Kacie thru Kyra

My "girlfriend," my "piglet,"
my "Trail Buddy."
I love you,
and you will be missed.
You were my friend, my life,
my joy, and my protector.
This is my goodbye to you.
You are in a better place now.
When it is my turn, I will join you,
and we will play again.

I love you, Goodbye.

Your Mommy
Blondy

Kadi was the best puppy in the whole world. She was only 3 months old but she could sit, stay, and almost play fetch. I loved her and I miss her and I wish she could come back to me but I know she can't.

Bekah Engle

Kaffir,

Mommie, Daddie, Michael & Elizabeth miss you dearly. The house just isn't the same any more. Everywhere we look, we think your coming around the corner; we realize your not. Our hearts are hurting; we will never forget you. You are one of a kind and very special to us. We're going to miss those kiss's you gave us. Daddie misses when he goes upstairs to shower and to the bathroom and you followed behind (practically in front of him!) WE LOVE YOU MUSH, MUSH KITTY!!!

Rick & Carolanne Stephens

Kah-Lah, I wish i knew what to say. Had you for only a short time, but yet this hurts sooo much. By chance you came to me, and so tragically you have left. Already I miss you so much. I promise never to let go of the memories you gave me, and even more so I promise I will take good care of your daughters. Everyone who travels on this road now will know you died at that spot. And now, when i go up the hill, it will never be the same - because i knew you will be nearby. We LOVE you, and we wont forget. xxoo Janelle & Stu... Angel & Trixie.

Kahlua, I love you very much and you are missed so very much still. Cindy

Cindy Richardson

Kahlua, my chocolate moosie, I miss you so much. The house is so empty without you here. I will never forget all the joy you brought me, your soft, velvet ears, your "tired bark", or you bed hopping and messing all of our beds! You will always have a special place in my heart. Nothing can ever replace you. I love and miss you Ku-Ku. Until we meet again....

Beth Coltin

I will always love my little budgie Kain. She was the life and spirit of my other birds, and I loved her dearly. It was sad to see her go, but I know she is in a better place. RIP Kain, I love you.

Anuj

Kaiser..to the whisper in your eyes..your life forever engraved in my heart

Tammy

Thank you for being my faithful & special friend.
Until we meet again...I love you!

Suzie Dorisio

Never forget how vibrant, lively and lovely you are.

Karen Cai

Kal, my best friend and protector. Although you told me it was time to go, it doesn't make this easier. I miss you so, but I know that Portia was calling you to play. She must have been lonely at the bridge and tired of waiting. May you two run and play together until we meet again.

To my queen mother of the little ones you will be forever missed and always loved

Parks Family

Kali, I know mommie wasn't the best mommie in the world to you during your lifetime. But I have learned from my mistakes. Hope you have learned to forgive me. And when we meet again, I want to show you all the love I can give now. Please keep Banchee company. And watch over Lazarus, Carma-latte' and I, because you are the matriarch of the family and we need your watchful eyes. Love you, baby!

Meowmie to both cats - Angelina

Kali, resterai sempre nel cuore di Zia Graziella che tanto ti ha voluto bene.
Eri stata tanto sfortunata, abbandonata tre volte, ma con noi avevi trovato una famiglia. Ci mancherai molto.
Perchè sei morta? Ce lo chiederemo sempre finchè non ci rivedremo sul ponte dell'arcobaleno......
Zia Graziella e Loredana

Today was so hard for me. I love you so much. You fought hard and I know your time was up on this earth. I hope you did not suffer too long, that I did not wait too long, wanting you to be with me. You have been the best cat I could ever want. You gave me so much love and devotion. You were like no other. I will miss all the funny things you did, like carrying my shoes, your meows, and your Elvis lip. But mostly I will miss your kisses, the feel of your fur, you lying against me and the way that you loved me. Someday I hope that we will be together again, that time will disappear, and we will never be apart again. I love you Kallie girl. Always know how much I love you.

Lisa

Kanessa was are first Ferret we got her when a friend no longer wanted her so we took her in thinking that if she turned out to be a bad Ferret we could get rid of her but she turned out to be the sweetest ferret I have seen and she got us hooked she was one of the only ferrets I have that would come to anything and it was a Chinese nail puzzle you would pick them up and clang them together and she would come running. she will be dearly missed.

Derek & Christina Feldman

Our sweet little Kara had to be put to sleep because of congestive heart failure. She was the dearest, most kind and loving companion and friend to our whole family. She gave us so much love and devotion. I especially grew very close to her in the last several years. I could talk to her and I could tell she understood my every word. We miss her so much. We told her we loved her and kissed her good-bye, but I still feel so guilty for having her euthanized. I know it was best for her, since she was suffering so. I know that we had to give her a peaceful ending and not one that allowed her to suffer in pain. Kara was one of a kind. She was our little angel. We will never, ever forget her. We can't wait to see her at the Rainbow Bridge. My darling Kara, we love you more than anything and pray that you know that. Good-bye my darling.

Celeste Bowman

Words are so hard just now.... I just miss her so much.

Jeannie Ward

Kara -- you were my friend and protector for 12 long years, and now you are gone. As you slipped across the Bridge, I felt my heart contract because I knew that I would never again have a special friend like you. I miss you terribly tonight, and know that I always will...

Charlene.

Karat came into our lives after an auto accident had changed my life. A Rhodesian Ridgeback who weighed in a dainty 110 lbs, Karat was the best when trying to sneak on to the bed, without being noticed, (she would close her eyes) counter surf'd an entire still warm loaf of herb bread, or holding down a kitten so she could wash the little thing from nose to tip of tail. She loved puppies, but never had any herself, loved kittens, adopted any who happened by, would scoop them up in her mouth, so that all that was seen was back legs and tail, so they could nurse on her tongue. (really, it was so strange, the kittens loved it) we had to add the commands, put the couch down, and spit out the cat.

for 9 1/2 years Karat was a corner stone of our family. she could be class clown, major snuggler and living vacuum cleaner...and still have time to play with her fur siblings.

Karat passed away on Christmas Day, I held her head and stroked it, telling her of all the love she would find at Rainbow Bridge, where she could run and play and never feel pain again.

This brave beaglegrrl and her puppies suffer no more and are playing together at the Rainbow Bridge. I know my Andie was there to greet them.

MJ Isles

In loving tribute to my sweet little Karma who lost her battle with cancer. Until I see you again at the Rainbow Bridge you will live forever in my heart. May Heaven be fields of catnip.

Merle Feeser

I miss you terribly Karmel.
Zeus, though he will not admit, misses you as well.
I'm so sorry for everything you went through, and I hope you will be able to forgive me for not being there when you needed me most.
You were my odd little cat, one of the most peculiar I've ever been blessed with, which made me love you even more.
I will look for you when I reach the other side.
I love you baby.

Jo

A very special dog. diagnosed July 2001 Chemo didn't help collapsed and died in my arms I WILL ALWAYS LOVE HER AND LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING HER AGAIN.

Christopher Suez

Kasey, I love you girl, and miss you so much!!
May God bless and love you till we meet again.

Barbara Holt

My heart aches with grief every time I think of you.
You were the best friend anyone could ever ask for.

I always knew you had the heart of an angle and now God has given you the wings and a halo to prove it.

Kasey, I miss you so much.
I miss the way you would whisper a little meow when you would talk to me and your soft fur on my face when you would give me kisses....
I miss seeing you in all your favorite places. I miss seeing you bask in the sun on the steps.
I miss seeing you rub Johns beard with your head when you wanted to be loved.
I miss you early in the morning and late at night.
Most of all, I will miss just knowing you will always be there for me.
You were such a sweet girl. Always there to give unconditional love.

I am so thankful we found each other that February in 1988.
My life has been filled with love for you since that day.
I hope you know how much I love and miss you.
My Kitty Angle Kasey.
You will always be in my heart. Always know how much I love you.
I know that someday we will be together, reunited again to cross the Rainbow Bridge together.
Wait for me. . .

John and Debbie Ownby

Kasha Bear, we miss you and love you. Your grey fluff and spunky character will always be remembered. What a treat it was to have known you. You were a giant, wonderful fuzzball. Thank you for showing up.
All our love--Jenny and Shannon

Kashgar was the best dog anybody could ever dream of having. We loved him very much, and we miss him terribly. He loved his morning coffee, and was always ready to make us laugh - he was a born comedian. Kashgar also liked his cats, which is unusual in this breed, and he adored his little Westie siblings.

Kashi, we love you and we miss you. Have fun up in heaven - at least you can run around all you want to now, without getting hurt or in trouble by Mommy.

Kashgar became a part of my life when I was 19 . He never left me bored. He was the proverbial GOOFBALL !! From when he ate fishhooks at the age of 6mo to when he would aim at a beer with his favorite ball to knock it over so he have a drink , he always kept us smiling.
For a transplanted Texan he did pretty well. He really enjoyed the snow up here once he got a taste of it. He had deep love for green. Not trees, but money and checkbooks.... Kashgar was about 2 when my paycheck was stolen at work on the day of his annual vacs. I called my mom and she wired me money. Kashgar ate it all.(It was green of course) My boyfriend and I spent the next two days following Kashgar around the yard to see what we could salvage. Kashgar of course only produced half bills that the bank would never consider taking and nothing we could tape together. I guess he didn't want to go to the vets that day.
Kashgar had to stay with my friend in Tx. while I arranged moving up here to the northeast. He stole all the turtles food that she set out for them in the yard. The turtles lived out back. On top of that he ate her green checkbook and the cash she had to pay rent. I flew him up here in 92 He enjoyed the snow, and he enjoyed the love that my parents and his "Grandparents" Regie and Marie gave to him. I love you Kashgar. You will always be a part of me.

Angela

Well big sister, it's time to say "see ya later". I want to thank you for the past nine years. It has been so wonderful. I hope you'll always know how much you mean to me. Since the first time I saw you, I knew you would be my baby. I fell in love with you then and I've loved you ever since. You were such a "hooty dog"-even right up to the end and I can only hope that I gave you such a happy life. God knows you made my life happier by being in it. Your little brother is sitting in my lap, missing you horribly, as are daddy and I but I will promise to take care of him as well as you did until his time comes. Go find Big Kira and wait for us. We'll be looking for you. I love you so much Baby Precious--Mom.

Kristi Lash

Momma's Boy my heart aches for you. I hope you knew I was with you till the end. You were my very best friend and words can not express how deeply your passing has affected me. Please baby boy until we meet a Rainbow Bridge be happy and know that your Mommy loves you still.

Someone in Heaven sent Kassie to me in 1987. She was my Kassie-angel. Kassie was the best doggie-partner - we shared ourselves with each other - she taught me so much. Now she's back in Heaven and I miss her so, life is not the same without Kassie.

Kassie - I know that now you feel young and strong again, that now you can bark without coughing and you aren't having any trouble breathing now. I'm praying that we'll be reunited someday. I'll always love you, my precious little Kassie-lassie-girl, every day, every minute, I miss you Kassie.

from: your Bonnie-mommy

My dearest Katcheena, you touched so many lives. you saved my life, literally. You knew, from the start that my life would depend on you. You see, Katcheena wasn't just my pet, she was a service-dog, the first aspiration alert dog ever. I am physically challenged, my condition known as Wilson's Disease. It is a neurological disease that is robbing me of my muscle control, making it difficult for me to swallow. Katcheena could sense when I was in trouble and would start to kick up a fuss, I cannot make a sound when it happens, I just fall to the floor. She made sure that people would notice me and helped. She was a goodwill ambassador for all little dogs by knowing when someone needed a friendly face. She was only 5 pounds but she had the heart of a giant. She would be snuggled in her travel bag, and suddenly popped her head out, most people did not know she was there or would think she was a stuffed animal. She was a wonder dog, she did obedience, agility, she logged over 100 miles in the saddle of her Tennessee Walking horse, was companion and confidant. She was also touted as the worlds smallest retriever. I don't know why she died, she was not old or sick or injured(as far as I know) but you left far to soon. Every day of her life she made me laugh, The way she held her tail in an upside-down U and tucked her ears in to lessen wind resistance when she would run, and she would run just for the joy of it! Those little grunty noises she would make when she wanted attention and the way she would curl up inside of my slipper. I have cried a million tears since she left and I know that I will cry a million more, but thank you Lord for lending me the best dog ever, please keep her close until I get there because she loves to snuggle. I will always love you my Katcheena

Zita Kendall

You had a great life, didn't you? You lived into your teens and passed away while playing on the lawn. But we still miss you, especially Dad; he was so saddened by your death that he stopped breeding dogs altogether. But I'll bet you're chasing woodcock in Heaven (and since it's Heaven they're just barely getting away). But the chase is the fun part. :-)

Christopher Gross

"My Sweetheart, my Jungles Princess, the Earth is much darker without you, but Heaven is much brighter to have you."

David Schnell

A wonderful, loving cat whom I took for granted more times then I'd care to admit. For those times, Katie, I am truly sorry. Some would say that 17 years is a long time. It is/was, I guess, but what I wouldn't give to have you back again, even for just a day. I'll miss you, love you, forever. Thank you for being such a great, loyal, and loving friend -- Good Katie-Girl.

W.

The best boxer beagle in the world. Kate took real good care of her people.

Judy and Michael

She was the love of my life and my sweet little girl. Her brother Rusty and I miss her dearly. I know she is herself on the other side because I saw her in my dream, sitting in a picture window looking outside and she looked so beautiful like an angel that she was.

Jean Kramer

I have many special friends who have lost their pets three in particular .. I would like to make special tribute to : Jaye , Doves and Snickers.

E and M Morton

Katie is my neighbor's 13-year-old yellow Lab. I just found out today that they will be having her euthanized due to cancer on Monday morning, September 10. She is such a kind, loving and gentle dog. I wish her a safe journey over the Rainbow Bridge.

Stephanie Yelton

Katie was a sweet cocker spaniel. She especially loved to play with her toys and balls of any size. She was my best friend. A heart condition took her away from me 7 or 8 years sooner than she should have gone. I gave her permission to go because I didn't want her to suffer. About 5 or 6 minutes later, she was gone. This is the second time that my heart has been broken because of the lost of my dear pet. My first one was Buffy who died at age 15 1/2. I hope Katie and Buffy find each other until we meet again.

Colleen

Kate Was My Best Friend ( The Whole Family Loved You Kate)
And She Loved All Our Cats..Winston Was Her Buddy.
We Will Miss You Kate You Were A Good Dog, Best Friend And You Were Always There For Me. Thank You.
Please Look Out For Allie Cat..She Has Come To Join You Today 6-18-2001

With Love Your Mom and Buddy Kristy

Katie came to live with us in May 1986. We had just gotten married and I was living away from home in a new town where I didn't know anyone except my husband. I had always had dogs as a child growing up and couldn't stand to be without one.
On Tuesday May 8th, 2001 my soul mate, my best friend, Katie died in my arms at 9:20 A.M. after 15 years together. We had her euthanized as her quality of life was poor and her joy and spirit had already left her. I knew it had to be done and I actually pushed my husband to do it, rather than waiting longer and watcher her decline further. Her spirit had left awhile ago. I can't say I really know exactly when. She spent most of her time sleeping....most days not even getting out of bed until 11 or 12. And then it would only be to go outside, and she would be back inside on the couch sleeping. She didn't want to be bothered.....didn't want to snuggle or be pet. I think that was the hardest part of all for me. Physically; her teeth were rotting and there was nothing left of her but skin and bones. She was so weak she would fall over quite often. I don't think the weight loss and weakness were a result of her teeth, because she still ate pretty good.
In the Spring of 1999, Katie was attacked by our spaniel out of jealousy. Hindsight being what it is, we probably should have let her go then. She was horribly depressed after the attack and I wasn't sure if she was going to make it. It was several days and she didn't want to be bothered and she didn't care if she was by my side or not. I was heartbroken and grief stricken then. She eventually pulled through, but she was never quite the same again. A bit of her joy had gone and now she was afraid of everything. Where once she would chase and play with the cats, now she was scared to go outside if they were there. She still played ball and went for walks, but sometimes she'd get stiff and I'd have to carry her if we went too far. And her bark was different...something was missing. Worst of all was that more and more she didn't care to be beside me. If I got up and went to a different room, she didn't always follow me.
People say that having your dog put down is the greatest act of love you can show them. I don't really feel that way? Maybe it is true, but I am selfish because I feel so much pain for losing her. Like a big piece of me has gone too.
Katie was a gift from God, meant especially for me, I am sure. We got her at the SPCA. I don't remember how many puppies there were in her litter.....about 6 I think. We didn't even see her the first time we went around. Her littermates were all at the gate jumping and squealing, but she was inside the box. When we came around the second time she came out wagging her tail. She was the runt, but wiggled and pushed her way to the front and
jumped up on the gate. Some strange kismet thing happened to me then. It was like someone had put sunshine in my heart. I knew the small white and tan pup was meant to be mine.
I still have her adoption papers.
My husband and I had just gotten married 2 months before this. Although I loved my husband and I knew he loved me, this little pups love was........how do you explain it......greater, purer. I don't think I really knew what love was all about until Katie came into my life. This dog helped me fall deeper in love with everything around me, and I truly believe if it wasn't for this dog I would not have learned how to *really* love.
I am not a religious person, yet I am...if that makes sense. I don't attend church or read the bible, yet I do believe there is a higher world around us. Or I'd like to believe there is. Things have happened in my life that defy reasonable explanations, and one of those things was when our pup was about a year old. I was on the phone talking to my husband and the doorbell rang. At that very instant I knew Katie had been run over and needed me. It was like she was calling me, yet she had not made a sound. The vets weren't sure if she would survive. She had a broken hip as well as internal injuries. The surgery was going to cost $300. and there was no guarantee that she would survive.
We had just had a baby and bought a new home. $300 was the world to us then, but there was never any doubt in my mind that we had to try and save her. Even at 1 year of age, that dog meant more to me than life itself. Recovery was slow and tough, but she did recover and her spirit was always there. After awhile you would never have known anything had ever happened. She was able to run just a fast as she had before. People used to say it was amazing.
Katie loved to run. She would chase the geese in the fields in the Spring. She would run as soon as she seen or heard them, and I would panic that she would never come back, but she always did. She loved to play fetch too, and would chase the ball or stick, or anything else you would throw, for hours. She would only quit if you quit throwing it for her. When our baby was born, Katie watched over her. If she cried and you were in a different area of the house, Katie would go to her bedroom door and howl until someone came. She used to howl if the phone rang and you couldn't answer it too. She played find it and all sorts of other games. She was a smart dog, but the most special thing about her was her loyalty and dedication. She was always by my side....for 15 straight years. And you can count the number of times we were apart over those 15 years on your hand.
I remember taking her to the vets once just for her annual check-up. She was 11 then and the vet could not believe it. He thought she was just a pup......and he called one of the other vets in and asked, "How old do you think this dog is?" and the other vet replied with some number 5, 6......something like that, and when he was told she was 11 he was surprised!
Katie was my dog. I don't know how to explain the connection we had. She was more than just my best friend and companion.....we were connected on a deeper level. Words can not describe the incredible sense of loss I feel for her now.
I am physically sick with grief. I am sick to my stomach and I am so cold.......so very, very cold, and my heart physically aches. I can't sleep, I can't eat. I just want my Katie by my side again.
I am scared. I have a daughter and a husband, who love me and whom I love. And we have a new pup Rosie; which I got, thinking it would help ease the transition. They need me but I don't know how to go on without Katie. I know this new pup needs my attention right now. It has already attached itself to me and has made it clear that it is *my* dog. I don't know if I want another dog to become attached to me, or me to it. I know it's selfish to think and behave like that. I don't want my husband or daughter to think that Katie is more important to me then them, or that I love her more. You can not measure love, there is no more and no less in my books. Love just is. But there is a spiritual connection too, that's not the same as love. I don't know how to go on. I want my Katie back.

Roberta Murray

Katie came to live with us April 94. We Got her from Airedale Rescue. In the short 6 years we had her we came to love her dearly. She die from cancer that she fought 3 months. She leaves behind a fellow brother Airedale Oliver and a Mini stepsister Kasey.

Richand & Nancy Rader

Many people were surprised to learn I had a cat, as she rarely showed herself to strangers. In her family's presence, however, she was never shy. She was my constant companion while at the computer, lounging on the back of the couch while I typed away. Every touch of her calico grey fur was met with a sudden little burst of a short term purr. We moved a lot in the last few years but she adjusted to each move with grace. She lost her companion dog in December but both should now be at the rainbow bridge to enjoy more of the almost 15 years they had together on earth. Rest easy my sweet girl.

Sue Foster

Somewhere at the Rainbow Bridge, there's a special place for little red dogs. Ducks play there in a big pond, training young retrievers to find them, chase them, and gently catch them, without fear or harm on anyone's part.

The wind blows gently there, a warm spring breeze bringing the promise of summer fun in the fields, ruffling Toller leg feathers and catching waving tails.

Sometimes the snow falls lightly, so as not to form deep drifts which might startle the pups if they fall in; instead, it makes a soft surface, a gentle covering for the ground, giving Tollers another place to play.

There are plenty of clear ponds, running creeks, and seashore. Clams live at the seaside, waiting to be discovered by Toller noses and quickly dug out. Little fish dance and dart in the streams and ponds, delighting little Toller girls and boys with their movement.

Cats frequent the area, because they know that the gentle Tollers will play with them and kiss them, and they welcome the red dogs' company.

Somewhere by the Rainbow Bridge, a pile of bumpers waits for the Bridgekeepers to throw them, and the Tollers get so excited when the Bridgekeepers appear; they know it's time to FETCH! The Bridgekeepers take extra time with the red pups, knowing how they live to retrieve, and never stop until the Tollers are tired and resting.

Somewhere near the Rainbow Bridge, the Bridgekeepers hold dog shows, giving the Tollers another chance to do the things they loved in life: prance around with their tails high in the air, winning praise and getting lots of attention.

Somewhere at the Rainbow Bridge, a little red pup with white feet, a white tail-tip, a white smudge on her nose, and a white outline of a heart on her chest enjoys the sun, the bumpers, the squeaky toys, and the company. She just arrived recently, quite suddenly, and very young, but she has found herself surrounded by other Tollers, welcoming her to her new home. Now she knows she is in a good place, because there are others of her kind explaining it to her, playing with her, and helping her to be at home; they introduce her to the "training ducks," the bumper pile, and the Bridgekeepers.

She knows there is something missing, but finds she can look to Earth and see her family any time she wishes. There's Taz, the Flat-Coat who has been her household companion for the past 5 months. There's Shadow, the elderly cat she played with. There is her pond, her pastures, her woods, and her home, and she can watch over them. There are the humans she loved; she notices that they are crying, and wishes she could tell them that she is happy and well, can see perfectly now, has many companions, and that she loves her humans still. She hopes they can see that she is in perfect health now, that she is unafraid, that everything she loved is there for her - except her people, and she hopes they know that she will be waiting for them when the time comes. Somewhere at the Rainbow Bridge, little Katie waits...

Greta Bickford

Katie was a birthday gift from my husband. She was truly my dog and let everyone know it! She was so protective over me. We did everything together. She even helped plant garden along with her sister Prissy. They were definitely best buddies. She had severe back and disc problems and the last two years I had to carry her in practically everything we did. She was truly a dog who loved her mom. I could not get out of her sight. Katie, you have fun now with Prissy! I know you are running free with her. We love and Miss you so much! God bless you for being MY little girl for 10 years!

Susie Butcher

Katie, my beloved calico, was the most wonderful gift I ever received. She was found in the gutter as a kitten and lived with us for 17 years. She had endless love to give. I will miss her scratchy kisses, her purring and her soft, soft fur, evenings on the sofa cuddled between my husband and me, and her following us to the kitchen every time in anticipation of more food. She was a friend and soulmate who will always live in my heart. I miss her so.

Sue

You may be absent from this world, but a loved one is not gone until they are forgotten. And-to live in the hearts of those left behind is to live forever. We love and miss you Kati Ann. You are our forever friend. "May you find strength of the eagle's wings, the faith and courage to fly to new heights, and the wisdom to guide you there."

Katie Bell , Daddy and I miss you so terribly. Until we meet again my sweet baby.

Terri and Greg Lagle

Our darling Katie, you were such a joy to us, we love you so very much. I am so so sorry I had to give you away when we moved, then you ran away to look for us a week before we returned because we could not live without you.
I know that you are in heaven with Heavenly Father and that you are happily playing in the clouds. Katie, you were a wonderful cat from the moment we adopted you at 6weeks old, your beautiful green eyes, your soft purr, and silky fur, we love you so so much and cant wait to see you again one day.
From your loving family, Donna, Timothy & Brandon

Thank you, sweet Katie, for nearly 15 1/2 years of friendship. You left your little pawprints on my heart forever.

Paula Minahan

To my Katie Girl,

I loved you so much and feel so guilty you had to be put to sleep. Please know I love you and will miss you forever. I cry for you.

Love Mom

A beautiful golden little dog with a big kind heart

Helen Bishop

I ASKED GOD...
I ASKED HIM FOR A FLOWER,
HE GAVE ME A GARDEN
I ASKED HIM FOR A TREE, HE GAVE ME A FOREST
I ASKED HIM FOR A GLASS OF WATER,
HE GAVE ME AN OCEAN
I ASKED HIM FOR A FRIEND--
HE GAVE ME YOU.

Thank you for being a part of our lives, Katiedog!
You were the best!
We love you and miss you!

Cheryl and Ericka

A darling little dog ....she will be Greatly missed.

Bob & Willy Halls

Katy was the most exceptional girl. My heart breaks at the thought of her having left us. I have no words that can properly describe how special she truly was. I just know that the world is a sadder place without her here. Katy, I'm sorry I could not fix you but know that I miss and I will love you until time itself runs out.

Peg Boughton

Katy is another victim of cancer, taken too early. We remember you, Katy.

Louise Montgomery

Katy was the first dog I ever trained. She was an angel. I felt truly blessed to have had her in my life. I always wondered what it would be like in the end, now I wonder what it will be like when we meet again. I can only imagine. Sweet dreams girl! I love you so much!

Love, Dad & Wendy

Kayla, you only spent a short time with us, but felt your love as if it were for a lifetime. In that time you helped us remember that feeling of wonder at discovering new things, and the sparkle and joy of life. Playing stick and ball, giving kisses, enjoying belly rubs, and your curiosity of all around you will remain in our memories. Say hello to Mr. Bud for us, and give him our love. We'll see you both someday on the other side. Shine on Kayla. Love, Kathy & Joe, Bear & Taz.

Joe & Kathy Kain

Good bye for now our beloved girl! We know that you are in heaven, walking with God, healthy, happy and young. Until we see you again, Princess Pea! We love you. Mom & Dad

Bless you now little angel. I wish I'd had the chance to know you better and that our contact came under better circumstances. This day was the first and last time I saw you. The first visit in my yard. The first romp with your brother in the ditch. The first and final contact with a hit and run. I can only hope that your passing was quick and that my being there helped you cross more smoothly. You have such very good company now.

Bless you little angel.

Kaylee,
Of all the pets I had in my life, you were without a doubt my number one favorite. Your kind and gentle spirit touched mine in a way no other had. I haven't stopped crying since you were taken from me; why can't medical science discover a cure for kidney failure? The joy and love shared in the short time we had together will forever be a part of me; will this grief ever pass?

Melissa

Kaz was our very brave baby boy, and had been with us since he 5 weeks old.

Lori and Steve Jacobus

I remember looking at K.C. and asking God for a neat kitty like this one. A few days later K.C.'s people were moving out of their apartment and they had plans to have this beautiful all black kitten put to sleep. I took him in. Kitty Cat was the fist cat I owned. He was so fun to have as a pet. He loved me and I loved him. He slept with me and followed me around every where I went. He took airplane rides with me and cross country trips. His fur was silky and smelled fresh all the time. K.C. left me, not because he wanted to. He left because after fourteen years his heart, that very heart that gave so much love, finally just gave out. Kitty Cat I love you. I miss you so very much. You got me through so many hard times in my life I owe you thanks beyond what I can every put into words. I called him "Case". He was my friend. I love you Buddy. Bob Goga

KC, 14 year old Siamese, was a wonderful friend. He was loved by not one but two households! Everyday he would walk over to our neighbor's house and spend the day with her. She was home all day alone and so was he. So they kind of kept each other company.

When I came home from work, I would stop over at my neighbor's house and bring him home. I always thought that he would rather live there, as he always walked over there in the morning, yet I had to carry him home at night.

As he got older, it was increasingly more difficult for him to get around, but he still managed to make it to the beloved neighbor's home.

KC had numerous medical problems. When I looked into his blue eyes a couple of days ago, I knew something was up. It didn't take long after that. He was tired and he wanted to sleep. We let him painlessly slip into a better place today.

It was the most difficult thing that I have ever done.

Karen Phillips

when I found you

you'd never know

but you helped me thru

when I could not go

during a time of tragedy

and pain

God sought you for me

my little friend.

I loved it when you drank from the tub

and toddle down the hall

and you liked to rub

your head on a corner of a chair

or my knee

and often at my computer

you'd bat your paws at me.

I'd pick you up and you'd sit in my lap

you were the most amazing cat!

You're fur was like silk

and your eyes were blue as the sea

my favorite time at night was when you would sleep with me.

When we played trivial pursuit you would climb in the box

and I'd give you a push and slide you across

and the other person playing would stop and join in

they'd slide you back and we would laugh at you my friend!

You were precious ...you were cute

you got crazy at times

you loved to go outside

by my flowers and the windchimes.

But most of all you were my very dear friend

for 14 years, even to the bitter end

and your love and your memory will burn in my mind

for you were a treasure and a priceless find!!

(I LOVE YOU K.C.....see you in heaven next to Jesus!!!- love Christel)

K.C. Thanks for giving me 17 wonderful years with you. There was many times that I wanted to give up on life, but you were there to stop me. Nothing can fill the hole that is left without you here with me. Just now you are waiting for me in heaven, probably pestering Dad to rub your stomach beside Boots. You can/will never be replaced, because you were one of a kind--Nurse K.C.-Alarm Clock K.C. and just you K.C.-the loving, caring and faithful friend and companion. I love you and truly miss you, some day we will be together again and we can cross that bridge together in my loving arms and giving me your special kisses as we walk to God's loving arms.

All My Love
Daddy Keith

To my precious KC,
The silence is deafening. I never thought I would miss your loud meowing this much, but I do. For 21 years, in whatever place we called home, you were there to greet me at the door after a long day at work. And now I come home and you aren't there, and it's so quiet, and I wonder where you are. I know where your tired, worn old body is laid to rest, but I wonder where your soul is. You gave me such love for so long a time, and I will always miss you. And I will always love you. Caring for you has given me an idea of what it would have been like to have a child. And losing you has been heartbreaking. Perhaps we really will meet again at the Rainbow Bridge.

Jenni

Our beloved widdums K.C. died from one day to the next, with no symptoms until the day of her death from hemangiosarcoma. She was our best friend, a clown, a 68 pound baby, a protector. There are not enough words in our language, nor time on our clock to describe what this beautiful soul meant to us. We have been forever touched by her short 10 1/2 year life. Widdums, you had it figured out all along...life is about love, gratitude and living with sheer enthusiasm. We love and miss you, baby.

Sam & Tamara

KC lost his battle with hemangiosarcoma the day after Christmas.....his Christmas "gift" to us was to make it through Christmas with the 2 wonderful weeks we spent after his splenectomy. We miss you KC!!

Lori & Jeff Wild

My best friend

Sandra Lock

I had to have my poor, sweet Keats put down today. He was our original "baby", before we had kids. He was always sweet and gentle with the kids after they were born, never a jealous bone in his body.

He lived a long and eventful life. I still remember the day we brought him home so many years ago, sitting in my wife's lap on the ride home. I remember him as a lively, bouncy puppy, so full of life and vigor.

So many years have passed, and we've done so much together. We both grew older and wiser. You were always ready to go for a ride or a walk, always eager to keep us company, always in the mood for a game with the kids. I miss the way you would steal my work gloves and take them to your "nest". I would give anything to have you back, stealing my gloves.

I miss you terribly, Keats. I hope to see you again, some day. I hope you will be able to walk and run and you won't be in pain. We'll be able to play tug-of-war and wrestle. I want to look in your big, brown eyes and hear the thump-thump-thump of your tail against the wall again. Goodbye, my friend.

Larry Voyles

Keef, Your trusting eyes are the mirror to my soul
Your gentle heart and mine share a bond of love forever unbroken

I miss you every minute of every day.

My arms are hugging you

Mommy-Nancy

I got Kee Kee for my daughter as a kitten, she grew with my daughter and was a very big part of our family for 18 years. We loved her dearly and she loved us, she was our furbaby..The day we had to let her go was one of the hardest days of our life. We are lost without her but know she is at Rainbow Bridge waiting, this gives us comfort and peace..Kee Kee had 18 wonderful years of love and being the center of our world she will forever be in our hearts and memories.......WE LOVE YOU

Mommy & Stephanie

A special little stray spirit kitty, found in Cabot, AR, with broken bones and body, and for a short time had a special loving home with Susan.

Susan

Rest in peace my beautiful baby! I love so much! Thank for you being a part of my life for so long! You are the best! I hope you have found Grandpa to play with again!
Love,

Mommie

October 22, 2001
Dearest friends,
You are getting this email because you are special to me. Many of you received a similar email in February, 2000, when we lost my bigdog, Beau, to lymphoma. Today, we have lost my littlest honeyboy, Keeper, to another form of cancer. He would have been 9 next January.
Keeper was perhaps the most gentle creature God ever put on this Earth. Friendly like his brother, he was more likely to lick a burglar to death. He was fine-boned but spry, and ran like a bullet. He was genetically attached to his tennis ball, and rarely presented himself without one in his mouth. He would retrieve it endlessly, and always ate his food with 2-5 balls IN the bowl with his chow. Really, he would gather them one at a time, and put them in before eating. He had the brightest brown eyes, and the softest ears on the planet. He adjusted to the loss of Beau, though I know he missed his pal and playmate every day. His brother moaned and groaned 'hello' in the mornings, but Keeper, well, he squeaked more. I don't know what I am gonna do tomorrow when I go into the kitchen; I am fresh out of puppyboys. I will remember them both with tremendous love for the rest of my life.
At some point in your life, or even now, I hope you all have a pup or a kitty as fine as he.

Thomas Lee

Keepher (pronounced Keeper), was diagnosed with lymphosarcoma on August 5, 2000. That same weekend we found out that we were expecting our first child. I was so devastated at the news of Keeper's illness that I never got to enjoy the fact that I was expecting a child. Lee (my husband) and I decided that the best treatment for Keepher was homeopathy. I did the research on Chemotherapy and we both decided that we didn't want to put Keepher through this treatment.

We were told that Keepher has approximately 2 months to live. She was doing extremely well until the beginning of December when she stopped eating. On December 7th, her spleen had ruptured. Our vet said that he did not think she would make it through the night. We had to decide whether we should put her to sleep, or take her home and let her pass away on her own. We decided that as long as she was comfortable, we would take her home and let her make the decision. The vet gave her a steroid injection and a pain medication and we took her home. She seemed comfortable, and Lee and I laid by her side throughout the entire night.

Believe it or not, my baby pulled through. I guess my prayers to God was answered. I asked him to just give me a little more time with her. Let her have one more Christmas with us. The vet called us several times during the night (we were very lucky to have such a wonderful vet for Keepher). He couldn't believe that she has pulled through. The next couple of days we saw Keepher gain back her appetite and return to being the wonderful little dog she always was. We did have to keep her on steroids, which caused her to drink and urinate quite a bit.

I told me husband one day that I thought Keepher was waiting until the baby was born. She didn't want me to be lonely. Even at the vet clinic, they called her the "miracle dog". Lee asked the vet one day, why he thought Keepher was hanging on for so long when they expected her to only live 2 months. He said, "Honestly, I think it's because you love her so much."

Unfortunately, on April 1/01 (April Fool's Day) we had to put Keepher to sleep. Her stomach had gotten so big (from the steroid and from her spleen), she couldn't walk down the stairs to go to the bathroom. She stopped eating her favorite foods (grapes, chicken) and she would sit there as I petted her back with her head hung so low. She was tired and wanted to lay down, but it seemed that she couldn't get comfortable because of her enlarged stomach. My baby was not enjoying life anymore. She didn't want to go for walks or car rides. 2 things she always loved to do.

Lee and I were with her when she passed on. We buried her at my dad's house, a place where she always loved to go and run around (she chased the chickens, but the rabbits chased her).

I am having an extremely hard time dealing with Keepher's death. I know in my heart that we did what was best for her. I just miss her so much. I guess she knew that it was time. The baby is due in 2 weeks. I wish she could be here to see our little bundle of joy.

I do know that one day I will meet her again, on the Rainbow Bridge.

Lisa & Lee Jameson

Keepsake, you were not just a horse that I rode in shows, You were my best friend. We were partners in our barrel racing adventures and I trusted you with my life. We went everywhere together and accomplished alot. We learned almost everything there was about 4-H and the game shows. The most important thing though, was that we learned about each other. I knew what you were going to do before you did it and vice versa. We leaned on each other for support and we also had fun. I gave you the best life I knew how, but am sorry I let you down by not having a third operation done. You always gave me your all and I knew it. That last day I tried to fight for both of us, especially you. I tired to be your strength cause I knew you didn't have any, I tried to give you my all. I laid in the snow with you and held your head, I didn't want to let you go. I still can't. My life feels empty. You were my security blanket. My beloved friend, even though you are gone, you will hold a special place in my heart and I will continue to share memories with others so they can know you too. Goodbye and I love you!

Valerie Wellington

I loved her. She loved me.

Robin

I would like to bid a final farewell to our family's best friend and companion for the past 6 years. Words cannot express the grieving process we are now all attempting to heal. Yesterday she was killed by driver who had no common sense for the thing we call speed limit and took our beloved girl away from us. She took her last breath in my arms and we would like everyone to say a special prayer for her. Thank you.

Sherie

Thank you Keesha, for always being there thru the hardest times of my life. You were my friend, guardian, and the best listener ever. You will forever hold my heart. I look at your picture everyday, and remember you. Your love of running as fast as you could, just because you felt like it. Your never quite being able to catch that light reflection on the floor or wall, but never giving up either. I miss everything about you. But I am trying to fill the empty place in my heart you left, by being as good a friend to your daughter as you were to me. I see so much of you in her, and that helps. I feel you are here with me, in her. I love you gooner dog, and know I will see you again.

Cindy Cymbaluk

I just really miss her and hope that she knows how much I loved her!!

Keeshia was very special to us. She was a unique girl who will always be in our hearts. We will always love you.

Tim and Margaret Woodward (Kody, too)

My precious Keeter. You will always sleep at the foot of my bed, until the day l die. Wait for me in eternity.

Matt Malone

Keggie was a beautiful angel from heaven. She had the sweetest disposition and I was so very lucky to have her in my life for almost 17 years. I will love and cherish her all of my life. We will be together again one day.

Melissa Nelson

Keiko was the craziest cat I've ever loved. She was also the most giving and loving and tender cat I've known. She was always there for me in my sad times and even in the end she gave me a message to know I was doing the right thing for her. She had a short life, but she lived it to the fullest with all her energy and all her love. She had the sweetest spirit and I am so grateful to her for sharing it with me, for being a part of my life. Thank you, Keiko, for every wonderful day you gave me. I hope there are lots of pictures on walls for you to knock off wherever you are. I love you and I miss you.

Debra Garcia

Thank you little Keiko, ( soon to be called Scooter) for showing us how wonderful life is, if only we'd love each other as if there is no tomorrow. You taught Yogi new tricks how to get more food, how to get more walks and especially, how to get more hugs. We are all better cause of you. We all miss you, every moment of the day. Even Yogi looks for you outside, where you used to hunt.
Play with all your new friends, till we meet again.
Rich, Emil and Yogi

Lady Dog Keira, my first Sheltie...how do I describe the pride and joy of having you in my life? Your gentle devotion - your 'knowing' of me helped me over some really rough times. You would never let me out of your sight...if I changed rooms, like a silent little shadow you would position yourself so that I was always in view. Your eyes would light up and you would do your twirling dance of pleasure when I returned home. I felt safe with you in the house...just we two old women.... last night I didn't feel safe... I miss you, dear old friend.

Di Wall

Thank you so much for this page. It is heartening to know there is so much support and love for each other and our beloved companions.

I'm writing with tears in my eyes as our darling, wonderful, beloved baby girl of 11 and 1/2 years is no longer with us. She gave us always her unconditional love, and she was always so happy, always wagging her tail, and everyone loved her. When she was a puppy she liked to sleep on top of us, right on our chests, and when not there she would want to curl up next to us so as always to have the warmth of our bodies against hers. She loved to chase squirrels and bunnies and that darn mole but she never caught them to hurt them. She was so smart and knew so many words. She could show you where the fan was, and the deck, and so may other things. Her favorites times were playing tennis ball with her Dad; she could catch that ball off the roof anytime. She loved long walks down to the brook and cuddling with good scratches. Her Mom always sand 'My Girl' to her, and she was out sunshine on cloudy days, always making us warm like the month of May.

She fought her battle cancer so bravely for the past 2 and 1/2 months but in the end the cancer was too rare and too strong for her to fight any longer. She gave us her unconditional love for so long, as we gave back to her, and even in the past 10 weeks we had some amazing days of long walks and splashing in the brook and playing ball. Thanksgiving was great as we took her for a breezy ride and walk, and she also laid in the sun in our yard as we decorated, and she even tried to chase the mole in the yard - always playful to the end :). On Saturday night she took my husband for a nice walk, which she hadn't done in a few weeks as the cancer had begun to impede her breathing.

Sunday morning she was so tired and we talked about how she really was only getting two days a week where she wasn't tired or feeling sick. I was in the bedroom and she got up and clicked and jingled (her toenails and collar) down the hallway to get me. I was amazed that she had gotten up but she always did, never loosing her dignity. We walked outside and she laid down in the leaves and just didn't want to get up. We tried to feed her but even after eating a few bites and helping her up she took a few steps and laid back down. Our baby was telling us she didn't want to go inside, she was content in the autumn leaves, with a gentle breeze. Her acupuncture vet came to our house, and as she laid in the leaves, and my husband held her face and I held her body, she went to sleep at home with mom and dad by her side, and I'm so glad she wasn't in the hospital but rather with us at home, in her space *soft smiles*.

I know you're all 'animal' people, and will understand how much we love her, and will miss her, and were so blessed to have her in our lives for the time she was here. Thanks for letting us share.

Keisha's Dad and Mom, Gary and Charlene

"Dogs are our link to paradise. They don't know evil or jealousy or discontent. To sit with a dog on a hillside on a glorious afternoon is to be back in Eden, where doing nothing was not boring--it was peace." - Milan Kundera

Kejah had bright blue eyes the color of the sky. He had a personality that only I knew, and loved. He was my boy. I will miss his loud demanding cries for attention, but most of all I will miss his snuggles. My heart is empty without you Kejah, and I miss you so much. I only wish we had had more time together, your life was to short. You will forever be apart of my life through my memories. I love you and miss you... Love mommy

Kelly's one year anniversary was this week, and I just wanted to pray for her.

Andrea

To my kitty, you came into my life when I was a little girl and made me smile every day for 15 years. Even though I have grown up, I still loved being with you. I don't know why you left me, and I will never stop missing you. Thank you Kelly by Franklin for giving me the best 15 years of my life...I love you!

Dearest Kelly Boy,
Your family misses you oh so much, but we know you are happier and healthier now. Thank you for bringing so much joy into our lives. No one will ever know how much of an impact you had on all of us. We love you and wait for the day we'll see you by the Rainbow Bridge.
Your Loving Family,
Dad, Mom, Kristen, and Jason

Kelly was a wonderful dog and we miss her very much. She is also being missed by her "sisters" Shannon and Murphy. The only thing we have to console us is the fact that she is not suffering in pain any longer.

Frank, Debbie and Joey

Kelly looked exactly like Morris of 9-Lives fame. He was my husband's "Bachelor Buddy" and continued giving him unconditional love and companionship right up until the day we had to have him put to sleep. When we got married and our three children were born, Kelly made room in his heart for all of us. He took crying babies, unsteady toddlers, scared preschoolers, and visits to elementary school classrooms in stride. We like to think that we enriched Kelly's life as much as he did all of ours, and we look forward to one day seeing him again. For now we take comfort in the fact that he is with his kittenhood buddy, Mister, who was born in the same month as Kelly but died in 1991, and that they are being looked after by my grandmother, who loved them almost as much as we did, until we can be with all of them again.

Ed and Tracy, Erin, Alyssa, and Amanda Hengesbach

Kelly Kakariki was an active, fun and fun-loving, curious, highly intelligent, sweet bird. She was rescued from a neglect situation and brought us a great deal of joy during her much too short stay here. She will be missed forever and never forgotten.

The McGrath Family

This tribute is for a very special brave, loyal, and loving dog who didn't need much and loved all. Thank You God for letting us have her for the time was blessed. Her Family will miss her presents dearly but in spirit we are together as family forever. Thanks Kelly for all the Love

Scott, Mike, Cathy and Jerry

Kelly is my best friend. She was always there for me. I hope she is happy again.

Carole Vankirk

My darling Kelly Joy - I hold you in my heart until we meet again. Watch over us and lick and kiss us where it hurts - as you always did. Jump for Joy - my sweet angel.

Barbara

My Sweet Kelly Lynn;

It has been over 2 years since you left me. I am still so very heartsick and miss you so deeply. Sometimes I just lay in bed, and cry myself to sleep. As you know, I visited your grave this past Memorial Day, but I'm afraid I still don't handle it well. Forgive me, your Daddy still cries so when he comes to see you.......I just can't help it. You are the love of my life, and I will never be the same without you. The house seems so empty and lonely without the patter of your feet, and I still walk in the door and expect to see you come running to me with that tail wagging and those big wet kisses.

You are in my heart forever, and I look forward to the day when we will be reunited at Rainbow Bridge, never to part again. That will be the happiest day of all, and all this sadness will be gone forever.

I love you, my precious baby....

Your Daddy

It's been less than 3 days since I had to put Kelsey to sleep because of liver cancer. I haven't stopped crying for this wonderful creature who loved me so completely and without question. I hope she knows that I gave her the very best of me and that she took my heart and soul with her. She was an amazing friend and I will miss her more than words can say. I hope she has found peace and is without pain. I also hope she can swim where she is now.

Donna

We love you Kelsey!

HHGDSBR

Andrea Stamey

Kelsey was my moms cat, but we all took care of her. She would sleep on your stomach when she was tired but we didn't mind as long as she was happy. We had to put her to sleep. We miss Kelsey very much. Now she's in a safe place up in heaven. She's with our dog Spencer and Travis. We love you Kelsey very much and always will love you.

You are my heart and soul, no person could ever have such a wonder as you .God bless you My sweet sweet baby.

Jinny Limb

I love you very much. Thank you for being with us and protecting us. Thank you for being a very good Onii-chan Inu for Justin and Sean. Thank you for great memories. We went many places together, and had a lot of fun And, thank you for fighting for us, fighting for me. You even come back for me once.

I will miss snuggling with you, tickling behind your ears, scratching your back, or your kiss. But I know you are always with me even though I cannot snuggle with you or I cannot hear you bark anymore. We promised that we will stay together. I promised you we will not leave you. You will not leave us, right? We will be together always and forever. Please protect the boys like you always did.

You are always Mommy and Daddy’s First Puppy, and one and only “Onii-chan Inu” for Justin and Sean forever.

I will be more careful. I will think about others more. Because you taught me so.

I love you, Kamatte. I always love you, My Puppy.

Mommy

We will miss our beloved "Wee Wee" girl so much. As our "first" girl she will always hold a very special place in our hearts. We are so much better for having had you in our lives for the past fourteen years. We take comfort in knowing that we'll see you at the "Rainbow Bridge"....Love, Mom & Dad

My beautiful shining eyed lassie;
A fur angel who taught me how to open my heart to love-
She has showed me that death is illusion, that she is only a small step away. In dreams and in many tangible ways you have showed that you are ever near, watching and loving me still. I do so miss your soft fur and gentle heart.
Thank you for your message you sent me in answer to my asking you in meditation to let me know that you are alright. You sent me another sheltie that just "happened" to be visiting in the same building where I was meditating. I finish meditating and walk out into the hall, when to my absolute astonishment, I see a sheltie running as fast four little legs can carry her straight to me. I knew it was your answer to my question, this little one was your messenger. It felt so good to pet this angel messenger sheltie and feel sheltie love again. (I found out later that this sheltie named Katie was visiting with her human mom, they were only going to stay for a little while!)
I had to be in that place at that exact time to have met Katie. Thank you, Kendra! You are always in my heart and thoughts. I love you, sweetie girl!

Daddy David

I miss you as much as ever my Kenna baby.

Erin

Kenogi, you were a sweet, but feisty gray furball of a kitten who shared a special bond with your only litter mate, Tenchi. The two of you were rarely more than a few feet apart from each other, as you always followed Tenchi's lead in play, sleep, and feeding. You were a bit shysty and had us all fooled into thinking you were a boy until the end! I'm so sorry, my innocent little one. I wish that I had been faster than you, so that I could have saved you from the dog that took your life on Christmas Eve. Tenchi loves and misses you terribly. He has been looking for you. Please, wait for him in heaven. Though you may wait many a year, he will be with you again to lead you into new adventures. Bill, Tenchi, and I will always love you. Good bye, Kenogi.

After nearly 17 years, Keoki passed away this morning. She was my friend and confidant. There are so many empty spots in my house now. Her hammock by the window, the black chair in the study, the big stuffed teddy bear's lap. These are places she could always be found if she were not in my lap or following me about. But my memories are not void her, and while it aches, my heart still holds her close and will love her forever. Goodbye, sweet Keoki.

Lani

Kermit,

We didn't have you with us long, but you will always be our "Champion". You were there through thick and thin. Ever by Bob's side in times of pain to ease his hurts. Always a good listener and "voicing" your opinion when you deemed necessary. You have gone to be with your partner, CC, who you missed terribly. Enjoy and be happy with each other. We will miss you and CC both always.

Love, Bob and Sandi

I miss you, my friend of friends, more than you or I could have ever imagined. My heart is broken, and I pray that this time had never come. I hope that you are happy and secure wherever you may be, and that you know I will someday be there with you again, not wondering as you did when you were a kitten in the hospital if we would see each other again.

Kermit, I wish you love, shelter from the storm, somewhere warm to curl up, and peace and joy eternal.

I will see you at dark time, my love. I will never forget you, K-Cat, not even if I live to be a hundred.

Our hearts are so heavy and the tears continue to flow. The house is so empty and you are missed more than you will ever know. You were a wonderful companion and always so dear, never wanting for much than just to be near. Your eyes oh how they twinkled when we came through the door, just looking for the welcome pat and never wanting for more. You gave us so much more than you will ever know. 12 wonderful years of memories that can never be erased from our minds. You've left us in body dear one, but you are alive in our hearts and you will never be forgotten. Thank you for being our friend; thank you for giving us so much and most of all thank you for loving us! The angels now envelope you with their wings and keep you safe and God will guide you. Look for us my friend, as we will meet again one day at Rainbow Bridge.

Love Mommy and Daddy

Baby Kitty you are in my heart forever.

Jo Anne Rando-Moon

You have given us all many hours of unconditional love.
Now that you are gone, we feel a sense of emptiness.
Kessy, may you cross that Rainbow Bridge and find many friends.

We certainly wish you happiness, love and hope.

We miss you. Kessy.

CK

Beloved companion for almost 18 years

Les Olsen

Dolly was "The Gal." I was a willing slave to this demanding diva and she was worth every second. She was a knock out and had quite a flirtatious personality. She was voluptuous and kept her very black pug face all her 8-1/2 years. She loved people - especially children.

During her last months she rode in a stroller (she was having severe back problems) and no one could emulate the Queen Mum in her carriage, surveying her subjects, better than Kewpie Doll.

She loved food and had the whole staff of Adobe Animal Hospital, Los Altos, CA, laughing, when she got into the cat's feeding tower.

All this and such a loving nature - she packed in so much for such a little (15-16 lbs.) dog. I think of her all the time.

Eileen Wojdula

My baby Keyka

Desiree Nevada

Khan was a dob/shepherd cross that came to us from death row at the dog pound. He was about 1 year old. He stayed a puppy at heart until his death in February 2001. He was a loving and wonderful big hairy horse. He was as gentle as could be and would play with his buddies the shelties but never over power them. He is sadly missed.

Sandy Cowles

To my Ken Ken,

Your paw prints will be in my heart and mind forever. I still and will always hear your call. Miss you forever.

Love,
Ma Mwah

Khiori, since your death I feel an emptiness I've never felt before. Your sweet life, cut so short from epilepsy medications, invaded every aspect of mine. Your zeal for life, your smile, your kisses and hugs - I miss you terribly. May you run and play and never feel alone. My heart will cry out to you forever. Khiori, you are forever my Shining Star.

Your loving friend,
Rachel

You are my best friend even though you are gone. I miss you terribly. Three Legs, (your dog friend) sits and waits for you day after day. One day, you, Three Legs, and I will all be together again. Not a day goes without thinking of you and the great times we had. We will always miss you and love you.

Charity Murray

Kid was my first soulmate, a sweet loving kitty, I miss him. I raised him from 3 days old, & had him 15 years.

Gwen Noel

We love and miss you Kiffer and will see you some day soon. xxxxx

Jayne, Alan, Linda, and Alastair

For a sweet, precious angel who came to this earth to teach us how to love.
We will always love you!

Charles McLimans & Martin Caceres

We will miss you very much and love you.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevenson

Kiki was a very special and sweet kitty. My dad brought her home when I was 11 or 12 and she passed away a month before I got married in 1986. She was unlike any other cat I'd had, very sweet and followed me all over the house. I remember her waiting at the door for me to come home from wherever I'd been. I know she's up in heaven and I hope to see her again one day and kiss that sweet face.

Rebecca Williams-Hannah

Kiki was the ultimate "lap cat"! To her, everyone had a lap worth sleeping on. She was the most gentle animal I have ever seen. She will be missed greatly... Have fun in your new place Kiki!

Chuck & Jane Reese

This is a special cat. KiKi, was so named because my little sister couldn't say Kitty yet. Eventually KiKi moved on to other stray cat things. Then, one day, a young one with the same markings and patches shows up in our yard. He too became KiKi and stayed with us until he left, unknowingly, at the roads edge. We miss you.

KiKi,
Your time with us was much too short. Your struggles were many during your short lifetime, yet you were always so loving. We will miss you greatly for you were a very special kitty, a free spirit with so much love to give. We have buried you in your favorite place among the tulips. Each year, when the tulips bloom, they will remind us of your short, yet beautiful life. Go play, little one, in the big woods in the sky. For you are safe forever now, and we will love you always.
Gina & Derek

Kiki was a stray that adopted me. She died of old age next to my bed. Part of me has died. I love you Kiki.

Sandra Schimelfening

I miss you so much Kiki, I can't wait til I meet you at the bridge. You are still Mama's Baby Girl. Til we meet again my friend. Love always, Mom and Dad

You came into our life and left your "pawprints" on our hearts and lives. You will be sadly missed. As you were our sweet kitty. You were the best $5 that I ever invested. You were more than just the "average" household kitty. You were our friend, playmate, companion. But most of all you touched our lives in more ways than ones. The things we took for granted that you did, are the things that are missed so much now.

MC & CC

Your footprints will always walk softly in our hearts.

Joyce Rayner & Nancy Bomar

We miss you Kilo. It was hard for us to let you go but we know your quality of life had deteriorated so much that we did it for you. You are not here to lick our plates or chase the frisbee or chase the flashlight. We are keeping your pink frisbee and will probably throw it around once in a while for old times sake. You were such a sweetheart and brought so much joy into our family. You will always be in our hearts. We will always love you. Be patient, we will be together again one day.

Nancy Bjerke

Kilo, I will miss you more than anyone could ever know. I love you my special friend and shall see you again. Rest in peace.

Mary Jordan

Our Kim, our beautiful little girl, our princess cruelly taken from our world. When we first met you , you were so desperate to be loved but you also found it difficult to accept our love due to your previous hard life. We hope we helped to make you feel special again. These past few months especially you seemed to get close to us you became more cuddly and you enjoyed yourself particularly at the seaside and in Derbyshire. We will miss you very much, we just hope you've found Ben and are now enjoying each others company. lots of love Mummy, Daddy and Max xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

To my little Kimba-Bim. What a special dog you were. We had little time together, you were taken from me to soon. You gave all of yourself to me. Always wanting to play catch, tug of war, playing hide and seek, just wanting to be next to me. I feel as though I let you down, your were taken too soon. You turned out to be a beautiful beagle. You will always be remembered as a happy, fun-loving, silly little puppy. Kimbie I miss you! May you rest in peace little buddy. My heart will be with you always.....

Cheryl Zeller

The best dog in the world who always had a smile. I will love her forever.

Diane

A fey combination of cheeky cheery child and loyal loving dog.

Leanne Frahm

Kimo gave me so many wonderful years of loving companionship. I thank God for the years he was with me. It is so hard to let go.

With the grace of God we will meet again my friend. Wait for me. I hold you in my heart until then.

Rosemary Warnica

King was 3 1/2 years old when he passed away from injuries suffered after being hit by a truck on Nov. 17th, 2001. King was an American Cocker Spaniel who was full of life and energy. His passing has been one of the most difficult things which my wife and I have had to endure in our 17 year marriage. His absence is keenly felt at bedtime when he would cuddle between my wife and I, usually under the covers.
King will be sadly missed, he was a once-in-a-lifetime animal and although I have lost many friends along the path of life his has touched me in a way I cannot fully express. His life touched mine in a way that will live with me forever. He will not be forgotten nor diminished as time passes but live in my heart always.
To you my dear friend I say one final goodbye, one last pat on the head, one last rub of the belly. I shall miss you my boy.
Your
friend,

Chuck.

King,
Your were a great dog!!!! I miss you very much. I am having a hard time getting along without you. I hope you find peace wherever you may be. Love Mom

To our best friend. You will always be missed.

Jodie and Jill Zolnowski

Red,
I will always remember you. Those cold winter days, when I would warm my hands on your warm neck. The brave way you would take those jumps even, when you were tired. I wish we could go for one last gallop. But I know you're in a better place now in a big beautiful pasture able to run and jump to your hearts content!

Love, Gretchen and Meade

My Buddy -- Paulette's #1 Son.

Until we meet at the Rainbow Bridge, you will remain

              forever in our hearts.

Tom and Paulette Masley

Kira taught me what love is.

Kira taught me what dignity and self-worth are.

Kira connected me to the universe and life.

She utterly and completely was/is the best birthday gift I have ever been given.

I hope to pass on to others of all species all that she has given me.

And most of all, I hope to be with her again in another life or another existence ! Thank you !

Cheryl

Kirby was my angel and best friend of ten years. I do not know how I ever deserved to have such a wonderful dog. He passed away in my arms after a year-long battle with cancer; he had to be put down to avoid suffering. Kirby, I will miss you every day of my life. I miss everything about you already, from the way you'd stop to tap my ankle with your nose to the way you'd slide under my hand to have your back scratched, to the way you'd yip at the mailman, hop up on the pillow, want to go start the car with me (or go with me whenever I went outside)--the list goes on. You defined unconditional love. I would rather have lost a limb than lose you. You are my angel and my best friend, and you always will be. I love you forever, Kirby.

Krista Sigler

We love you so much and miss you so much kirby. Life will never be the same. You were the best of the best and so good to us, so full of fun compassion, love. Thank you! Sadly your, Laurie

Laurie

The one who started it all

Beverly Parker

Kirmit passed on today...poor little guy, I miss you so much kirmit. We even called you crab cakes, I love you so much. my little hermit crab...you are in a better place now, but I miss and love you dearly. I made this poem up for you....

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~*~In Loving Memory Of Kirmit~*~

Kirmit the hermit was a wonderful crab
Kirmit, sweet Kirmit, he was never bad
He pinched me once and I got upset
he taught me to love, forgive, but to never forget
Kermit the hermit died on this day
I'm sad and I miss him, I hoped he would stay
Kirmit's in heaven now safe and now sound
Kirmit the hermit, the best friend that I've found.
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I miss you Kirmit, and I always will, I cry and I pray for you..until we meet again, good-bye my kirmit.

~ your mom, Deidra N.

Dear Kisha, you were our first child. Life was special with you and after Eric and Alex were born, you were never jealous. No one could ask for a more loyal friend than you. I know now that your in heaven and are finally feeling no pain so I can take some comfort in knowing that your happy. It hurts so bad not having you here with us but mom and dad know you are looking down on us still protecting us and the kids. You were always there for us and we will always be there for you . Be happy my good girl and know forever that we will think of you everyday. We love you Kisha.

Craig and Theresa

To my special baby...we will miss you everyday that your gone but you no longer have to be in pain .Kisha, you were the most devoted dog any owner ever had, always taking care of our family and protecting us. No one can ever take the happy memories away and always remember that you will never ever be forgotten. You were always there for us and be sure we will ALWAYS be there for you! Rest in peace my good girl and be happy.

Theresa

Kisha we Love & Miss you very, very much! Well all be together one day!

I ask the Goddess Bast to protect my sweet baby. She was my first baby and will always have a special place in my life. I know she's in the land of beauty where old age, illness and suffering don't exist. I look forward to the day when we are reunited.

Dawn Rubino

To the old lady of the house, my shadow for almost eleven years.
You were patient and a scholar to all the other kids (two and four legged).
You will be missed. We love you puppy chow.

Noel Denholm

I adopted you as a mere pup from the shelter in Suffern, New York for Mom and Dad - you were so little and the only one to survive in your litter. Mom, who became the love of your life, named you Kismet. You weren't supposed to grow that big, but you had such love in your heart, compassion, our protector and loved the family.

You grieved for Muffin when she crossed over to the Rainbow Bridge and now you have joined her. Kismet, you also have joined Mom, the love of your life, and they waited for you this morning to join them. Yes, my darling boy, you are at peace with Mom and Muffin.

We will miss your kisses, your black wet nose, all those spots, you were so special because Mom and then Dad cooked for you, you loved the cookies I baked for you, you loved my Coco and even enjoyed romping with Mikey - we nicknamed you "the Boyz". You were there for me when I was so sick in the house after surgery - you brought Dad to me when I passed out in the bathroom. You were named appropriately. Good bye my love for we shall miss you. Sweet dreams my sweet boy and kiss Mom for us.

Ben, Louise, Harvey, Coco and Mikey

The day we found you in the woods was exactly what your name is... Kismet. Idiots had dumped you and left you to survive on your own.. but you, always so friendly, decided that was not for you and came to us.. and stayed. What fools those people were to not see what a wonderful, special bunny you were. You made us laugh every day with your attitude--so tough and entitled to your comforts Everyone else was your servant--especially little Max.

Kissie, Kissie Go to sleep in my heart, you'll always keep!
Kissie, Kissie Go to sleep! Dream of the days we played hide and seek.
Until again some day we meet. Then in my arms, our joy complete!

In Loving Memory of My Beloved Cat, "Kissie" Missing her every day!

Candy xoxoxo

Today we said goodbye to my faithful companion and friend of over 17 years, my beloved cat, Kissy. She was a fighter; frisky, fresh, and funny, bringing many wonderful laughable moments to our lives. Even up to a few days ago, when she fell ill, she was as feisty as a kitten. She survived two very long plane trips when we moved from Florida to NY, and from NY to England; she even survived 6 months in quarantine when coming to England. It was soon thereafter the vets discovered her tumour; how many times over the past two years, we kept a close eye on her, when she'd have an "off" day, wondering, "is this it?" But, in her true fighting spirit, she'd do a 100% turnaround and be back to normal. Not this time. She stopped eating Friday, and we tried feeding her by hand; I noticed she was walking strangely, and would wobble & stumble. This morning, she started falling, not being able to keep herself up. and was refusing any food or water. To thank her for her years of love and pleasure she gave us, a unanimous decision was made........to let go and say goodbye to her, and allow her the dignity she deserved. At the vet's, it was diagnosed that not only did her tumour double in size and was now pressing up her liver, but she'd suffered a stroke in the night, leaving her blind in her right eye, and her entire right side paralyzed. We stayed with her when the end came, my husband stroking her in her favourite spot on the top of her head, myself kneeling, talking to her, making sure she knew I was there, and that my face was the last thing she saw before leaving us. The end came peacefully...........but a knife in my heart wouldn't hurt as much as the pain suffered in loosing a beloved pet, and saying goodbye. So Kissy, here's to you....thank you for the love, the laughter, and the wonderful memories I'll have of you, until the day we meet again at The Bridge. God bless.

To my beloved Kit, my first cat who I found plastered in the dry wall of our new home. What a meow will do to you. You were put out on the streets and I found you and gave you the best home a cat can ask for. You gave me love and joy. Your beauty was not to be explained. You would be surprised how big Donnie is now. your sister and brothers miss you and I know you are with Precious and Tommy and my Dad in heaven just as happy as can be. and brand new again. Miss you so so much. My kit & the kabottle. Mommy

Kit Kat, I miss you still so much! You were such a good boy! I miss playing catch with you. I can still watch the videos of you though anytime I want and I know that you are still with me. I know that you are healthy now -- no more heart problems. Find Buttons, Sugar, and Alexandra and play with them until I can be with you one day. I know that Oma and Opa are taking care of you guys until we can be together. Be happy and know that you will always be in my heart. I will see you in heaven. Momma loves you!!

Sandy Felch

Kitlin,

My sweet kitty, It hasn't even been a week and I "CRY" every day over the decision of having to put you to sleep, but mommy just couldn't allow you to suffer.. Although your brother is a doggie, he loves you very much. It breaks my heart to see your brother(Keoni)stroll thru the house crying and looking for you. He misses having his sister around to play with. In my heart I know that he will never forget you. I've already explained to him that you are at the Rainbow Bridge and one day you'll be together again.

Please remember that I LOVE YOU... And I will NEVER Forget you...

Love, Mommy

Kitt,
Thank you for being there with me all my life. You were the most constant thing in my life from my pre-teen years til now. I'll miss my private talks with you, you hogging the bed, couch and whatever else you wanted to take over. It was always fine with me.:) I hope I loved and spoiled you enough to show my gratitude for 17 years of companionship. I miss and love you.
Chavella

Kitt was too sweet a personality to leave outside as she liked our house better than next door. She was my pillow kitty every night after Sam died 10 years ago, taking Sam's place. I fell asleep many nights to her purr, a comfort many times when I needed her. She is with her son Fozzy who died many years ago, and Misty, our German Shepherd, who died just over a year ago. They were friends! Our daughter is taking care of all of them until we can meet again, and all our other "furred" children who have crossed over the years. I miss you Kitt........

To Our Kitton,
You were always different from the rest and that made us love you all the more. Your devotion and love will be sorely missed by Gary and myself. I pray we are reunited on the otherside. We love You Kitton.

Donna Jean Nix-Usinger

Truly a unique time together we will always love you, kitty. Thank you .

Robert J. Hodgens

Ode to one who possessed beauty without vanity, strength without insolence, courage without ferocity and all the virtues of human beings without their vices. this praise, which would be unmeaning flattery if inscribed over human ashes, is but a tribute; which makes us grateful to now have the privilege, of the happy memories left behind by our beloved Miss Kitty. You were a Gift to our hearts and our lives. " Little Girl ", you are Dearly Missed and Loved ...Always Loved. HUGS!!!!!! from Mama... See You Honey.

Christine Brownell / Ed Quinlan

Please forgive me for not rescuing you when I had the chance. I knew better - why didn't your owners? Precious little one. Fly into the rainbow and dance away the troubles you left here. Would you remember me when I join with all the others?

Bless you rainbow hopper.

Thank you Kitty for all the love and constant joy you have brought to my life. You came into my life when I needed you most and I will never, ever forget.

May you always have,
Sunny Days filled with Joy
The Heart of A Lion
The Love of a Lamb
If you ever get lonely -
You'll always have a True Friend.

Thank you for teaching me To Love More, Laugh More, and Care More. I'll carry your love in my heart forever.

Kitty was very special & precious.
She was the sweetest & kindest kitty.
Last Monday I buried by very best friend in the back yard.
Cathy lent me a shovel, and gave me a white rose bush to put as a marker when I filled the hole in.
I miss Kitty sooooo much.

James Horne

Kitty was struck by a car today and died. I have two indoor cats but let Kitty out because he had been a stray and, although I kept him in at night and in bad weather, he was insistent on having his outdoor freedom during the day. He'd only been out an hour or less. He didn't come when called for dinner (or he was coming at my calling and that's when he was hit) and I saw him laying in the street. Why do people just keep going when they've hit an animal?? My vet had just opened and people had stopped and helped me put Kitty in my car. Kitty was dead. I feel terrible grief and guilt, but I know that's normal. He was such a good boy. A free spirit kind of guy but also sweet and loving. I miss the sweet darling so much.

Carol Walls

I love you kitty and I see you later on the rainbow bridge!

Alyssa & Deanna

Kitty, You were full of love and affection, grace, dignity, and unrelenting adorableness. You taught me much about the universe, and I will miss you dearly. I will never forget you, Poopie. Love, Mommy

My Dearest Kitty ( a.k.a "PIGLET" ) lived for 21 of the most wonderful years with me..... Being 29 now, I look back and can't believe how fortunate I am to have had her so long. She saw me through grade school, high school, college, and moved with me to North Carolina where she spent her last years with me. The loss is hard. Especially when she was such a big part of my life. Hard to believe that she wont be curled up in my arm or on my pillow anymore like she did every night for all her life. But in my heart, I know she is in a better place, and able to run and play like she used to . One day, we will see each other again....and it will be a joyous day. Goodbye, dear friend. Love, Amy

Kitty,
We will always love you. We miss all of the crazy things you did. Your constant purring, your need for affection and even your drooling. I am so sorry we did not catch the cancer soon enough to save you. We could not allow you to be in pain or suffer. I never imagined life would feel so empty without you. When it is our time, we will meet you at the bridge. We miss you Itty Bitty Kitty!
Love always,
Mom & Dad

So many people have said so much more or have said it so much better, but that doesn't change how much I loved my cat or how much I miss her. There are no words I could use to bring her back to me or remove the pain she felt before I couldn't/shouldn't let her suffer. In a painful, unbearable existence she was the one bright light, the one thing I could always look forward to when most everything else brought me pain and suffering. I hate my memory. At the end I got some video of her, but they are so many things I can't remember already. I don't know when I will feel brave enough to watch the footage. Maybe on the Monday candlelight 4/9/01. Goodbye Precious until me meet at "The Rainbow Bridge".

Brian Bonallo

Kitty lost her battle with kidney disease one year after she was diagnosed. She blessed us with 16 wonderful years. In her younger years she loved to play with ping pong balls and household items on the kitchen floor. All through her life, she loved to play with catnip toys and sleep in the closet. She loved to sleep in the bed and would crawl under the covers if she wanted to be close. She leaves behind her immediate family: Mama, Papa, 1 canine brother Kodi, and 2 feline brothers Rocky and Chico; and her extended family who loved her like their own. She is truly missed.

Leanne Seniuk

You were a stray and alone all your life.
You were such an innocent and playful kitten.
It pained me when I saw that swelled up Paw.
The Vet provided you with 10 days of medication
You only took 2.
You left so suddenly. I never rubbed or played with you.
I'm sorry.
I only found out about your death today.
Wishing you the very best on rainbow bridge. May you find the joy and love that was never present.
Take care and enjoy!!!

Sheryl

I miss my special friend. She "strayed" into the life of my boyfriend, now husband, and me nearly 15 years ago. My husband and I were separated for nearly two years and reconciled in August 2000. Kitty had to be euthanized one week before Christmas. I keep hoping she was happy because her friends finally reconciled. I'm working through the guilt thanks to your site, but I'll never stop missing her. She was the most beautiful furball and our son misses her too. Goodbye my friend.

Lisa

Kitty Boy, I just lost you...and my heart aches. After a thousand tears I still feel no comfort. I know you're in a wonderful place...still watching us. Goodbye my Buddy....my friend of 13 years. You brought joy to my life and I am as forever loyal to you as you were to me. I Love You Kitty Boy.

Your Momma Erica

Kitty Kat, a loving, tough little kitty, sweet and smart. You will always live in my heart, until we meet again, and run together in the field of dreams, I love you.

Rebecca Jarvis

Kitty-Kitty was a very special cat. My dad is a mechanic so she stayed in his heated garage. She would follow him everywhere. When he would work on a vehicle, she would sit on the warm motor and watch his every move. He even joked that he would have to charge his customers extra for a "Cat Scan". Kitty-Kitty will always be remembered in all of our hearts. You can never be replaced. We love you!

Love, The Rodenwald Family

I go outside every night and look up to the sky. Right above the house I see a star that sparkles and shines so brightly and then starts dancing and scampering around in the sky with the all the joy and love that is you. Shine on you crazy diamond... shine on.

http://www.lunatics.com/kitty

You are deeply and truly loved and missed little one. I am totally shattered and my soul is racked with pain without you and remembering what happened.

Mommie, Daddie, Babee, Weenie, Lil' Gal, Bear, Hershel, Titmouse, Killer and Lubinsky

Our daughter rescued this adorable kitten from a dumpster. She stole our hearts and gave us so much joy. Today our hearts are broken because my husband did not see her under his truck when he left the house.

Carla Roth

My dearest, Kitty, you've been by my side my entire adult life. 20 years is a long time. Your loyalty to me will always be remembered. Although your temperament was poor you always stayed close to me. You slept in my arms & kneaded my neck at night for many years. You were with me when I moved to my 1st apartment & moved with me to many others to follow. You came with me when I got married 7 years ago & now recently you've experienced our newest member of the family. Kitty, you lived a long life & I know you lived it well. The past year your health was failing & you stuck around for one more month following your last treatment of antibiotics. I appreciate that time we had together...you slept with me every night & it felt nice to have you nearby. Now it is difficult to go to bed & not see you there. But, I know you are looking down on us from Kitty Heaven.
Thank you for all of those years of keeping my toes warm & snuggling. Thank you for listening to me when I needed someone to talk to & allowing my tears to fall on your fur without a complaint. You & I had a special bond that I don't think could be shared with any other. I'll never forget you, Kitty. I know you tried to keep going for me but your old body just couldn't do it anymore. You followed me around the house until your last day. You even ate & drank & asked for treats. So of course I was unprepared when I found you. I was so glad to have those moments with you. I know you tried to keep going but I also know that it was your time to go. I hope your last days were comfortable. Thank you for a wonderful life together! I miss you very much & will never forget you. I hope you are warm & comfortable now & hope you have found a nice sunny windowsill to sit in.
I love you! Your Mom, Susan

I miss you so much.

Jayne

Kiva was our wonderful sled dog. She led the team and was the only dog we've ever had who could pull the other 5 dogs the way that they were supposed to go, and not the way the dogs wanted to. She was very intelligent, learned how to ring a doorbell to say she wanted to come back in the house and she'd bring a toy fire hydrant when she wanted to go outside. She was the mother of 10 puppies and countless grandpuppies as well as an AKC champion.

The Cap Family

Kiwi--I can remember that day that I saw our little face peeking over all your brothers and sisters. I will miss you so much. I hope you enjoyed your life with me and your adopted brother and sister. You will be seeing me and them again one day. Kiwi you will always be in my heart "The Baby"

Kathy

Klaus,
You were loyal, stoic, and a true gentleman till the end.
You protected us from the mailman, the neighbors, and anyone else who dared to walk by the house. You will be sadly missed and will always be forever in our hearts and memories. Say hi to Katrina for us and remember, we will all meet again someday in a special place where we can play and be together all the time. Mommy misses you a lot since you were her special guy. Jump high and play hard now that your free of your pain. Although it is quiet without you, we know your in a much better place. Peace, big fella.

Love,

Mommy & Daddy

Klondie Boy:

Mom's boy is such a good dog! He is my friend who grew old with me with me. I never wanted you to suffer, little man. You were good to me and I gave you my greatest love.

Kathie Gaynor

Poor little dumpling, he never had much of a chance.
Cuddle up to your new Rainbow Bridge mommy, little one!

Susan Friday

He was such a wonderful cat. I brought him home when he was just 4 weeks old. He had to be fed with an eye dropper. He brought to our lives something that I cannot express in words. He was such a joy. My husband and I loved him so much. He loved to sleep with us at night. Right between our pillows. We miss him terribly. He was a beautiful black color with a 12" tail. The loss that we still feel seems endless. I will always remember how much love he showed us and how special he was. Being able to make a tribute to him makes the grief a little better. We will never get over the loss but we can always remember how much love he brought to our lives.

James and Doreen Cornell

Good bye Koby we miss you

Nycole

My beautiful Koda left us too early. My world is filled with "what if". What if we had pet insurance, what if she had been diagnosed earlier? What if we had taken her to a more experienced vet? What if we had the money to take her to the specialists? My Koda would still be alive today if any of these 'what ifs' had been different. Koda was a true joy, and the most radical dog I have ever known in my life. Her Happiness centered around licking our tired feet, and having her chest rubbed. She is mourned by her younger sister Kali, whom I ask that you keep in your prayers. Kali does not understand where her lifelong companion has gone, and is not accepting her death too well. We mourn our beautiful Koda as much as if she were human. Please keep all of our family in your prayers. Thank you.

Marie Bridgeforth

Kodi was my best good friend. I found her dead at home from an accident. I can't get over her loss or the terrible visions in my mind from the way I found her.

Dave, Sally, & Kc

Sleep softly dear friend, it feels as if our hearts will never mend, all the love you gave so freely, you will live in our hearts forever.

Jeff, Karen, Nicole, Tony and Randy Christopherson

I want the strength to walk the road with Kodie as I take him to the vet tonight, for the last time. I feel that I am loosing a soul mate. I hope that there is a place for all of us to be together someday. In the meantime, I hope that Kodie can find my father who also loved animals. Goodby good friend.

Frank Filingeri

Kody is my once in a lifetime dog...she has served me with unconditional love and compassion and has never abandoned me or made me feel less. Kody is a highly esteemed member of our family and has blessed us with her sweet spirit and devotion to her people. The moment we brought her home on May 11th, 1988, Kody knew she belonged, and so did we. Kody faithfully followed her boy until he had to leave home, licked my tears when I cried through my divorce, when my son left for college...and when I moved from my home to start over, Kody rode in the car 1600 miles with her nose in my lap, encouraging me to go on. Kody will dwell in my heart as long as time goes on. My adoration of her and appreciation to her will remain with me until we are reunited in glory and eternity. Kody trusts me, and I have had to make the decision to give her the gift of heaven on Friday, October 26, 2001. It is painful beyond description, but my love, my girl, my angel, my friend...I do this because I love you and because you deserve to walk without pain, and to hear the birds and to see the butterflies and to eat all the yummies you can hold. Thank you for your faithfulness and your love for me and for being my teacher about kindness and patience and unconditional acceptance and trust. I make this pledge to you my honey, I will not say "I won't forget you", instead I say "I WILL REMEMBER all that you are, always." Mama

To our precious Kody: You gave us so much joy and happiness in your four short years with us. We have your love and memories locked in our hearts. Your ashes and spirit are right here with us. We love you, Mom and Daddy

Kody was a wonderful part of our family and we miss him so much.

Cheryl Hubbard

Kody picked her owners 20 months ago and was loved and cared for in the most special way up until the time of her death. She was not just a part of her owners life, she was joined together in their lives. May the wonderful memories sustain you during this difficult time. Cross the bridge gently dear Kody . Many best wishes always. Ansley

KoKo, I know it's only been hours since you died in my arms, but I miss you so much already. We weren't ready for this. It all happened so suddenly. You were the bestfriend I ever had, and I will always remember you.

Tracy

Koko was a special pet. She was my best friend.

Elaine Green

KoKo, I miss you so much, I am so sorry I was not with you the last week, I know you are in a better place, and your suffering is over, but knowing does not take the pain and empty feeling away, we love you dear "koko mutt", I wish your life could have been better, but now you are free to run with Buckwheat, Brandy, and Bonnie Belle---wait for me at the bridge boy, and take care of your sister's, love you always, mama

Dearest Kokoa, we loved you so very much, and miss you even more. You made our days and full of life. Cinnamon miss you and can't wait to play with you again. Mommy and Daddy look forward to the day that we will be with you again and cross The Rainbow Bridge with you and spend forever with you.

We Love and Miss you Kokoa,
Mommy, Daddy and Cinnamon

Dear Koko,
You have always been very special to us. We all will miss you so very much. I wish it didn't have to be this way. I am glad though that you aren't in pain any longer. We love you so much. You will be with us forever.

Momma, "Uncle" Bob, Copy, Levi, Comet, Grandma and many more family and friends.

Dear Kokomo I miss you so much. You were always there for me. My friend & companion A gentle giant who could never hurt human or animal, but if someone or something threaten you were there to protect. So strong when fighting the cancer that took you from. Only the day before we had to say good bye, you still had to go to the barn with me. My Guardian always. You will always be in my heart and until we meet again at the Rainbow bridge, my love will always be with you.

Mom

Kona was an exceptionally handsome chocolate brown ocicat but he was my best friend for 15 years. He has taken other new cats under his wing, taken care of me when I lost other cats and dogs. I will miss him terribly but the cancer is now too much for him to fight. He once cornered a turkey on a farm and howled for me to come see -- once I saw it and praised him, he was happy to let the momma turkey go!! I hope he gets to see his brother Bailey when he gets to heaven -- they were just great buds and Kona mourned for a year when Bailey died. Now who will see that I am tucked in at night?

Ann and Linda

A little bay Arabian mare left for the Rainbow Bridge pastures today.

Konniption March, 1985 to Sept. 6, 01 Bay Arabian mare Daniell/Mary Bailey

If it should be that I grow weak
And pain should keep me from my sleep,
Then you must do what must be done,
For this last battle cannot be won.

You will be sad, I understand;
Don't let your grief then stay your hand.
For this day more than all the rest,
Your love for me must stand the test.

We've had so many happy years--
What is to come can hold no fears.
You'd not want me to suffer so;
The time has come, so let me go.

Take me where my needs they'll tend
And please stay with me until the end.
Hold me firm and speak to me
Until my eyes no longer see.

I know in time that you will see
The kindness that you did for me.
Although my tail its last has waved,
From pain and suffering I've been saved.

Please do not grieve--it must be you
Who had this painful thing to do.
We've been so close, we two, these years--
Don't let your heart hold back its tears.

Author Unknown

KP. It is warm night and the wind is blowing the cows are running. I can just see you playing with them and swimming in the lake. You have been gone awhile but I still miss you alot Take care of your master who came to join you in Oct.
Miss you both wait for me.
Mom.

Thank you for the 6 wonderful years you brought to my life. You were my best friend, my faithful companion, my teacher in life, my baby, and my girl. God gave you to me when I was at my lowest point. Now He has taken you from me with a reason, for a purpose I have yet to understand. Nevertheless, I trust that He knows what is best. I love you. You will always be in my heart. I miss you. See you, baby.

Elizabeth Ong

Beloved little girl, you have been a joy in our lives and will be a part of our family forever. Your death came so quickly and unexpectedly, we are all in shock. We will never forget you. God bless you and keep you until we meet again.

Annette Richter, Rob, Kurt and Derek Kunz

Can I ever tell you, my girl, how very much I loved you, and how my heart will never be the same. In a blink of an eye you were gone, with no time to say my goodbyes.
You filled my life, and all that met with you with incredible joy. Remember when you had babies, so that my granddaughter could have a "Kristal".? She lives on in your memory. Then we had you fixed, so you could just be our fun little girl.....and you always were.
I miss your warm body at night, right between me & daddy in the bed...Your snoring was loud, but I never disturbed that sound sleep.
I miss your barking when I left, and when I came home. Our house is silent now, altho I still hear that bark in my dreams.
Your kind, gentle spirit will somehow guide me through my grief, and when we meet again at the Bridge, I will look for you jumping up and down as we spot each other, just in case the grass is too tall.
Hang out with your partner, Flash, and the other babies you saw come & go throughout your time with us....
We never dreamed you would leave us in such a tragic way, but I know that you know we loved you more than anything.
Be well, my angel, and visit me when you can, in your sweet, gentle spirit.

Judi Kelly

Loved unconditionally and will be missed by many

Aunt Sandee

Our little Kritter,
It's been a year now and never does a day go by that we do not miss you!! The emptiness is still here and nothing will ever take your place. We hope you have found peace on The Bridge and you are running and playing like you used to.
We WILL meet again and that will be a joyous time!
For now, just wait for us and play to your hearts content. We love you and miss you very much Kritter Dog!
Mom, Dad & Tyler

For a girl whose companionship and intelligence will never be forgotten. I shall miss you, love.

Sarah Fowler

Only purchased on Saturday, to soften the grief of our beloved Pinchy, Krusty, our tiny (1 inch) brown crab passed away today.
Again, peacefully sat still, unresponsive - I have just in the last few minutes, returned from laying him to his eternal rest.

Sleep well Krusty, we hardly knew ye.

Love
Gemma and Anthony
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Krystal was my best friend, a loyal friend. My home is so empty now without her. I will forever love you and miss you Krystal.

Yolanda

She was a vivacious and loving companion. She was kind and curious to all she met and positively touched those whom she loved.

She made me a better, more caring man. I will miss her and remember her with love, sadness and happiness.

Peter C. Kaminski

Krystal, your short life will never be in vain. I love you dearly. You opened my eyes to greyhound adoption and the love you and the other greyhounds can give. I will never forget you or the first day you came to live with us or anything about you. I am trying to adopt one of your sisters or brothers as soon as they retire from racing. I am in contact with your former race owners and they have contacted the adoption agency they deal with. as soon as one of your sibs is through racing, he/she will be with us. As soon as one of them is here, I will feel close to you once again.

Good bye sweet Krystal, I will always miss you.

Cathy Munro

Krystil Anne Blue--one of the 2 best kitties in the universe--loved by Cathy Miller

Krystil Anne Blue,
I miss you
Your sweet smiling eyes
and your voice like an angel
You have forever touched my life
With your gentle loving spirit.
I see you now in the place of love and warm light
And I know you will be waiting for me
When I come.

Rest peacefully, little sister. Find Pussadee and snuggle on the clouds.

To a very special kitty friend... I love you forever. You have a very special place in my heart. Your passing leaves a void in my soul that will never be filled, for you were a beautiful little cat full of sweetness and love shining from your large, round luminous green eyes that have been dimmed forever. The memories you left behind, however, will never be dimmed with the passing of time. I feel very blessed to have shared my life with you for seventeen years, which passed by all too quickly. I will always miss having you in my lap every night, purring contentedly and looking up at me with the greatest love in your eyes. Goodbye, my sweet little Krystle .... I miss you so much

Sally Schrock

Our boy, Micoaby Augustus Kukla (a/k/a "Kukla", "Little Kukla" or just "RUB ME!"), died Thursday, June 21, 2001, from what we are pretty sure was the dry form of FIP. He was 13 months old. He was helped to the bridge by his MomKat at 6:00 P. M. EDT. His brother and littermate, Ollie, had gotten to the Bridge three weeks before from the same cause.

Kukla and I fought this thing until the bitter end. I visited four vets, who all told me basically the same thing: FIP is an insidious, wasting disease for which there is no vaccine and no cure. Up until his last day, Kukla ate, drank, stayed close to MomKat even though he didn't feel like playing with our other two babies and taught me the sweetness that comes from a creature who truly needs you. During this time, I fell in love with Kukla even more than I did seven months ago, when I visited my other Aby's breeder and I looked down to see him sitting quietly at my feet, waiting for me to notice him. Not long after, he came to be with us because I quite literally couldn't get him off my mind.

Kukla is survived by myself (his MomKat), his DadKat, Gary, our 1-year old Blue Aby girl, Livia ("The Diva") and our 5-year old Seal Point Siamese traditional applehead, Sharif. They miss him, too.

You'd have to have been a pretty rotten person not to have liked Kukla instantly. During his struggle with this disease, I learned how many people loved him and cared about what happened to him - even some people I've never met. What Kukla gave me - his love and devotion - I cannot repay, but all my recent efforts were rewarded because Kukla waited Thursday until Gary and I got home from our jobs before he left us. I prayed he wouldn't die alone and God answered my prayers that I could be with him to ease his passage. His last night in this life, I sang Paul McCartney's "My Love" to him as he lay on my lap on the sofa before I went to bed. In my mind, that's Kukla's song now.

He's missed more than he'll ever know, and the only comforting thought for me right now is that one day, Kukla will sense my own approach to the Bridge. Then he'll never be away from me again and my lap will be his once more.

Laura Carter

My beautiful friend suffered a massive heat attack and died in my arms last night. He went through life with the pride and bearing of God's proudest, most regal creature but his heart was that of the gentlest. Always at my side and ever vigilant to keep his family safe, he was truly my soul mate throughout our short time together. He laughed with me, he cried with me and always he was there for me.

I feel so terribly lost knowing that with his passing, a part of my soul has gone with him. His kind will never again pass through my life and I will be much the poorer for it.

Douglas Scott

Our special baby will forever be missed. We love you Kungo! I know that there are tons of water sprinklers in Rainbow Bridge for you to play in.

Kimberly

My brave and devoted guardian, sweeter than any I've known, your light will burn in an eternal glow that will warm my heart forever.

Vicki Holt

Ky was the first dog I had ever gotten as an adult. I saw him when he was 6 weeks old. I couldn't afford to buy him all at once so I made a deal with his owner. I would pay half then and pay the rest as I could. I would go to see him every day after work and in 6 weeks I had him come home with me. My son was going to be born in May, but I didn't like the name my fiancée had picked out. I knew she would love my dog so I had him named Kyle Alexander. I brought him home and she loved him, My son's name is Jacob, so I owe so much to my little boy Ky. The years we had don't seem all that long or enough time to spend together. I only know that he was so sick and that to have him go on in such pain would have been unkind to my friend. I held him so tightly and he died in my arms kissing me as he went. It was the hardest thing I ever had to decide. I only hope that where he is at there are lots of children to play with and tons of space to run like he use to love to do. I can't wait to see him again and to hold him close and tell him how much I missed him. He was the kindest, gentlest, friendliest friend I ever had. Thank God I found you.

Will Litwaitis

To my Sweet boy, Kye Monkey.
I loved how you never complained about hugges and kisses even while you where eating. How you would steel my chair or hop up on the bed for some love'n. Your voice was like music to us. The Lord gave us and liver failure took you from us. We will miss you forever. Love Dad & Mom

To our Siberian Lady,
We will never forget you, the way you "talked", your LOVE of treats and walks, your beauty, you.
Love for eternity,
Daddy & Mommy and your sister Shasta

We love and miss you dearly little girl
You will be with us forever in our hearts
and you will always be our babygirl......
All our love, forever in our thoughts,
Mommy, Daddy, Andrew, Jessica, Chance & Sassy

My first collie puppy - you started it all! I still miss you, my little girl!!!

Justis