Love always until we meet again
Chris Whiting
Thank you God, for giving me 10 years with my beloved dog, Wags. My constant companion from beginning to end and the most loving animal I have known in ages. His beautiful brown eyes are forever embedded in my memory. I said goodbye to him only this morning after knowing I had done everything on earth that could be done. My heart is breaking and the tears won't stop. Thank you for letting him be my little buddy for ten years. I love you Wags. Your mom
Even though I never met Wags. Wags is my dog and will be for eternity. Wags was a homeless stray who's story and picture I came across on the net. He had been so mistreated and so badly burned he didn't have a hair on his poor skinny malnutritioned body. But one thing he did have A WILL TO LIVE. and he survived the burns the cruelty and maltreatment he had received in his little life. and he survived the starvation only to be rescued and put to sleep as his reward. Because nobody wanted him because he wasn't cute anymore he had too many scars he didn't have anymore hair he didn't even have a name. If I would have known about Wags I would have gotten him. To me he was the most beautiful dog I have ever seen. His little spirit was the most beautiful I have ever seen. He has a name now his name is WAGS. His beautiful face will be the first face I look for when its my turn to pass over Rainbow Bridge. See you up there Wags.
Debbie
Wali was always sweet and friendly, greeting all who came his way. He was truly a special cat. I miss him terribly.
Sraddha Durand
Walker, you came into my life when I needed help getting over the loss of your brother "Buster". Now you too have left me. I will never be able to express just how much I miss you. A part of me died they day you did. You were my beauty, my best friend and I can't believe that you are gone. Mommy & Daddy always will love you. Sleep peacefully.
Debbie Reid
The best companion. Service dog extraordinaire.
Jan
Wally was abandoned in the Utah salt flats by a trucker from Elko, Nevada. We were told that he 'lost' two Westies, father and son, Buddy and Wally. I found Wally's body in the desert, but the man lied about Buddy. I found Buddy alive in SLC, Utah, a month after they were abandoned. They had always been together, but the trucker (the 'devil' in my eyes) saw fit to abandon them separately. Wally died alone without water, food, shade. He probably only lived a day out there. We will always remember Wally. Thank you, Wally, for helping me find Buddy alive. We will always make sure he is loved.
Rebecca
Wally, You are forever in my heart. You were so sweet
and gentle, and so loving. I hope and pray that you forgive me for not
realizing sooner that you were sick, and for not being there at the hospital
with you when you passed from this world. Your sisters and brothers miss
you so much. My heart aches from missing you. Danny and I love you and
pray you'll wait for us at the bridge. Play now sweet Wally, in the grass
at the shadow of the bridge. Chase bugs and tinkerbells as you loved to
do so much. Wait for us gentle boy, I promise to see you again and then
we will never be apart.
I love you forever,
Momma
Wally,
I miss you terribly...the pain is so great that I just feel like screaming.
I feel so lost without you. I wander around the house and it feels so empty
without you here....I find it difficult to sleep at night since you were
always there next to me. Do you remember when I told you that after you
left me if you would please visit me in my dreams.....I can't wait to see
you again.
WALLY HAD KIDNEY FAILURE AND AFTER A MONTH OF INTENSE TREATMENT AT THE
VETERINARIAN AND AT HOME,
HIS LITTLE BODY STARTED TO REJECT EVERYTHING. HIS BODY WAS GETTING SO SWOLLEN
WITH FLUIDS (ADEMA) THAT I COULD NO LONGER SEE HIM SUFFER. I QUESTION WHETHER
I DID THE RIGHT THING! IF ONLY I COULD HAVE ONE MORE DAY.........
Ida Lisa Enz
You were such a big part of my life, & touched the hearts of all who knew you. I will always remember your silly smile, your soft silky ears, the warm space between your pretty eyes when I kissed you, your ever-wagging tail, the way you'd sneeze when excited, the way you'd rub your nose with your paw, your acceptance of & devotion to the boys, & most of all, your sweet, gentle spirit. God has held you close & taken your pain away. I'm grateful you are no longer suffering. I know how very much you loved me. My life was greatly blessed for 15 yrs. because of you. Love Mama
Wally I'm glad your not in pain anymore, but sorry to be without you. We all miss you, mom, dad, jen, and especially Bingo Say hi to grandpa.
Susan Maggelet
Walter, was our beautiful snuggle boy. He walked into our live's and our hearts 14 years ago, although, it only seems like yesterday.. We will never forget his big bear hugs or the way he got us up every morning at 6am to fix him breakfast.. Our life's were enriched by his love.. We will miss him profoundly.. Until we meet again..
All our love, Walter's Mommy, Dad & Isis
W.A.S. (Wait and See) brought our entire family joy. Holly called him Fizzgig. His funny mop of a body and two rows of teeth reminded her of the pet creature in The Dark Crystal. W.A.S. liked Kari best and would wait at the window patiently for her at the mere mention of her name. He transferred that love and attention to her son, Sam, who would ask him, eyeball to eyeball, "How's Wassy?" Now he asks, "Where's Wassy? "Wassy left us on August 9. He stripped his collar and went off to find us. (We had left two days earlier for a trip to the east coast. He was staying with a neighbor.)The community was frantic; a thorough search was organized but to no avail. He was spotted only once. The community was devastated and so were we . Max, Holly and Geoff's Dalmatian/lab seemed unable to believe that W.A.S. wasn't here at Christmas. All of us are in that place. There is a void in the lives of all who knew him. He was a very special, not quite dog, dog. He was nearly thirteen when he left us. I like to think he is on his way to Maryland and when we get there he'll be there, too. W.A.S. is survived by Ken and Sari, Fred and Muslin,(cat and cat --- Egyptian Mau and Snowshoe) Mark and Tammy, Kari and Sam, Heather , Miss Emilee (cat) and John, Holly, Geoff and Max (dog) and a whole multitude of friends and family who were so used to seeing him. He loved quilt auctions and went with us religiously. Often he sat there, seemingly ready to bid. A dogwood tree will be planted in his memory both in Minnesota and Maryland this spring and summer.
Sari K
Rest in peace, Baby Dog. I miss you so much. Mummy
My precious Waverly, thank you so much for sharing your life with me. You were so very special to me - wise and strong and patient and loving. I hope that you are with your angels now and that you are still connected to me in spirit. I love you!
Wendy C. Williams
Wayne was a special guy. He didn't require much, just
wanted to be loved (and fed, of course). He was abandoned as a puppy and
adopted by my sister, Mickey. Mickey loved him and took him everywhere
with her. He loved being with her no matter where she was going or what
she was doing and was very committed to her. She took him to the lake house
on weekends, to Michigan to visit relatives and was always patient; sitting
in passenger seat just like another person.
He did gardening with her and would dig holes alongside her as she was
planting. When she was sick from chemotherapy treatments, he would faithfully
sleep by her side or just above her head to let her know he was there for
her. She died in March of 1998 and he was there with her the entire time.
I heard him whimper ever so slightly as she was dying and I knew his heart
was breaking too.
He then lived with my parents and followed my mother everywhere; almost to the point of being annoying. He began having problems with his eyesight and I think he was afraid he would lose her if he didn't stay right by her side. My mother had him treated by the opthamologist and carefully and routinely doctored his eyes every 4 hours for several months. He was our boy and our only living remembrance of my sister. My mother passed away in January 2001.
Wayne then had only my father in the house. Both my father and Wayne were now legally blind. He provided my father with a routine that kept him busy during this past year...a reason to get up and out of bed. Someone to talk to and watch him while he ate. They watched (or listened to) television together.
Wayne became very ill the Sunday before Christmas. He would not eat and it was obvious that he would not be with us very long. He experienced great difficulty in getting up from lying down and became incontinent. His limbs were weak and he trembled. He seemed to withdraw from us yet he was still very good natured. We knew it was time and that he had become tired. His mission was complete and he wanted to move on. While it's always so difficult to make the decision to euthanize, I knew it had to be done for him. I wanted to wait until after the holidays but it became evident that the waiting would only prolong his discomfort and misery so I took him to the doctor the day after Christmas. It was difficult but I had to be there for him. He was there for my mother and my sister and it was his turn to be comforted at the time of his last breath. He will be missed greatly. Including Wayne, we've lost 4 dogs in the past 4 years along with my mother and sister. My 8 y.o. son feels a tremendous sense of loss and I've told him to picture Wayne as a young vibrant puppy running into the arms of his aunt and grandmother with loving dog kisses and a happily wagging tail. I tell him our dogs we've lost will also be waiting for us at the Rainbow Bridge when we are called home.
In memory of Mickey and Betty Jo Long
Our lovely dogs, Casey, Jake and Lucy
Maribeth Long
Weasel,
My sweet, beloved dog . . . you are gone from my earthly life , but not
from my heart and soul. You came into our lives determined that you would
be part of us, of our family. You weaseled your way into our hearts and
our souls. That day you came to us changed our lives forever, for you became
a part of it. Our lives, hearts, and souls came together, you and I, as
you came to our doorstep and decided to stay. We tried to find your original
home, but to no avail and thanks to destiny . . . you became my beloved
companion.
Your date of birth is unknown, but you were still a puppy, as was I, when
you entered our lives. We grew up together sharing our lives with one another,
combining them into one. I will never forget the times we spent with one
another, which are engraved forever in my memories of you.
I will miss the nights that you laid by my head, trying to snuggle up as
close as you could to me. And with those nights, I will also miss your
sighs and grunts, that you made as nightly tossing and turning disturbed
your precious slumber. You sighs and grunts will also be remembered during
the times of my pettings when just the right spot was hit, a grunt or sigh
of pleasure would be heard. These memorable sounds that emanated from you
provided you with your lifelong nickname "My Little Grunts."
We will no longer share these times of slumber together here upon Earth
and I will no longer hear the echo of "My Little Grunt's" sigh
. . . for you are far beyond the rainbow and have reached the Rainbow Bridge.
I long to hear the sound of your bark or the echo of your sigh . . . I
long to see your shining eyes and your raccoon mask . . . I long to touch
your silky ears and to hold that faithful, loving paw . . . for I will
always miss you "My Little Weezy Girl."
You will now be able to romp and play among others, which you were unable
to do for the last six months of your life. On that last night that I spent
with you I tried to say good-bye, until we meet again. On that final day
that you made your journey onwards to the Rainbow Bridge, I let loose tears
knowing that I will not see you again for a very long time and I will miss
you greatly. My heart is filled with sadness and grief that you are gone,
but I know that neither of us will be alone and that our memories will
keep us together in out hearts and souls. Our loneliness for one another
will never cease to exist until that fateful day when we rejoin one another
at the Rainbow Bridge. But others will be there to help us through our
loneliness until that day. For you, my dear, will have others such as your
self to romp and play with, who also have reached the Rainbow Bridge. Some
of these are others that I also hold close to my heart . . . Sparky, Bandit,
Baby Betty Boop, and Silky. I will have my family and others to help me
through these times and to grieve with me. My dear Weasel you will never
be gone from my life for you will always live onwards forever in my heart.
I love "My Little Weezy Girl!" I love and miss you Weasel!
Love Always, Julie
He was the best and brightest friend for 14 years. He saw me through some truly horrible times, always with that special unconditional love that only our pets and children give. He went quietly, and I am sure he knows I have always loved him, and always will love him. I so look forward to seeing him again.
A. J. Delara
We love you Webster.
David Ozag
Dear Webster,
I know that's not your real name, but I had to name you. Please forgive the human that hit you with their car and left you for dead on the roadside. Please forgive your owner who so carelessly let you roam the streets to meet your tragic ending. You mattered to me if to no one else. I wept for you although I never held you or heard you purr. I will think of you every time I drive by that spot and remember you with love in my heart. Run and play now, there are no cars to hurt you on Rainbow Bridge. Look for my Harley he will play with you. When my time comes to cross the bridge come with Harley and we will play together forever.
Love
Cindy
My darling little baby girl. I am so grateful for the 15 wonderful years we had together. I am so grateful that you were with me on all my camping trips; that you got to swim in both oceans, all the Great Lakes, and the Gulf of Mexico. You loved all the smells and the adventures of hiking. You knew no fear. I am grateful for all the wonderful memories. But most of all, I am grateful to you for falling asleep at home just moments after running and playing. You were bouncy and full of spunk right up to the end. You were a class act from birth to death. I miss you so terribly. I anxiously await seeing you again, and will never forget you. I love you bestest of all.
Love forever,
Your Stupid Boy
p.s. Me, too, gracious.
Love, Stubby
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From the moment I first saw you, I fell in love with you. You were in that horrid pet store, blissfully unaware of your dreadful surroundings, playing with that shoelace and chasing a fly. Your playful personality, your fearless spirit and adorable little face were a huge part of my life for the 15 plus years we were together. I am so thankful for the wonderful camping trips, the car rides and Spy Missions our little family shared. You loved to hike and explore with your brother, Greg, and me. I am so thankful that when your time came, you left this life quietly, painlessly and quickly. I only wish I had the opportunity to say good bye, fuzzle your sweet little face, and tell you one last time how much you meant to me and how much I love you. Thank you for choosing us as your owners. We were so lucky to get to share our lives with you. You will be with me forever.
"I will love you forever,
Your Fat One"
My most beloved Weefie,
I am here with a very heavy heart because of your passing. I loved you
with all my heart. You were my life. On the eve of your 7th birthday I
am remembering so many things that you did. Remember how you used to "pinch"
my back to get me up, because you wanted to get up? That was so adorable....and
how we rough- housed every night about 10:00 because that was your hyper
hour....and how you just started bringing the newspaper in to Daddy, and
had waited for hours for the newspaper boy to bring it......our long walks
down the alley that you just loved to do.......lying lazily on a warm afternoon
on a glider on the back porch....and just lying on the back porch watching
the world go by.......being nervous when we visited the vet, although you
always behaved so good..... looking so wonderful when we came home from
Faith's......How you snuggled up to me and jumped up on my lap as soon
as I sat down......How I brushed your beautiful hair, taking care not to
hurt you.......how you were so possessive with your things, but you loved
you but you loved "Baby" most of all.......how you loved to sit
with us when we had company and listen.........there are so many memories
and one day we will meet again at Rainbow Bridge and once again I will
be happy......Love you forever, Weef.....Mommy
Weezie (aka Miss LaWeeze) was a special lady. Inside the house she was the ultimate lady, but when she was outside, those hunting instincts came to the surface and she became the Great Huntress! She chased anything and everything (including taking on an opossum that resulted in stitches), but especially loved chasing and catching lizards and salamanders. It was this hunting love that did her in as she attacked and killed a Bofu toad (very poisonous). My comforts have been that she went doing what she loved (hunting) and it is was quick, but this still does not help fill the huge hole her passing has left in my heart. She was my best friend for 7 years after I moved to Florida and adopted her from the Humane Society. I have recently adopted 2 new dogs (Border Collies, I could not bring my self to get another Dauchsy), and while they have brought much joy and laughter back into my life, I still miss my little LaWeeze very much. I know she is waiting for me on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge, and meanwhile is busy chasing lizards, rabbits, cats, and squirrels!
Kathy Vieson
Wendy was always intelligent, the perfect dog, so strong
and healthy, she was my baby, and she followed me anyplace I went. Very
soon she took the position of the guardian dog. She felt that she needed
to protect us from strangers; she didn't like the strangers so much, though.
She liked being pet by al of us. She was so beautiful, that she won a big
price in a dog contest because she was the best female dog, we were very
proud of her.
In 2000 we needed to move out to another country, we tried to bring them
with us, but it would be very difficult, (a lot of troubles and everything
with immigration and animals regulations), so, we thought that it was better
if we could find a good foster home for them, both together!!! We were
looking for a sweet home that could keep 2 dogs and love them. It was very
difficult because their ages and two dogs is a big responsibility.
Anyway, one day before our departure, we found a family who wanted my dogs;
they had a spacious house with a big garden, so with tears in our eyes,
we let them go. I remember their faces and their eyes and I will do forever,
it seemed as if a part of me went with them, they looked at me and I couldn't
do anything.
We called to their foster family once in a while, asking for them, we missed
them so much, and we were so worry about them. Everything looked OK every
time we called.
One day I received the bad news that my dogs passed away only 2 months
ago. I started to cry and they told me that Newton had had an epileptic
attack and somehow he couldn't make it, he died. 20 days or so, after he
passed away, they found Wendy dead, she had been sad and crying all the
time, they told me that maybe she died because of sadness; I don't know
if this kind of thing could happen. But in my heart I feel so guilty, because
I was not with them when they needed me most.
Wendy: I wish I could take the time back and be with you, you were always my favorite, I loved you so much and I miss you, I've cried days and nights thinking about you, I know you were sad because of Newton and because we were not together and I don't know exactly what happened to you, I guess you were so lonely and for that you chose to cross the rainbow bridge, I know that you are happy now and you are not alone anymore, and someday we are going to be together and this time, will be forever.
We love you
Adriana White
Wendy was a beautiful, smart and funny cat. She lost her battle with cancer last week. We will miss her always.
Cathy Merican
She lived and she loved. No questions asked.
Thanks, Poo. We love you.
Darlene and Stan
Sixteen years of loyalty and fierce guardianship for her family. She goes to be with her brother, Bear. We all love you, Wendy.
Pat Friggens
Wen Yen was a beautiful little white pekingese with a black, heart-shaped mask and a gray band around her right front leg. She was more than a pet to me. She was my beloved, little companion - the most precious thing I have ever owned. She loved me and I loved her. When I had no one else, I had her. She died of pneumonia a couple of days ago. She was cruelly taken from me. I was with her when she died. The doctors had misdiagnosed her problem and she died needlessly. I will always love her and miss her.
Terri Gnazari
Good-bye my little whicket. I am so sorry I couldn't save you this time. I will miss you very much. There will never be a cat as sweet as you were.
Tracey Cullum
Whimsy was my canine soul-mate and I know we'll meet again on the other side of the rainbow bridge. He was with us for only seven years and had more than his share of troubles. He bore them all uncomplainingly, and with complete love and patience. A herding dog, with six-inch legs, allergic to grass. Very ironic. He fought cancer for two years and finally lay down under the lilac tree and peacefully crossed the bridge into the summerland - to be met by his old kitty companions Billie (19) and Tigger (20). My heart is broken, but I know he's out of pain at last. I'll love him always.
Tamsen and Vince Botinelly
My cat was the love of my life, I lost my only reason for going home each day!! and a part of me died with her on fathers day!! I miss you whiskers and I will always love u and I will never ever forget about you!!!
Michelle Bennett
To Whiskers:
We will forever remember your eager little eyes, your stubby wagging tail,
your sassy ways. You are truly missed. You were our sunshine.
Jerry, Katrinka and Aaron Crabtree
Dear, sweet Whiskers! You can't imagine how much you're missed. I still see you looking at me with those loving eyes. So many memories... how you came to me 16 years ago after your original owners passed on and it seemed no one else wanted to--or could--take you in...how you quickly found your way into my heart... how you became the grand dame of the household... how upset you were when we brought Cricket home as a kitten (just who was this intruder anyway??) and how you two came to be good buddies and slept snuggled up together... how you loved to be held like an infant, enjoying the attention and tummy-rubbing... how you let me scoop you up in my arms and pepper you with kisses... how your politeness and good behavior and friendliness impressed visitors to our home... how you loved to "chase" our hands moving under the covers and your eyes got as big as saucers with excitement... how you would sit up for treats... how you would bat at Dad's electric beard trimmer and calmly (amazingly!) stayed put and I just vacuumed around you... how you hated that carrier... you were healthy all your life and it was a shock when you stopped eating and we discovered the cancer under your tongue. The vet gave us the devastating news that nothing that could be done. I tried to make the most of the 3 months that were left to us. I hope I was able to show you how very much you were loved, sweet pea. We miss you terribly and our home just isn't the same without you. Love, Mom & Dad
Sorry Whiskers, we did what we could. Molly wasn't always nice to you, but he couldn't live without you. I hope you're getting along better now. See you again someday...
Christopher Gross
It was such a privilege and great blessing to love and be loved by such a wonderful friend, a patient and faithful companion, a great lady-cat of tender hears and gentle spirit, a beautiful live-in model, a quiet and wise mentor.
Mary J. Hickey
We'd like to thank our boy for sharing our lives with us, we will miss you and never forget you.
Carole and Amber
Whiskey was a great well behaved dog, and was my best friend. I was three years old when we got him, and 14 years later he passed on. I don't know life without him. But I will live through it, remembering him every day, and eagerly awaiting when we meet at the gates of Rainbow Bridge. I'm glad he's health and vigor are restored, I'm glad he's pain free. I wish I could've done more for you pal, I wish I loved you more. I want to tell you now - I love you Whiskey, and I miss you so much!!!
Patrick Shea
You can run, bark, chew as many bricks, and swim as far as you can now my special little boy. goobye remember you always
Richard Norton
Sweetheart,
Mommy's sorry she had to send you across the bridge; you were suffering
so. I love you so much, baby cakes, and it will be so hard to go on without
you. I'll see you again sometime in the future. In the meantime, run and
play with your brothers, and Bandit, Patches and Wimpey. And if Caramel
picks on you, go to Grammy Linter and she'll keep you safe I love you,
sweetheart, and you'll be with me in my heart every day of my life.
Hugs and kisses,
Mommy
Whispurr was a beautiful soul in a warm furry body. She passed on as a result of cancer and liver disease. She left behind her little sister and her Momma, who are both missing her terribly. We are glad though that she is not in pain any longer, and we know that we will meet her again. Until then we will keep her in our hearts, and meet with her in dreams.
Sara
Whissy (short for Whisper) came into my life as a stray kitten. She became my companion and best friend. Together we survived abuse and divorce, and began a new life. She has been my sole companion since 1984, and I have always thought of her as my child. Five years ago I began taking voice lessons, and discovered that Whissy had an affinity for music. She always sat by my side in her special chair while I practiced. I helped her fight two diseases, but recently a third disease became too much for her. I sent her to heaven because I couldn't bear to see her suffer any longer. Now she is singing with the angels.
Alice Adams
My Dearest Whitey, I am sorry for the decision I made on your behalf. Do you know how much I love you and always will? Do you know how much I miss you and always will? I miss those beautiful blue eyes of yours. I miss holding you next to my ear and hearing your breathing, heartbeat and purring all at once. I miss petting your beautiful, soft white fur. I miss hearing you ask for a milk ring, or seeing you play with your balled up sock toy. I hope that I gave you a happy life while you were here with me. Please forgive me for euthanizing you. I love you always, and cannot wait to see you in Heaven.
Iris
Thanks for being so kind and loving and watching over us for so many years. It was an honor to have you with us. Keep doing your exercises and make sure to eat your cauliflower and radishes. We miss you dearly-nothing is the same without you. Behave yourself...we will see you on the other side. Hugs and kisses.
Casey and Michelle
In Honor of Whitey and Benjamin, Samantha, Sarah, Gray and all our lost loving fur family members
Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have been
loved at all.
--Tennyson
(Thanks for loving us Benjamin and blessing us with your spirit. You were
absolutely the most beautiful cat I have ever had. Your loving ways took
over our home. Thank you, baby Boygin.)
Dedicated to Whitey and Benjamin:
I went to the woods because I wish to
live deliberately.
To front only the essential facts of life and see if I
could not learn all it had to teach and not,
When I came to die
Discover
that I had not lived.
--Thoreau
You both stole our hearts from the start with the unconditional
love you poured out of your little hearts.
We will forever love you and miss your presence. Before we meet in Heaven,
please feel free to grace us with your presence in our dreams. We will
look for you sweet Benjamin and Whitey Bear. You were the best boys a mom
could ever ask for and you did your job: you were cute and lovable.
All animals are without sin so I am certain you will be in Heaven to make sure your dad and I get in, my dear boys. Whitey and Ben, be good and take care of the others and love one another. You both are the Kitty Managers up there. I hope you are playing with Gray, Samantha and Sarah Smile. I will always love you, Whitester and Benjamin and please know you will always have a most special spot in our hearts forever and ever. Our first babies that we both got to love as a couple together. Thank you for the experiences of love that you blessed us with. Whitey, thank you for loving me and Daddy, especially. You were his man. Thank you Benjamin for loving me so very much and opening up your huge heart to let us all in. You were the most loving cats. Our two boy angels. I hope I was half as good and sweet as you both were. Hope to see you soon, baby boys. We love you with all our hearts. Mom and Dad
I love you my precious "Little Bitty", and miss
your sweet little face. I miss the pleasure of your company as you followed
me throughout the house each day. It's as though I can still hear you bark
at the cats in the woods, and I look out and your not there... my heart
breaks all over again.
Whitlee, you brought our family so much joy and happiness and if mommy
could have done anything to make your disease disappear, I would have.
Thank you for sharing nine wonderful years with us and helping to raise
two Min Pin puppies and a kitty. At times when I think of the unconditional
love you shared, my sadness is almost unbearable. I know you are no longer
in pain and are able to run freely along side your sister Juliet. Mommy
loves you and misses you so.
We love you our dear Whitney. You are in our hearts forever. One sweet day we will be together as a family again.
Krista and Family
This is our 1st Christmas without you, Girl, but your present was put out for you and your stocking is draped over your little crematory box.......You are ever in our hearts..........We miss you SO MUCH, but know that one day we will again be reunited at Rainbow Bridge.......Our love goes to you every day, for such a love that we three shared can never be extinguished - like the candles we light for each day........Play, have fun, and look for us as we always look for you! Love, Daddy and Mommy
Maman pense à toi tous les jours. Mon coeur est encore brisé depuis ton départ. Élodie ne t'as pas remplacé mais elle m'aide à soutenir ton départ.
Monique Breton
I should have named you Sanity because you sure have been mine through the years. I love you and miss you baby.
Brenda Anderson
You are my angel. My fathers symbol from heaven. I know you would have held on longer, but it was time to go. You will be forever missed and truley loved, for you were a blessing from up above
Your original Mother, Bree
Wicket was a sweet, beautiful cat. She was always around me when I was home and slept in my bed at night. I could always count on her presence in my heart and home. Unconditional love. She was my family. I miss her still.
I miss you Wicket. I wish we could have been together longer. I hope you are fine at the Bridge and someday we'll be together again.
She made my days worthwhile and is missed much more than her tiny size.
Linda Kramer
Wiggles--
You were given to us and you were greatly accepted into our house. Even though you always had that "which way did he go" face on you were a great rabbit.
Kathy
To a special little rat who put up a fight to the bitter end. I miss you so much, but know you, Nosey, Bandit, and Bashful are together again. One day we will all be together again.
Vicki
Wilbur--
Rest in Peace my Best friend.We were together for almost 18 years and I
have loved you every day.I will miss you and always love you...You were
truly My Pal-My Best friend-My Buddy.. My heart is broken to know I will
never see your beautiful face again. but I know if there is a Heaven for
our Pals----- You are there. Toni Crocco (your Mom)
I didn't know you, dear heart named 'Wild', but heard of your passing this morning. I pray you are released from this life of misery into all good, and more joy than you ever dreamed of. My love to you....go in the arms of angels.
Teddy Davenport
Willie,
When a gentle breeze blows the dog door inward Clover Leaf & I still
look to see if you decided to come home and sit with us awhile.
I still read the plaque that sits upon the mantle that your human kitty
friends gave us when we moved to our new house a few years ago. The one
you finally felt was "Your" home because you ruled all that occupied
its' space.
The plaque reads "A house is not a home until it has a cat"
We have not found another friend like you but we know we will someday.
Sadie Mae, Clover Leaf & I, will always miss you.
Wiley was a rescue....he was a feisty critter...the rest
of his "family" were Wolves & Wolfdogs... also rescues. He
became the "pack alpha"...the others bowed to his commands even
though they were much bigger than him. When his time came, we let them
all upstairs for a last goodbye...we carried him outside & placed him
in the kennel to await his trip to the crematorium. All went outside &
circled the chainlink seeming to be calling to him...they all stopped &
let out a long heartbreakingly mournful howl & then came back inside.
The next day, after he was gone, they all appeared to "see" things
in the yard that we couldn't. Wileys Spirit? The passing of the torch?
We don't know. They have senses we have long since lost or never had.
We all will miss him.
He would have been 23. Rest in peace old one.
We'll meet again some day......
Andrew & Carol
IN MEMORY OF WILEY
When I am but a shadow
It is time to let me go
I am not really living
And you and I both know.
My days are gone of running
Chasing squirrels up a tree
I've loved you best and loved you most
I'm you best friend. Set me free
I won't really ever leave
I'll be watching over you
When you are sad just think of me
And I will see you through
Remember all the fun we had
And so many special days
I've shown you all the love I have
In a thousand different ways.
Someday we'll be together
In a very special place
The sun will shine upon us
And we'll be surrounded by God's grace.
Please don't be sad and don't be angry
Fill your heart with love aknew
Because my friend I'm happy
And I'll be watching over you.
Sharon K. Coram
He was a spiritual cat and without words an exceptional communicator. His eyes had wisdom beyond his years and anyone who knew him had long conversations with him. He was a great listener, he spoke many languages. VAS claimed his life 3 yrs. ago, yesterday on March 21, 2001 at 12:30 PM, I had to finish the job. It was just the two of us. He left wrapped in my heart while I held his body in my arms.
Amber and Steven
Willie, my angel dog, you will be in my heart forever. All you ever did or give was love your entire life. I cannot bear that you are gone. I have never had a dog so good and dear, and don't expect I ever will. I wanted you to go on your own, but you held on, though you couldn't stand and there was almost nothing left of you. But you still wagged your tail a thump or two when I'd reenter the room. They all told me I had to do it, that it was right and kind, but it doesn't feel kind, please forgive me if it was wrong. God can only love a creature so purely loving as you and I trust He brought you through, and maybe my dad and mom were there to greet you and your dog friends from the neighborhood who've gone before you. I will miss you forever. You were one of the greatest single blessings I've received in my lifetime. I love you precious Willie. Your "Mom".
My dear, sweet, deaf Willie, you almost made it to 12 and although we had you for 11 years it was not long enough.
.....I shall see beauty
but none to match your living grace
I shall hear music
but none as sweet as the droning song
with which you loved me.
I shall fill my days
but I shall not, cannot forget,
Sleep soft, dear friend.....
Patricia Shinkosky
Willie we will all miss you. You will always have a special place in my heart. I keep looking for you physically, but I know that you are here in spirit. I love you always. Gladys
"Brothers and sisters, I bid you beware of giving your heart to a dog to tear" - Rudyard Kipling
Ken McKay
This tribute is for Willie, who I was blessed to have
as my angel for 3 1/2 years. I went to the pet store to find a hamster
or parakeet to keep me company in my first apartment, and came home with
a tiny grey kitten instead. Willie stole my heart from the beginning, and
definitely made me a cat person! He was the sweetest thing, very social
and talkative. We made the perfect pair, and everyone he met became smitten.
Unfortunately for all of us, his heart - while full of love and sweetness
- would not allow him to stay as long as I would have wished. Despite 2
years of treatment for his HCM and overcoming many obstacles in his health,
Willie passed on in February. It was the hardest and most difficult day
of my life, one which haunts me still. But I think of him daily, and of
course will remember him and love him always. Wills, thanks for blessing
me with your company for as long as you did, of which every day was treasured.
I love you and miss you every day....
Nichole Thompson
I will always remember you, Willie. You always made me smile when you showed such enthusiasm for the little things in life that seemed to mean so much to you. Whenever I had a lonely day, one look at you reminded me that I had a loyal friend close by. You trusted me, needed me, and loved me. Thank you for giving me so many years of happiness. Rest easy "little man". I will miss you.
Lucy
I know you're waiting for me at the Rainbow Bridge, Willie. I miss you more and more each day,... you filled each day with joy, now I feel only longing for your voice and the smile on your face and all the things you did to let me know that you and I were connected,... I love you and I am looking forward to the day when we will be together again.
Love, Mom
He hugged when you were down, he played when we were happy, he danced, his howl was a joy to hear, he put up with a baby to two years when he was 11 to 13, he brought JOY and LOVE and HAPPINESS to our life!!!!!! He will be greatly missed!!!!!! We loved him so!! Goodbye faithful friend!!!
Mary Jane & Marty Robbins
Willie (also know as Boo Boo and Mr. Dean) was my faithful
kittie for 18 l/2 years. He died 3 weeks ago. Willie was mostly Russian
Blue, with white markings (looked like he was wearing a Bugs Bunny costume).
He had a great life in Woodstock NY running around the woods and hanging
out on top of my house (mostly on the skylight so he could look inside
and see what was going on). He had many snoozes in a warm sunny spot outdoors
and got to snuggle at night with me.
He had two dog friends - Silver (he real buddy) and Anna (who he tolerated).
He also had a cat friend Amber for a few years. But mostly he was my friend
and I was his. Pure of heart, decent and honest. I'll never forget him.
May there be more beings like you.
Gwen Garber
We miss you very much Willie. You will always be in our thoughts and hearts. We Love You Mom, Dad, RJ, Denise, Nathan, Matt, Ayriel and most of all Austin.
We Love and Miss you very much, Love Mom
WilliePup, you came into our lives when you stole my ice cream cone that July evening 13 years ago. Someone had obviously dumped you near our neighborhood, and you and your doggie friend, whom we couldn't keep, began following us on our nightly walks. You were such a good companion for Samwise in his old age and helped make that old dog almost a pup again as he chased you around the pen his last two years. You became my best friend when Samwise left us for the Rainbow Bridge. Soon you had a new companion, little Ladybug, who you taught right from wrong and the ways of living with us and the cats. My sweet WilliePup who never chased the backyard rabbits, but certainly barked at them as they and the squirrels teased you from the other side of the fence; my sweet WilliePup, who though small in stature -- a mere 23 lbs. -- but big in heart, guarded our house as though you were a big dog; my sweet WilliPup who was so terrified of thunderstorms; my sweet WilliePup who mourned yourself to death over the loss of Ladybug just a month and half ago -- we will miss you so much. Rest easy, my dearest pup.
Barbara & Spencer Lyon
Willis, You are greatly missed already. Even Em called
to check. It seemed so fast.
I will see you in heaven.
I love you forever, Katie
Katie
I lost my Willow to Anemia due to Feline Leukemia. I was lucky to have had her in my life for eleven wonderful years. She was the constant love in my life and I will always love her, she was my heart.
Jeff Standard
Willy, was my baby! He was not flesh of my flesh, nor bone of my bone. But he was my own. Willy did not grow under my heart, he grew in it. Your mother loves you. Kim
My sweet little guy... I miss you. I still think of you
by your nickname, "Chubby", even after you were obviously getting
thinner and thinner. I guess I need to remember you as that big bellied
boy that used to want me to accompany him on his nightly rounds of the
hallways and stairwells. Just us, dad and Willy, exploring the same areas
again and again; me opening stairwell doors, and you doing your inspections.
I just wanted to let you know that I took one more walk in your memory-it
was a lonely, quiet walk this time, will. I opened doors that led to familiar
places, each place feeling more empty and cavernous than the last. I sat
in our usual roughhouse-and -love -you- up -play spot, all cried out, and
just drank in the memories of you. The only thing that helped ease the
pain of missing of you was knowing that you and your brother and sister
are now off finding new places to explore, and new doors to open...
Godspeed, chubby.
I love you.
Dad
I loved you so much when I first saw you as frightened little, chunky feral cat. It took so long to "rescue," you; although you might say you were initially kidnapped. But, you were so full of love and play and attitude. It broke my heart to watch you eat to your heart's delight but lose weight so consistently. When I heard your Vet say, so compassionately, that your wasting syndrome couldn't be stopped, that you were starving to death, I knew I had to let you go. But, please know how much I loved, love and will always love you. Daddy loves you,too. I had to let him put you down because I thought my distress would cause you fear. Daddy says you went to sleep so peacefully in his arms and had no distress at all. If the rainbow bridge is real, I hope you have found your beloved brother, Buster, who died last year, and that the two of you are playing all of your adorable games together that gave daddy and me so much joy to watch for so many years.
Peggy Gordon
Willy you were a warm, compassionate, loving and kind friend. You were a collector of tears, the bringer of smiles and gave the best hugs. You were loved when you were with us and you will always be loved now that you've gone. I pray you are in a even better place and that I will see you again. We miss you.
Susan Legault
He was a handsome dude...Willy was a gift from God to me. He helped me thorough so many things..he and I went through a lot together in the 14 years we had together. He had so many problems....diabetes, asthma, FUS, FIV pos, and other things...which only made our bond stronger...I love you dude..xxoo My Handsome Dude..a real love..and a part of my heart goes with you...
Windsong Julie
Why did you have to go? Why did you have to leave that big, chestnut colored
doe(our other horse Buck)?
So gentle you were with your soft neighs, Watching the days eating your
hay.
So pure and white, just like the snow, Why did you have to go?
Just blowing softly when at play, playing like a young foal. I know that
at the end of your goal, you must go.
But couldn't you say no? And keep on the grass and eat it to mow?
The wind did sing on the day of your birth, The wind sang every moment
of your life.
The last time the wind sang was when you passed to the Rainbow Bridge.
The wind has followed you there our beloved Windsong Julie, to stay with
you until we meet again.
Goodbye for now, our dear beloved one. Goodbye for now our Windy,
Until we meet again.
The Moes
Windsor
You never gave up. You beat cancer, unfortunately your body wore out. We will miss you terribly.
Tim & Wendy Krueger
Windy you will be missed so much. You were a very special
girl. You brought us so much joy and happiness. We hope you are running
free and feeling so much better. We miss you . You will live in our hearts
forever. See you at the bridge.
Love you your loving family
Dad, Mom, & Isis
I met my windy in Sunrise Florida. I was on my own and the first choice I made was to find an apple head Siamese. I looked in the newspaper and located apple heads and drove to sunset strip, sunrise Florida. There were 8 babies I could only afford one @ $75. The one I chose was TY - he rubbed my shoes for 1 hour, but his litter mate would not leave his side so I couldn't leave him behind - they were best friends - so I took them both. I ate tuna fish for 3 months straight. Windy was always following and never far from Ty ever. Windy was always huge and tough and hated vets. Ty was always the sick one. I was a sales man and always missed them when I left, couldn't wait to see them when I returned from a trip. Ty became sick with diabetes 3 years ago. What a struggle that was. I was in Vegas at a show. I came home and my sitter said Windy doesn't look good, this was 2 years ago. I took him to the vet and he had kidney failure. I cryed. He hated vets and needles. I had to learn to give fluids to him 2x a day. Morning and night. My entire life evolved around giving him pills and needles and shots. 2 years. He would look at me in the eyes when I would give him fluids. He was so good, so tough, such a warrior. We lived like this for two years. And I cherish each moment. I was with him till the very end. His body just gave out. I loved him so and never would give up on him. He chose me and I gave him as much love and caring as I had in me. He have me more. I am heart broken and can not stop crying, I will look into the sky every night for his strength because His two brothers and I need it. I will keep his ashes with me forever and his memories will never die. I love you Windy. Ty misses you. Dakota does too.
Dana Poore
To my Windy for all the years of friendship & companionship you gave us. I know that now you have no pain and can run without your hips hurting you. We miss you deeply and look forward to when we will meet again. Our endless love, Your masters.
Ken & Mary Rydzeski
Winke was my best little friend for 12 wonderful years. He was affectionate, loving and loyal. He taught me the meaning of unconditional love. He was my faithful companion through many unhappy times. He developed bowel cancer and had to be put to sleep at the end of September 2000. I held him when he left this world. He had never left my6 side and I could not leave his. I miss that little furbaby with all of my heart.
Vicki C. In honor of Winke the maltese boy
Goodbye sweet bumblebums. I'll miss you for the rest of my life.
B Bigelow
Wanted to let "Winnie" know that I am sorry. I think she ate the lily off my fish vase, now I know that all lilies are poisonous to animals. I found her this morning, and she was still warm. We only had her a few months but she filled a void that we never knew we had. See you in heaven, say "hi' to Baby our boxer that passed on last August. The Hatton Family
The Hatton's
He was a kitty angel.
Kathy Murray
Winnie was with me for 15 years. She was the love of my life. She new when I was down and sad and was always there to cheer me up. She died in my arms in the early morning hours. I knew she was sick, but she got sick so fast. One day she was find and the next day, gone. I was late coming home that night and it was as if she waited for me to hold her so she could go. I miss her so much. Somewhere on the internet in a pet grieving board I wrote about her after she died at 3:30am. Now I can't find it but wish I could. Please keep Winnie in your thoughts, she was the best friend I ever had. I loved her so very much.
Penny
Winona, you were the best dog ever. I will miss seeing you smile and sass me. I only wish that I could have been with you at the end to give you pookie lovins' and make your journey a little less lonely. Forever you are in my heart and you will never be replaced.
Mom
Winsome was my first guide dog, and she will always be special. More than that we were equals. I'll always have very happy memories of our four years together.
Shannon Heisey
We will miss Winnie so much. He lived a fulfilling life and loved every minute of it. He gave us laughter and love. He will be remembered for his obnoxious bark for cookies and snoring. I hope that his soul finds happiness and cookies wherever it ventures onto. We love you Winnie a.k.a. "Pigman"!!!
Jennifer and Greg Hazen-Symonds
He fought several diseases and just couldn't fight anymore. He will be sorely missed by mom and dad and his buddy and feline "sister", Jasmine.
Winston was and always will be my best friend. He came to me over 13 years ago as a pup. Winston was a fun loving pet who quickly became family. I have no children so for the last 13 years he has been the only one. He had lots of friends and some even attended his funeral. He was buried at my best friends house under her cherry tree. A nice shady spot. He loved the beach and loved to ride. I have many memories of him like pictures and a video but most of all, his deep brown eyes and long buff and grey fur with his curved tail looking at me knowing he was and always will be my one and only booboo. He had so many nicknames from me and my family. Winston you will be missed so much and never forgotten. I lost you to heart complications due to a bad heart murmur. I lay you to rest now so you have no more pain. Go play and be free for I will see you and spend eternity with you when god calls me to the rainbow bridge. I love you so much Winston remember our songs and prayers. Love you always, mommy
WINSTON
1991 - March 5, 1999
Remembering my shaggy, grey, longing-for-acceptance cat, Winston, who grooved on loving strokes and his tattered, blue calico mouse. Although you never were able to shine as brightly as you might have in a household of so many, you are not forgotten and have a place in my heart and in my memories.
Until we meet again, my friend, may kind and gentle Spirits hold and comfort you in a place of peace and sunshine.
Linda
Winston was my soulmate, we shared a very special bond. I will miss him forever.
Gwen Noel
Goodbye Winnie the Pooh dog. We will miss you. The flop
of your feet on the floor, the whap of your tail on the wall. I'll miss
putting you up on the bed after James has left for work for an extra hour
of sleep. James will miss fighting with you over socks. You were our first
puppy, in our first year of marriage in our first new home. You were also
the first beloved family member to die. We miss you, but know that you
are happier now. Enjoy your new friends, and all the chew bones you can
eat bigun. We love you.
MomandDad.
He was put on earth to help me out w/ my problems. He has accomplished his mission and helped me to grow stronger every moment of the day. It is so hard for us to understand why god has created animal life spans so short, but" everyone is born so they can learn how to live a good life-like being nice and loving everyone,. animals already know how to do that, so they just don't have to stay as long..."
Amy Tang
Goodbye, my dear, best friend. It wasn't supposed to happen this way and you were so young. God is watching over you at the bridge. Until we meet again my buddy. I love you. I miss you so very much.
Kathe
In Memory of Wizard
May 20, 1990 - June 28, 2001
My Dearest Wizard, It has taken me awhile to put my memories
and my loss in words. It seems so odd to not have you here beside me as
I write these words.
I remember the day you were born and the way you struggled to cling to
life. Only 2 ounces, you refused to give up-the vets said you would die
but they were wrong. Your very life was a miracle and a gift. For 11 wonderful
years you filled my life with your special zest for life and gentle sense
of humor. Your departure from my life has left a deep void that I am struggling
to bridge.
I can still hear the words that signaled our time together was running
out. You had a tumor and surgery did not offer a good solution. So I took
you home and set out to enjoy the time we had left. For 9 months we fought
the good fight-your spirit remained undimmed by the battle raging within
but then the tide turned and after 9 good months you looked tired and you
did not want to eat. I struggled with the decision that only I could make
but in your eyes I saw the answer I did not want to see. You were tired
and you were ready to be set free. You knew about the wonder's that awaited
you at the Rainbow Bridge and you knew that there you would no longer feel
pain.
So we made the final trip to the vet. My heart was heavy but even at the
end your spirit was amazing. I could feel your love and trust as I held
you for the final time and whispered of my love for you. You passed quietly
from this world tightly held in my arms-the same arms that brought you
into the world. As you crossed that invisible barrier yet another piece
of my heart was ripped away. Your pain was ending but mine had just begun.
People who have not experienced the special joy that "Fur kids"
bring don't understand why we continue to fill our lives with fur covered
love. I would not trade one minute I had with Wiz. The love and joy he
brought to my life exceeds the pain of his passing-(even though, right
now I feel lost without him). He made me a better person by allowing me
to share his life. I only hope that he enjoyed his time with me!
Rest well my sweet boy. My heart aches with the sadness of your loss and
my soul longs for the day when we are reunited. I feel sure that your mom
met you at the Bridge and that you are having a grand time there. Thank
you for understanding why I did what I did. It was the toughest thing I
have ever done and your strength gave me the courage to do the right thing.
You truly did possess Magic! So to my boy Wizard-AKA "Keepsake's Magic
Maker"- I bid adieu. Until we are reunited at the Bridge, I wish you
paths strewn with fuzzy Woobies, all the joy your heart can hold and the
companionship of good friends. I love you Wiz and I miss you more than
words can ever say!
My dearest Wolf, you will truly be missed in our home and hearts. We cherish the memories and the good times you gave us. You will always be with me. Thank you my dearest Wolf for all your love, devotion and strength, during the good times and the bad. I love you so much.
Wanda, Chuck and Misty Sirmans
http://www.geocities.com/waskally_wabbitus/wolfgang.html
Tori
Wolfgang was loved and cared for as deeply as I, his best friend, could love him. He loved me just as deeply as I loved him. I thank God every day for allowing me to have this kind of loving relationship with one of His best creations. Wolfgang was a loving and blessed my life for 20 years. Each day with him was special. I will be looking for him when I reach Rainbow Bridge. I know he will be looking for me. "Wolfgang, you are greatly missed."
Judith Owens
Rest in peace, our dear friend, companion, and protector.
Your Daddy and I will never forget you.
Wait for us at the Bridge, we long to see your funny flag-pole tail, waving
in the breeze once more.
Forever Hugs & Kisses,
Your Mom and Dad
I'm so sorry that I couldn't do more for you, sweet boy. Mommy loves you, and we all miss you.
Wolverine had bad cleft Palate mouth. Cannot survived that pup grow. Give him a peace rest. We are miss my preciously pup awful lot.
Terri Neville
Thank you for being such a wonderful companion.
I'm sorry if I had not given you as much love and attention as I could
have.
Rest in peace, until we meet again at the Rainbow Bridge.
Lots of love and kisses.
Mitzy
To my "Woodster": Woodie was a dear friend and
companion who traveled throughout the world with me. His loving, loyal
friendship, smiling face and wagging tail will be sorely missed. His long
silky white hair and eagerness to be petted will be missed by my hands.
Woodie, your loving eyes always seeking me out and finding a way to be
near me to lay by my feet is greatly missed. You followed me everywhere,
Woodie, and now I lay you to rest in my heart. I will always love you.
I miss you, Woodie. Mommy loves you!
Woodie, Woodie, Woodie!
"Woodie" Betzler
July 1990 - Jan. 21, 2001
I Explained It To St. Peter,
I'd Rather Stay Here,
Outside The Pearly Gate.
I Won't Be A Nuisance,
I Won't Even Bark.
I'll Be Very Patient And Wait.
I'll Be Here Chewing On A Celestial Bone,
No Matter How Long You May Be.
I'd Miss You So Much, If I Went In Alone,
It Wouldn't Be Heaven For Me.
"Author Anonymous"
Tracey Betzler
Woody was our most special friend and close to our heart. He died suddenly from FATE two hours after we had our routine evening tumble-snuggle time. Unfortunately there is little effective treatment. We love you Woody and miss you and thank you for the joy you brought into our life. Until we meet again..........my Wood-Man (kiss kiss kiss)
Susan and David Holmes
My Woody was the most special dog, he was my son. I rescued him from the pound in 1988 and he has been such a blessing. loyal, faithful, fun-loving, protective and a complete joy. I don't have one negative thing to say. People say he was lucky but I'm the one who is lucky. He loved me so much and I him. He taught me about unconditional love, a thing humans need to learn about. He gave me so many happy times and we did so much together. He was the cutest dog in the world and I will never forget him and can't wait to be with him again.
Sara Gomez
I adopted this lovebunny about 6 years ago after he was abandoned in Deception Pass Park. Another person adopted him first and returned him 10 days later saying he attacked her son. The shelter called me, and I adopted a "vicious" animal. He was among the gentlest, sweetest animals I have ever seen. He was almost 16 yrs old when we had to put him to sleep. He was having seizures and lost the ability to walk, eat, or even respond. I love him and miss him so much.
Michelle
Woody was a loving, smart and well-behaved part of our
family.
His sudden death has left us grieving, but so appreciative that he was
with us for 10 short years. We will miss you, Woody.
Kathy
Our buddy. It was a blast. Play nice with Zeke and save a seat for us. We love you little guy.
The Bridgefarmer Family
To Woody (aka: willy, goose, woodster, woodmeister, woodman, boy). I can't believe you're gone. I still think of you as a small kitten, even though you were 13 years old. I love you very much and I miss your sweet face. I'm sorry you couldn't beat this last illness like you beat so many other things. I will love you forever and you are always in my heart. God bless you little one. Love, Mary & Rick, Jack, Sophie, Emu & Bob
Mary Severson
Woody, a misunderstood free spirit with a big heart. He just wanted to be loved. He was part angel and part devil. The devil got the best of him but now he runs free with the angels. I believed in you Woody.
D. Devlin
To our first and beloved dog Woody. A true individual and special soul. You were part of our lives and family for almost four years. We loved you more than we knew. Your passing on has left us bereft and we miss you constantly. Our sadness lies not only with your loss but that we weren't there when you needed us. We hope you know that we loved you. You were a friend, and you are still there in all the corners of our house and we will never forget you. Have fun at Rainbow Bridge Woods, all our love, Betty, Bernard and Janine xxxxxxxxx
Janine Doolan
Oh Woody my love, I miss you so very much. I will always remember the times we had together, and the funny thing's you did. I will never forget you! I Love You With all My Heart. Someday we will be together again.!! MOMMY
Karen Woodard
To our beloved Woody (my little guy):
The lymphoma finally won and we had to let you go. Your life was too short and you had such a bad start at the hands of abusers. But then you came into our lives and you touched our hearts with your gentle and loving nature. We know how much you missed Sam and that you are with her now in heaven. You have taught us unconditional love and trust and for this we are grateful. We will miss you terribly and know we will meet again. Love Mommy, Daddy, Chris and Rocky.
Little Woof who always made us laugh. All who knew her have a space for her in their heart. A cat who will never be forgotten.
Eleanor Genochio
We will miss our wonderful Woofie. He was a loving and faithful companion. We know he is in a better place. We will never forget him.
Until we meet again,
Love Dawn
to wookie:
we did not know each other long
but in your time on earth you touched my life
and gave me joy and laughter
I will cherish the love that you gave me
and I will forever cherish our memories together
I hope that you are no longer in pain
and that you are in a better place
where god is giving you kitty treats
until the day I see you again
Cheryl
My dearest Woolly boy...you were the best companion we have ever had. Your beautiful brown eyes and your whiskerface will be in my mind's eyes forever. Your warm muzzle with which you would nudge me, your warm fuzzy face and your wiry coat that you loved me to brush and towel dry when you got wet are all things that I miss about you. Most of all I miss you my buddy, I love you until the end of time, when you and I can "go for one more ride" together. I will see you at the bridge, and I will be looking for your stubby tail waggin when you see me. I love you Woollyboy.
Heidi Ernst
We miss you Wool! We know you are in heaven watching over
us. You lived a good long life and we will never forget you. You know me
better than a lot of people do. You were there for me as I went through
so much.
I love you Wool. Mommy
To my WowWow Cat, a very special baby God sent my way in the Fall of 1998. You were an unexpected treasure sent my way to brighten my days. I'll carry you in my heart forever.
Julie Clay
I will remember you my friend of 17 years. You looked like a bunny rabbit when your ears were held back--so I named you Wrabbit. You had soft white fur and your eyes always sparkled like the sun. You were always the first to greet me, the first to want to be talked to, held, and picked up. You were always the first to say "I love you". The sparkle in your eyes was nearly gone and we both knew it was time to end your pain and suffering on this earth. I know you are always with me, but I miss your soft white fur and eyes that sparkle like the sun.
Bonnie Dehart
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Me Kamille and brandon will miss her. Ever friday we would
came see her and she would be sick and we would hate to see her sick she
was the coolest cat butt we know that she'll will all way's love us and
she will all way's miss us and we will all way's miss her and love her.
I all way's think in my mind that she will think of us and we will all
way's think of her will that is all.
by: whittney star penegar. I love you rabbet and I know that you will all
way's love us. love whittney star penegar and brandon wulf and kamille
anderton. love you rabbet. I love you rabbet. and kamille will all way's
miss you and love you.
by: kamille anderton.
On October 18, 2001 a very close and dear friend went home to be with the Lord. Wrinkles was everything that a loving and devoted friend should be. I so desperately miss him and find myself coming home hoping that he would greet me, but only to find a empty house, leaving a empty feeling in me. There is huge void in my life right now, wondering why god would take such a loving friend, but I know there was a purpose in him being taken from us, God needed him in the kingdom of heaven for his own. Wrinkles, I will never forget you as long as I live. Thank you for the joy you brought to us !!
John Midkiff
My baby girl, Wrinkles, was my life. She passed on to the Rainbow Bridge in November. I still cry for her. I miss her so much. She was my most dependable, trusting, loving best friend on this earth. There are no words to express the pain and emptiness without her everyday. I read somewhere that the best place to bury your pet is in your heart. She will be there forever. She's my angel baby now. Forever in my heart & forever on my mind.
Wrinkles was a true friend to the Johnson Family. He show each of us what true love and friendship meant in the dog kingdom. He loved us unconditional and we will never forget him. Wrinkles we will see you at the Rainbow Bridge someday in the future. All our love. Albert, Geraldine, Katye, and Mark Johnson.
Dear Wylie the Wonder Dog, we miss you, you Big Galute. Miss you opening doors (real ones and to our hearts), your tail knocking things off tables, your expressive eyebrow dots, even the boney bump on your head. I hope you know how much you were loved. See you later -- no howling until then, please.
I know he is happy now because he is with Rusty, his best friend who passed away June 1998. I will miss him/them and carry a broken heart until the day I can be with them again. I can't even tell you how good he was. I love him/them and always will.
Teresa L. Campbell
He was my friend, and my protector. He had the heart of a warrior. He never gave up. I made the decision for him. He loved me and I loved him. Goodbye Wyle, See you later.
Linda Reis
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