day before you made your journey. They, too, are my loves. And I know what you're saying -- "Yup, it took two boys to do my job". Well, darlin', they aren't doing your job, it's not possible. They have a special place in my heart, just as you. And, someday, they'll get to meet you. I may even see you first, but we'll all be together, as one, someday.
I love you, sweetie.
"Uncle Wayne" (Wayne Turner)

We all miss you so much. A piece of our hearts went with you. You will never be forgotten. All of our Love to you.

Gram, John, Connie, Bummer, Julie

The glorious Miss Petunia Von Piglet, I miss you so and I hope I did the right thing for you. See you in heaven.

Peggy

My Heidi was the best. She was smart, brave, full of humor, and always ready for a new adventure. She taught me many things: how to love, how to be loyal, how to be patient, and in the last year of her life she taught me how to put another's needs before my own.
I miss her and the deep joy she brought to my life.

Jane Mitchell

For my baby boy we miss you so much. For being such a big german shephard siberian huskie mix you were so gentle and sweet...you'll always be remembered and missed our baby boy....we still cry for you and miss you so much with all our love Mommy Daddy and Kathy Billy and Jimmy

To my sweet, sweet baby in heaven, you are in heaven a few hours now with grandma & your sisters Weenie, Scorpio, Sally and your brother Zachary. We at home will miss you too.. your brother Walter and your sisters Duncan, Spooky & Ms Kitty will miss you terribly.
You are my Angel Baby now, you were always so soft, and loved to cozy up on my lap and sleep between my legs.
I will miss that more than you will ever know.
My beautiful Helen... be peaceful and know that you are loved by all who knew you. I remember the first time I saw you in my yard and you were hungry I fed you and decided to bring you inside to be part of our family. So I'm sorry for crying so much last night as I held you and knew you had to go, as the gentle snow fell outside our window where you loved to bask in the sunshine...
... I Love You Helen .....

Hemingway was a very special furbaby and had the extra toes like the "Hemingway" cats in Key West. I will miss him.

Trisha

Our beautiful furry baby Henry was taken from us suddenly, along with a big piece of our heart. He was not even 2 years old. We are thinking of him all the time and hope that he is safe and well in heaven and not pining for us. Henry was a rescued Pointer. We only had him for 1 year. But that 1 year was so full of love and joy. We wish it hadn't come to an end. We had 3 wonderful doggy holidays with Henry in that time in Cornwall. This time last week, we didn't know that our time with Henry was drawing to a close. How dark these days are without you Henry. You are with us in our hearts for always, until we can cuddle once more together. Night night 'ittle boy Mushki. Keep safe.

Tania

Henry passed away suddenly this morning at the too-young age of four years. Henry, we got you to the vet as fast as we could, but you were gone already. Daddy and Mommy and Cabernet love you very much -- you know that.

We thought you would be with us for many more years. We are so happy for the time you spent with us. We love you very, very much.

Mommy, Daddy, and Cabernet

Henry was my sons' first furry pet and the loss is especially hard. He will continue to be loved & will be missed. We are glad that his passing was painless & that he will be forever young, healthy & happy. We'll see you again but until then know you are in our hearts.

Cariann, Alex, Mamou, Papa & Kali

Hercules was hit by a speeding car. He was my precious baby. I loved him so much and he will always be remembered.

Natalie Baarham

Our Sweet little Hercules/Shikimona we miss you so much.
We hope that where you are now is a wonderful
place and That you are in no more pain.
We hope that you are free and happy.
Thank you for the most beautiful memories
and the most fun times you gave us.
You came into our lives and changed it forever.
Thank you. We will love you and cherish
every moment spent with you forever
we love and miss you with every fiber of our being
We wish you were here..

Zen and Kishore

When we found you on our doorstep, we knew you were heaven-sent. You were an angel in our lives and brought us endless amounts of happiness. We love and miss you terribly.

Alison Brown and Joe Furey

Hermes without you my heart aches and the tears don't stop.
Go now to that green meadow and play in the sunshine and soon we will be together again.
I love you

Taraalex

We love you and miss you Hershey. You were such a good boy!

Dave and Donna

We couldn't have asked for a better dog. She was so warm and lovable, funny and usual, well - behaved and sometimes naughty. We'll miss her dearly.....

Lisa and Beau

I loved him, and will miss him forever.

Amy Courtney

He was a good, friendly doggy...I loved Him a lot, although I was the third owner...I bought Him when He was seven years old, but He became my family Member as soon as He arrived in my house...I miss Him a lot...His good eyes looking at me, His sweet face and small, funny nose...

Dorota Kosciowska

I will always love Hippity, he means the world to me. I can hardly bare to be with out him. In Loving Memory of Hippity.

Shannon Beer

Hiyou, my beloved 41/2 month old kitten went to the bridge last week. Words cannot say, little one, how much you are loved and will be forever missed. Mommy

Hobart was a tough guy with a mooshy heart. I adopted him when he was 6 from the Portland Humane Society in 1995--I knew that he was the cat for me because when I opened his cage, he climbed on my shoulder and draped himself around my neck. He was so handsome in his formal black and white suit and beautiful green eyes. And his personality--even people who didn't like cats liked him. Hobart went to live with parents two years because I thought he would be safer in a small town than in the big city---he always liked to wander, no matter how hard I tried to keep him inside. Hobart has been missing since 4/7/01. We believe he was killed by a coyote. It breaks my heart to know I will never hear his meow again, or feel his fur, or see him play with his string toy again. I miss him so much.

Nelcie Jorgensen

Dear Hobbes:
We picked you out of a litter of 10 Golden Retrievers. We knew from the start that you very very special. You were my soul mate....always there for me with a softness and magic understanding. After two years, you developed epilepsy, but we loved all the more. We feel so blessed to have shared 12 years of your life....you touched us all. I cry often about your last month of bad health, suffering from a brain tumor; but you fought it with grace and dignity until the end. I am sooo sorry if you suffered at all Hobbes. We had hope that you might be able to conquer it, so we never gave up. I pray everyday that you are pain free and in a happy place. I can see you running through the meadows, swimming in the lakes and oceans, rolling in the snow, and playing tug-a-war with other friendly critters. I look forward to a day when I can pet your soft coat, hug your warm body and look into your wise and gentle eyes. I miss you everyday and can't seem to stop the crying. Of course the whole family mourns your passing, but Hanna is lost without you. She always had you to follow around and be company to her. She looked up to you Hobbes. We are going to get another puppy soon. We are hoping that will give a boost in her spirit. She will have her work cut out for her as she helps us raise a little one. We can never REPLACE you, but we feel we have a lot of love to offer a new puppy. Please look over us Hobbes and continue to bless us with your spirit and soul. We will LOVE you forever.

Cindy and family

Hobbes was the undisputed King of the household. He was the first cat I'd ever shared a home with, though 2 others quickly followed. Hobbes liked other people well enough...enough to allow them to scritch him and admire him for a bit, but I was his one and only. I have never been so unconditionally loved by any being, 2 legged or 4, than I was by Hobbes. The feeling was mutual. He fell asleep with me every night and was there every morning when I awoke. If I was outside the house, he'd be in a window meowing at me to come inside with him where I belonged. If I was inside, he followed me from room to room. Time went by way too quickly when Hobbes got sick. I wish I could take back every time I was too busy to pay attention to him when he asked for it. I wish I could bury my face into his fat, furry back just one more time. My Doodle, my poopykitty, my little Hobbie Doo.....you were the best friend I've ever had. We miss you terribly. Even Calvin and Metaxa who don't have the slightest clue how to act now that the King Cat is gone.

Nancy Dodson

We will miss all three of you, all three of you were a BIG part of our lives and will be missed everyday of our lives until we meet on Rainbow Bridge.

Terese and Juanita

Hobie was by my side continually day and night all 16 years of his life. Losing him was like losing a son. I still miss him very much but know he is at peace and pain free!!
I miss you Hobie, and will see you again!!!
MOM

to my favorite frisbee and beach buddy...you will remain in my heart forever....with love,

Debi McDade

Doggie Heaven
(for Tori from Dad, February 14, 2001)

What trees there are
in heaven are unguarded
and happy to be blessed
with canine boisterousness.
The bones in heaven
long for chewing
and seek out
a puppy's favorite bowl.
Petting is forgiven,
and small animals love
to be chased.
Wrinkles
are
appreciated,
and the grass
springs
softly
between
doggie toes.
Where Ho is now
sadness never goes.
He loves
and is loved
by everyone
he knows.
The tears
we shed
for him
here
matter,
especially those
of little girls.
They gather
and swirl
in eddies
and settle
in his heart
like pearls.
'How lucky I am,'
he barks,
'to be loved
by one
special
little girl
whose light
makes heaven
as bright
with love
as it did
my world
below.'

Hocus Pocus was my little girl, She was 12 years old and had diabetes for 7.
She gave me nothing but pure happiness, she had a heart of gold. She managed to touch everyones heart who knew her.
She lost he courageous battle yesterday, I have 3 other furbabies, which I love with all my heart.
But Hocus was my special little angel, I know she is at the Rainbow Bridge no longer in pain.
Till we meet again my little special girl, mommy misses you so very much

Jacqueline Szabo

We have had Hogan ever since we can remember! He was about 4 years when He came to live with us! He always loved to play with green balloons, so today after He crossed over the rainbow bridge, we let 6 green balloons float off into Heaven so that He would have His toys to play with! We watched them go high into the clouds and said a special prayer for Him! He was a major part of our lives and will always remember Him and the joy He brought to our lives!

Becky & Darlene Crawford

Hogan was a friend to everyone. He was a therapy dog and touched many people in many ways. He died suddenly from an infection and we are completely lost without him.

Jeanmarie

To my best friend,

The moment I saw you, I knew you and I were going to be best friends for life. I had been wishing and dreaming for you to come along all my life. Even on your AKC records, I had named you "After All" because I was blessed to have you in my life after all the time I waited for you. I called you Hogan, because my dad's favorite show was Hogan's Heros and when I saw you, you were my hero. You were the most beautiful German Shepard I had ever seen, and people would always stop me and tell me how much they admired you. When I would take you to the vet's for your checkups, the staff loved to have you there. They couldn't believe how gentle you were and how forgiving. You never left my side and you even slept next to me every night. Several times a night you would get up and check out "our" kids and then come back to me, bury your nose into my neck to make sure I was still all right, then go back to sleep. I knew you could always tell when I needed a hug. I also know you were telling me right after you passed that you loved me when I heard a song on the radio by the Moody Blues saying, "And I love you". And I love you, too, dear friend. I will love you forever.

Carol and Family

Hogarth was such a chubby chunk as a puppy. His overwhelming confidence and conviction that the whole world was in love with him made one think of Louis XIV, hence was called "The Sun Pug."

He died suddenly of a reaction to his first booster shot.

May Hogie and Woody (his dear Boarder Collie mix friend) play pug-of-war forever at Rainbow Bridge.

Eileen Wojdula

Joy was a proud and beautiful girl. She was the last one of our past twenty-five years of owning Alaskan Malamutes. They are all deeply missed.

Sue and Michelle Worley

Holli was a best friend to me, and to her brother Cricket. I know she died some time ago, but I still miss her so much. No one seems to understand it, they say she was "just a cat". She was never just a cat to me. She was my child and although I tried the best I could, I couldn't save her from Liver Disease. I still feel so sorry for not being able to save her life, I feel there should have been something I could do...and I hope she doesn't hate me for failing.

Ker Chapman

Holly was an abandoned dog that I got from a customer of mine. She was about 3 months old. She was the best dog anyone could have ever asked for. She was great with the kids, loved to play and run in the woods. She always brought a smile to my face every time I looked over at her. When I was sick, she would lay with me in bed...wouldn't leave me for a second! She was the best friend that anyone needed. I will miss her forever! Even though it has been several months, I still get tears in my eyes when I think about her. I wonder if she misses me as much as I miss her?

Holly came to live with us November 15th of 1999. She was the runt of the litter of Jack Russell Terrier puppies that Ben and Russ begged me to come and see. As soon as we walked in the door, she came right over to Ben and when he picked her up, she kissed him. It was a done deal. She was his.

Holly must have been the most relaxed Jack Russell ever. She was happy just to be with us, never letting us out of her sight. She "power napped" with Russ in the afternoons and cuddled with Ben each night. And when I worked in my office, she lay in the doorway, either protecting me or ensuring I didn't get out on her.

Holly loved people and enamoured everyone who met her. Holly loved her ball. She ran with the ball all over the yard (or the house in the winter) and she could even play catch with you, which won first prize in the "Funniest Trick" category at the Barrie Canine Connections Agility Demonstrations. Holly became a star on the agility team with Ben as her handler, the youngest handler on the team. Holly loved agility; she couldn’t wait to get out on the course whether it was a practice or a demonstration. She loved Hope, one of her teachers at Barrie Canine Connections and her doggie-sitter when we went somewhere we could not take Holly.

Holly suffered a brain aneurysm Friday July 20, 2001 while we visited with Russ’ family at his sister’s cottage just north of Bowmanville. Her hind legs became wobbly first and then her front legs. Russ and I rushed her to the veterinary hospital immediately but while on the way, she slipped into a coma that she could not recover from. We left her in the care of the doctor and staff while we returned to the cottage to get Ben and then together, the three of us enveloped Holly in our love and said good-bye.

Holly is gone but will never be forgotten. Her spirit of unconditional love will always be with us. We know we were lucky to have Holly with us even for such a short time. We know that with time our hearts will be less heavy and our tears will be less frequent. But our love for her will never fade.

Ben Aldebert

Holly, our dear girl, you brought us so much love and joy. You were the best pal through all the tough times. We are going to miss you so much. Wait for us little snook, we'll be looking for you when its our turn to go.
We love you.....Sweet Angels take good care of our dear Holly.

Pauline & John

Holly was a very special little cat. She was always alert, lively, ready to play, eat, get into mischief, have fun and lovey-dovey with us. She had incomparable spunk and sportiness. Even in illness, even before dying she showed these characteristics by finding ways to adapt around her growing lameness. She still tried to be sporty and game for anything.

Even on her last day, she still tried so very hard, but simply couldn't do it anymore. She chirped to each of us in her signature lovely voice, saying goodbye. We agreed it was time for her to go to the great mousing fields in the feline sky. Rest in peace, our sweet little darling. We will always love and remember you. Olya and George

My dearest Holly,

You came to me as a special friend to help me through my grief of losing my Sammi. You were my first rescue dog. I loved you dearly as soon as you were brought to my door. I didn't know that your time with me would be so short, but I cherished every moment that I had with you. You were older than we originally thought, but I hoped for a miracle that would make you live forever. After sister Suzi died in September, you were there for me to help me through those horrible days. So soon after she died, I noticed a large lump in your mammary gland. We tried to take it out, but you didn't like the anesthesia. We were so optimistic, thinking it wasn't going to get you down. When we discovered the tumor on your heart, we knew your time was short, but didn't know it was that short! I took you in to see the doctor only 10 days before you left us and things looked really good. All of a sudden, that horrible tumor grew and you were growing weaker. Then my dear friend Jody died suddenly (Aunt Jody to you). Christmas weekend you had your last "Hoorah." You couldn't even walk on the day of Jody's memorial and I knew I had to let you go. It was truly one of the blackest days of my life. You were Jody's favorite and I know you just wanted to comfort her, so you picked that day to leave. I will always love you, my dear Holly. I am so grateful that you were in my life. Please have fun at the Bridge with Suzi & Sammi and watch over Jody for us. Someday, we will all meet again.

Love,
Mom
(Geri Chaney)

I can remember playing with Hollywood when I was 3 years old. He was the first dog I ever knew. He wasn't my dog he belonged to my uncle. But I visited him as much as I could. After a while he was left with my aunt. He went for a normal trip to the vet's office. But this time was different from the other times, normally he would get a clean bill of health. But this time he found a tumor. He had surgery and everything seemed to be going fine. But one day he lost the battle with cancer. We had a funeral for him in my aunt's backyard. I love and miss Hollywood every day but I know that someday we will be reunited across the rainbow bridge.

Elizabeth

On the 24th of March 2000. I lost one of my very best friends his name was HOMER. He was a absolute incredible family member I was so lucky to have him as my friend and companion. Myself and my other best friend EINSTIEN - White German Shepherd miss HOMER tremendously.

HOMER was a beautiful white Pit Bull with brown ears and a brown patch over one eye, his fur felt like silk. He was lively, friendly he loved other dogs and people. Everyone who was fortunate enough to meet HOMER, knows what a fun dog he was. He had the cutest personality and everyone loved to play with him.

I helped my friend HOMER pass over to the Rainbow Bridge that sad sad morning of March 24, 2000. I held him and talked to him and laid down beside him and wept for such a long long time. My HOMER boy had Hemangiosarcoma, this is a silent killer of large breed dogs and is very hard to detect. Once detected it is usually to late, and time with your friend is limited. It's been almost a year and I still say hello to HOMER every morning and I still weep for him. I wrote a poem for HOMER, and would like to share it with you.

LITTLE DID I KNOW

When I first saw you, little did I know.
How my love for you would grow.
You were my true and honest friend, you loved me for me and nothing else.
Your love was so unconditional and true.
Little did I know.

You met me every day with a wag of your tail, and a smile on your face.
You showered me with kisses daily.
I took them gladly and gave them back.
You walked beside me each and every day.
Little did I know.

You knew my every mood, and did your best to make me feel better.
Your love was so innocent and true.
If you were bad and I scolded you, you would pout for awhile.
Then you would ever so slightly brush against me, and wait for a sign that it was okay.
Little did I know.

I was so proud of you, and looked forward to each day we had together.
You loved the sunshine, and even the snow.
You were such a comfort to me.
I loved you so much, and always will.
Little did I know.

I go for walks and you're not there.
But, in my heart I sense your presence.
I know that you're walking beside me in spirit and soul.
I cherish the time we had together.
Little did I know.

You're resting now, and healthy again.
I miss you so much.
I will always remember you, and your faithful love for me.
I will smile each time I say your name, and think of you.
Little did I know.

Little did I know.
How hard it would be to let you go.

In memory of Homer
September 10, 1990 March 24, 2000
Copyright © Linda Morgan

Honey was my pet when I was a little girl, I grew up with her for a few years but she was taken from me when she was hit by a car right in front of my family and me one night. It wasn't the driver's fault, Honey ran across the road when she saw us. I was about 6 years old at the time and it affected me deeply- so much that I hardened my heart against all animals and refused to have a special pet again... until I was adopted by a young tabby cat who turned up in my yard 10 years ago. I named him CC and he has been a wonderful pet for me and my family. My boys have been growing up with him and adore him as he does them. I hope that when CC's time finally comes that the Rainbow Bridge will give my boys the hope to continue loving and caring for pets and not miss out the way I did because of my pain.

Our beloved Honey was never considered just a pet to us. She was always one of our family and we thought of her as our own child. She was involved in every aspect of our lives and we adored her. Honey was the sweetest, gentlest soul we ever knew and her sole purpose in life was to be with us and make us happy. All of our family and friends loved her, too. Everyone who met her loved her. We will cherish all of our precious memories of her and never, ever forget the joy she brought to our lives.

Steve, Janet and Natalie Nissenson

A loving kitty for over 15 years, Honey will be greatly missed in our lives.

The Blume Family

Honey was my life. I can't see how I am suppose to go on w/ out her. She was everything to me. I still can not believe she is gone. I miss her more and more everyday. I saved her from an abusive owner when she was 4 years old. She got ill and we did all we could for her. Never did find out exactly what was wrong with her. She just kept getting worse. One night she even started to have seizures. Something she had never had. By the next morning she was just looking as if she was suffering. She couldn't stand, hardly sit, no energy, and could hardly breath. She no longer wanted to eat or drink. I had to have her put to sleep. God it killed me. Still does.
She was my shadow, she was my child. My heart hurts, I feel empty.
Honey you loved me far more than any human is worthy of and for that I thank you. I miss you, I love you.

Corey

I loved you so very much!!!!

Maxine Hirschel

Honey, You've been gone a year and a half now but never forgotten. You were the product of an unplanned parenthood but I couldn't have gotten a better companion or watchdog if I had planned it. From the first time I saw you in that wicker laundrybasket with all your litter mates I knew you were mine. I picked you up and you just nuzzled my neck and sighed and I was in love. You were only a month old then and I remember marking your little tummy with a black permanent marker so everyone would know you were spoken for. The next 11 1/2 years we were always together. When I found out about the cancer I was devastated...when the medication was no longer keeping away the pain I made the decision to have you put down. After all you had given me I couldn't stand to see you in pain...but it hurt so much. I think of you often and remember all the good times we shared.

Carol Jenks

Honey, away from your cage, you were such a wonderful bird. With your duck and chicken imitations, you always made everyone laugh. Although we tried, there wasn't anything we could do to make you better. We miss you and will never forget you.

Lois & Jim

To my Honey Bear-you will live on in my heart. Thank you for being part of this family for 8 years. You were truly our friend and therapist. You knew with silent understanding when I needed cheering up and there is no better therapist than a dog licking your face or feet! I am sorry that I was not there when you lost your battle with diabetes which we had fought for one and a half years. I had no idea that you were in liver and kidney failure that last week. I take comfort knowing that I will see you at the Rainbow Bridge and together we will cross into Heaven never again to be separated.
Goodbye my dear companion and friend.

The Ebels
Tom, Diane, Ashleigh and Alyssa

Honey Bear you were the best dog ever, you were always with us in our times of need and now we miss you handsome sweet face. Meg misses you and is waiting for you. Your favorite spot to sleep won't ever be the same. We love you!!

Lynne Tom and The Boys

On May 17, 1997, my Mother passed away. Her beautiful Yellow Lab, "Honey Bun" came to live with me. My precious "Bun" had many health problems, but because of her great courage, and the grace of God, she continued on. Two months ago, I began to notice a difference in her. I could tell she was declining. A number of times during the last several months, she would be sound asleep on one of her many beds, and all of a sudden, she would sit straight up, get such a happy look on her face, and her tail would wag and go in circles wildly. After a minute or so, she would lay down and go back to sleep. I knew that my Mother was here to see her. Three weeks ago, her condition became much worse. I took her to the Vet every 2-3 days. They are wonderful Doctors, and did everything they possibly could for her. On Sunday, June 24, I was mowing grass, and came around the back of the house with the mower. I glanced up at the deck, and my Mother was sitting in one of the chairs, looking out over the woods. I knew she had come for her "Bun." Last Saturday, June 30, after fighting valiantly and courageously, my beautiful "Honey Bun" went home to be with my Mother. She could no longer walk, and refused all food. The Doctors told me they 'might' be able to buy her time until Monday or Tuesday. Because I loved her so, and I knew my Mother was waiting for her across the Rainbow Bridge, I let her go. My heart is broken. I loved her so much. I know she is with my Mother, and I know that when the day comes that I walk across the Rainbow Bridge, my "Bun" and my Mother will be there waiting for me. Stephanie

Honey Bunny was a beautiful, soft girl, mischievous, and smart. The Bunny-Kids and I love you dearly.

Marna Bastian

All Creation Groans

So long for now, my Honeybunny
I know you had to go
We lived together for just two months
But illness brought you low
It hurts right now to think of you
In all your bunny charm
But keeping you here even one more day
Would do no good-just harm
Let me think of you now, hard as it is
Stretched out in a corner of the room
Silly Girl, don't be scared, can't you just let me groom?
Your lovely fur, here brown, there white
I love to stroke and touch
But most of all those floppy ears
Oh Honeybunny, I MISS YOU SO MUCH!
Some day soon, I promise Bunny
I'll grow weary, too.
And when I lay these bones to rest
I'll come to stay with you.
Until that time, when we play once more
In your green green grassy home,
The wages of sin is death, I know
And all creation groans.

Thank you all for indulging me in my sorrow.

Love
Elisa

"January Woman"
By Trisha

January Woman,
A honey-colored dog.
Honey January Woman,
Walks with a smile.

Miss January Woman,
A bounce in her step,
Honey January Woman, we love you.
You're our January dog.

January Woman,
Came on a January day.
Honey January Woman,
She came to stay.

Miss January Woman,
Filled our hearts with joy.
Honey January Woman, we love you.
Sweet January dog.

Oh, January Woman,
God called your name.
Now our heart's are heavy;
You've gone away.

Precious January Woman,
We miss you so.
Honey January Woman, we love you
Forever, January dog.

May there be angle to guide you over the bridge.

Run and stomp in the fresh green grass, smell the flowers and lay in the warm sunshine.

We love you Hope!

Andi, Tasha, and Bubba!

My HOPE ...my little feral kitten that I raised from birth...you will always be with us and someday we will see you again at the bridge!!

Pennie Mitchell

Best friend through the darkest time. Special companion to Molly Brown, who died the day after, always together.

Michael F

Beloved Family member

Brenda, Rober, Jason and Justin Matthew

Hopscotch was a special gift from God. I loved her so, and she loved me. She brought me so much joy. I'll miss her forever.

Mary Williams

Much loved, never forgotten, mommy's baby boy.

Janet Schroeder

Hosette, we love you very much and miss you each day. Your brother Hose is here following us around everywhere and keeping us company now that you have been gone. Soo much reminds us of you and we have many funny and loving memories of you with us. "lap cat", roll over and show us you furry belly when we come in the door, kneading our abdomens before finally lying down, "what a beautiful cat", showing Rascal who's bossin this house, shrimp and crab meat, sharing strawberry shakes, "ok i'm ready"......and many more wonderful memories. we hope you did not suffer the last few weeks, we tried our best to help you and gently love you all we could. we hope and pray you are happy and playing again now. stay beautiful munchkin, stinky girl, our little girl we love and miss very much!!!

Jim and Diane

You walked into my life a abandoned cat with bloody ears and you instantly changed my life. I loved and cared for you for 5 years. I will always remember your gentleness and devotion you gave to me. I miss you terribly and I'm very sad. After all the sadness and pain - I'm so glad you came into my life. I love you, and will see you later. Donnie

It was more difficult than words can say for us to make the decision that we had to make about your life. You were once energetic, vibrant and full of life, but as time went on, you became lethargic and listless, and we knew we had to say goodbye to you. We hope you realize that the decision we made was one that we felt brought your life to a peaceful close. We arranged things so that you would not have any pain nor suffering. And we wanted to remember you the way you were, not the way you would have become had we not made the decision when we did. And now that you are gone, we miss you more than you will ever know. But we hope that you are in a better place, that you have found peace and that you are looking down upon us. Not a day goes by that we don't think about you. May you rest in peace and may you know in your heart that you will never ever be forgotten by us. We love you, Hot Dog.Love Always and Forever,Mom, Dad, Laura & Boise

Mr. Rod,

Twelve years ago when I said I wanted an orange and white kitty, God was listening and sent you to me. I will never forget your "airplane ears" when you would let out one of your squeeky little meows, or how you would scowl at Dad when he played with your tail. Night time is the hardest for both me and Dad, as you were our little bed buddy. I know you are at the bridge with Prinny and we will see you both again someday.

We love you and miss you Hot Rod,

Kevin and Terri Bauer-Rizzo

In loving memory of the sweetest and most gentle dog we spoiled and loved for 5 short years.

Liz and Brandy

Lily my lovely black face sweet breath girl, I miss your gentle soul your cheek offered to me in love; my precious best friend, I love you sweet girl.

Di Murray

It is nearly birthday time, my love, and I miss you so. One long year has been and gone, still I try to carry on, I miss your beautiful black face, your sweet cheek offered in love for me to kiss, your being always there when I needed you, I miss you my precious girl, new ones have come but you are still my best, best girl. I will get through this I know, but the pain is still so fresh and it still hurts so much, everyday I think of you and wish you love. love mama HOTSANDWALKER LILIAN GISH 09/05/96--12/05/00. God needed a good girl that's why he took you.

Di Murray

Dear Houston, I'm so sorry for yelling at you for tearing holes in my socks, or eating the heads off my barbies. I know now that you just wanted someone to pay attention to you and to play. You were, are, and always will be a very special dog. You were my first dog, and I want you to know that I will never have the kind of friendship we had with another pet as long as I live. I'm very sorry for not realizing how much pain you were in, I hope that you are now at peace wherever you are. I love you very much and I will never, ever forget you.

Buffy Brave

A very special girl who has left a big hole in my heart. Loved always.

Annie

To our beloved Hubba, our "Special Girl" -
You will remain in our hearts forever.

Sheryl Johnson

Hubie was our little "snoot." We loved him and he added a lot of happiness to our lives.

Jacki, Jim, Pete and Evie Miller

You were the most loving, best lap cat. We miss you so much. Thank you for the happiness you brought us while you were here.

Love, Mommy & Daddy

Hudini was our little furry Shithead . We are missing him very much. We are thinking about him every day. And we hope that he is now in a good place .

Silvia & Larry

Hudnut was our loyal friend and we will love and miss him forever.

Don and Mary Mullins

Still missing you two fatsos after all this time. You were are our Fellas and our Pals. We have two new Fellas now (Doctor Colossus and Bender - they love food too!) but we still think of you loads...

That shooting star Andy saw was definitely for you!

Until we meet again... :) XXXXXX

Huey Jos. was the best pet anybody could ask for...we miss him terribly, especially at Christmas, his favorite holiday!! Toby, Scooter and Yogi miss him too...he was so much fun. He was terribly ill and passed away in his favorite spot...our bed...I know that was what he wanted when the time was right...Every single day of our lives we talk to him and about him...our lives will forever be blessed because of our little boy, Huey Jos. -- Rest in peace my baby -- WE LOVE YOU xoxoxox Mommy

To Hugo, our gentle giant, the last member of our Husky clan. May he find peace and happiness romping with Bat, Squiggy, Dozer & Echo in puppy heaven.

Rick & Kathy Senick

You were the biggest kitten, even if you were a greyhound. The way you rolled your eyes, and disappeared when you were naughty, only to reappear as a "different" dog, the way you loved hot peppers and shrimp, and always stole our food off the plate -- we still miss it! Hope you catch the rabbit!

Erik & Lonne Martinec and Travis Frey

Hungry Joe showed up one day, he just came in through the cat door in the kitchen and stayed for the next thirteen ears. He was a great mouser. He was an outdoor cat that came in to eat and sleep on my bed during the day. I loved the way he always would greet me when I came home from work, tail up and then a roll over onto his back. He was a big cat, long and very strong. When he played with me he would play hard. Hungry was hit by a car on the morning of 10-11-01. When I found his body on the side of the road he gave one last purr as I picked him up. Hungry said goodbye to me, and as I write this the tears well up in my eyes. God bless you Hungry Joe. I will miss you. Love Bob Goga

Hunny was the baby of our Shih Tzu named Snoop. She was a very special and loving little dog. She made us laugh and brought such joy to our lives. She left us tragically by being hit by a car. Her quirky personality and unconditional love for us is so terribly missed. She will always hold a special place in our hearts. I look forward to that reuniting at the Rainbow Bridge.

Sandy Hunter

To my three best friends- Kaissa, Hunny and Ivan. Now you are all together again- the mom dog and her twinnies. It was hard to let each of you go but I knew you were trusting me to know when you were too tired. I hope you will smother me with kisses when I meet you again.

Pam Thomson

Hunny was a very special kitty, I love her more than anything and will meet her at the bridge, love Amanda

Amanda Knight

Hunter was strong and brave to the end; thankfully he went quickly. He was our baby. We love him and miss him so much. We will see ya later Hunter.

Wendy and Bill Diffey

To Hunter
Our Best Friend.

Busbee

Hunter, may your spirit be at peace and run happy and free. You never need to fear human contact again. No one ever taught you how to love, but you were a good boy to me for the short time I knew you. I wish you could have stayed, but be happy being met by all the furbabies I've asked to meet you at the bridge. Especially Lydia. She will be your guide until we all arrive.
Much love, Hunter,
Kathy

Hunter was only in our house for a very short time but he quickly became part of the family. He was taken away from us quickly due to complications of the disease FIP. He will be missed terribly but will remain in our hearts forever.

Heather Anderson

Missing you Husker

Bill Spore

Husky,

You're mischievous and naughty at times but whenever I call upon you, you return unconditionally. When I scolded you, you never retaliate. Whenever I tease you, you enjoy it.
The love is complete, unforgettable and boundless. I really hope that you are here again with me. Perhaps you are now in a wonderful place with no sadness and illness. With all your favourite Foods around. The only thing I would ask for is hope that you're Happy wherever, whenever you are. There will never be another you Husky, you're the one and only one.
My only Only only love in my whole entire life!

With lots of memories, your loving owner (Andrew).