Maci you were the love of our lives and will be
missed very much. We had so many good times and fun times, you
were such a great companion for mommy and daddy. We know you are
doing better and not suffering any pain. We had you for 7
wonderful years and enjoyed every minute of it. You touched so
many lives and brought joy to many people. Everybody loved
Maci!! You had many times playing with your favorite ball and
then those mornings when you got some cheerios. Some of your
favorite people were Aunt Joan and Uncle Jerry, the girls
especially Nikki, and Lori, Javier, Ronnie, Natalie, Donna.
Karen, Dixie and Mommy and Daddy. We all miss you and love you
very much. Take care baby girl and we will see you on the other
side.
Our sweet and sour baby. She was our constant
companion every where we went. Her sister Kadi misses her
terribly as do we. She will live forever in our hearts.
Love & Miss you Maddie...
Mommy & Daddy
To my little Peanut. Words can not desribe how I
feel right now... I miss you and ur big brother Max who only
died a month ago so terribly much! We were both my whole wolrd.
Im sooo sorry you had to leave us so soon. But now go be with
your big brother and play, eat as much as you want and get to
chew all the bones you want. I bet there are even McDonalds
hamburgers up there! I cant wait to see you both again! Your the
first things I want to see! Mom and Dad miss and love you both.
Love Always and Forever, Stacie
I loved the Grateful Dead, which is why I named
her Sugar Magnolia. I will never forget the day that I
picked her out; she was the runt of the litter who chased the
other puppies and her mom UP a slide. The daughter of the
family who had these “backyard accident” puppies wanted to keep
her, but her mom said no, so she told me to take care of “Black
Beauty.” From Pensacola to Jacksonville to Annapolis she has
been by my side. Through eating many things she shouldn't
have (I would swear she was part goat), acute glaucoma and
congestive heart failure she lived 17+ years. It is true
that the cruelest thing about nature is that we outlive our
dogs.
Where do I begin. ....
It's taken me a year to be able to put your name on this list my
sweet girl.
I still can't think of you without crying, let alone put into
words what you meant to me.
You were and always will be my heart.
You gave me so much in your short little life.
Those last two weeks were horrible, not knowing what to do.
But in my heart I did realize it was time to let you go.....
You were only on loan to me from God, I've come to realize that
now.
It has'nt helped soften the hurt much though.
I can still feel the life as it left your little body.
Still so warm in my hands.
I wrapped you in your favorite blankie.
I still have your tiny sweater...there are little hairs from you
still clinging to it.
I miss you so much my Magpie....
Maybe by writing this I'll feel some kind of calm...closure.
I don't know. I do know that I miss you every single day my
baby.
You left to be with your 'brother' Gunner.
I just know that you two are running and playing and waiting for
me.
I do beleive I'll see you both again.
Til then, I'll have to be satisfied with pictures of you.
I'll see you my sweet girl one day, please don't forget me!
Sweet dreams my baby girl..run and play and be happy.
No more pain for you...
All my heart and love to you my Maggie,
Louise O.
Rest in Peace My Beautiful Mags, I Love You so
much and thats why i named after my best frend,you are the most
lovely bird i have ever seen your tail is so pretty, i loved all
the funny things you do, like when you come to to side of your
cage to watch me when i am near, your soft sweet beepy tweet,
and your devotion to sitting on your eggs and looking after
Magic, i knew as soon as i first saw you that you would be the
best of my birds i have ever had and i wasnt wrong, you made me
so happy, and i want you say thankyou from the bottom of my
heart for that, i am so sad but i know you are ok, Magic will be
with you soon and you must find Taz and my other finches and
also make some frends at rainbow bridge too, Till we meet again
all the other animals will keep you safe, Thankyou for evrything
my sweet Mags I Love You so much
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Manchas, my beloved and true companion…
Always by my side. Celebrated with me when I was happy and
leaked my tears away when I was sad.
No words can express how much I miss you and how much love and
happiness you brought to my life.
Candles are lit in your memory day and night, and think of you
when the breeze makes the trees dance.
Hours continue to pass by… in silence, I can't hear you sing,
your toys are still around…
Always present in my mind and now at home in my heart.
Stars never stop shining… My love for you will always be like
the stars: eternal and intensely bright.
Mi querido compañero, estuviste siempre
A mi lado en los momentos alegres y difíciles,
No hay palabras para expresar lo mucho que te extraño y
Cuanto amor y felicidad trajiste a mi vida, mi
Hermoso, atrevido, cariñoso y leal amigo. Fuimos muy
Afortunados al tenerte entre nosotros por 14 maravillosos
años.
Seguirás vivo en mi recuerdo y te llevaré conmigo
siempre en mi corazón.
It had to be you. We instantly fell in love with you at the shelter...you were so bright and lively and beautiful. We learned that you had been living in a pet store but after 3.5 years, they abandoned you to the outside with two of your brothers. Everyone who'd passed you up lost out on a truly special being as we were so lucky to be the ones to take you home.
You were always the apple of your daddy's eye...he adored you. Everyone who met you did, as well. You were the smartest, most curious and most helpful little friend we've ever known. You taught two mates how to be "bunnies". We loved that about you; delighted by all of your truly rabbit instincts and behaviours. I always told you that you were a credit to your species...as close to perfect as they come.
We love you, Mary. You will always remain one of my closest friends. You taught me things daily. You were feisty, loved your salads, enjoyed playing and most importantly, cared for Ziven and Albee. You meant the world to them. You survived both of them and Major Tom, so even though you lived a long, healthy life, emotionally, we know you suffered.
It must have been hard to have to go through that. I hope that we made up for most of it with kisses and cuddles. We never wanted you to be lonely and we were so happy to see that your final years were the most happy in that you and Albee seemed a match made-in-heaven.
I know in my heart that it would never be the same for you after losing Albee...I saw the sadness in your eyes. I wish I could detect whatever else was not right with you, so that we could have had you around a little longer. You just seemed to be slowing down each day, more and more. Though, I also believe, that we became even closer to each other this final month. I didn't expect you leave when you did but each time that I held you, I'd hoped that it wouldn't be the last. For your last breath, you waited and I am so comforted in knowing that you crossed over in my arms. I love you, my precious girl. Thank you for that, Mary.
I hope that you are now with Albee, Ziven, Major and all of your favorite foods surround you! You were the best eater and that brought me so much joy to be able to provide and prepare a great big, fresh plate of greens and watch you dive in...you were precious. Now in my mind, I can see you basking in the sun, pulling up the dandelions to nibble. I can see you run with your bunny friends, doing leaps and binkies in the meadow, finding bananas and cranberries all along the way. I hope that you will always stay near and please visit me in my dreams. I will wait for you to be in my arms again. We miss you so much.
Eternal love and peace, Mommy and Daddy
Master boy,
I miss you so much every day. You were my best
friend and nothing hurts more than to go on every day knowing I
will never again hear your bark, welcoming me back home from a
long day. I have pictures of you all over the house, to remind
me of the wonderful life we had together. I hope you know those
were truly the best times of my life and I thank you so much for
being there to share those moments with me. I hope you know that
what I had to do that day was by far the hardest thing I have
ever had to do and that I did that because I love you, and I
could not watch you suffer any longer. I feel terrible that it
had to end that way, I feel we should have had a few more years
together. I wish there was more I could have done for you, and I
am so sorry if I let you down in any way. I only wanted the best
life for you and I am so sorry the cancer took you over. I hope
that you are with Shadow now, and know that I will be with you
again someday, when we cross the Rainbow Bridge together. I wish
you were here, as no one else understands the pain I am in. I
know that you would be there in a second for me. Master, you
will be with me forever, in my memories and in my heart. I will
miss you forever, I cannot wait till we are united
again....night night Master Boy. I love you.
Love, momma
Dear Max,
You've only been gone a day but those magic moments will never
fade away.
The house is so empty and quiet now. We all miss you so much.
Thankyou for being the best dog we've ever known and loving and
protecting us all these years..
Choosing you from the animal shelter was the best thing we ever
did. Dylan and I will never forget how you saved us.
Mummy loves her beautiful baby boy and I await the day we meet
again at the Rainbow Bridge. Love you so Max xoxoxo
Max, 4-5-98 - 1-4-12
We said goodbye to Max Wednesday. Max was a cool dog and a very good friend. He kept our feet warm when they were cold and was always there when we did not feel well to comfort us or just lay by us. Max you always tried but could never catch that squirrel. We know that you are ok and that you are laying in the Rainbow Bridge yard waiting to catch that squirrel. You were the King of our yard and we miss you but will never forget you.
I miss my Boy...
I miss how our eyes met on the lovely morning of Saturday,
January 13, 2001 and daddy and I took you home.
I miss your tiny legs...too small for your body.
I miss your big innocent and happy eyes.
I miss your wagging tail.
I miss your "shake".
I miss your "do the wave".
I miss your whole body moved like a fish when you were so
excited.
I miss your big barrel basset body.
I miss your black wet nose.
I miss how you ran to the door and wagged your tail to welcome
me.
I miss how you leaded me to the pantry for snack.
I miss how you ran so fast downstairs to get out in the backyard
in the middle of the night so you wouldn't make a mess in the
house.
I miss how you took off when you saw a rabbit or a squirrel.
I miss how you opened your eyes from the nap just to see what I
was doing.
I miss how you passed gas, offended yourself, and ran away.
I miss how you refused to go upstairs until everything was
clear.
I miss how your bark turned deep and low to alarm me of danger.
I miss how you were always next to me while I was sleeping.
I miss how you waited for me until I finished getting dressed
and joined me to go downstairs.
I miss how you tried to look down when I walked in the house. I
knew you did a naughty thing.
I miss how you were patient for us to wipe wetness from your
feet after the walk in the rain or snow.
I miss how you lifted your right leg helping to get a leash on
you for a walk.
I miss how you ran and played with your girl friend, Sierra, in
the beautiful green field in Monterey.
I miss how you chased and played with that bird in Monterey.
I miss how you followed me quietly and by my feet until I was
ready for bed.
I miss how you ran to the kitchen when you heard the sound of a
knife touched a cutting board when I chopped carrots.
I miss how much you loved your, once a week, and half a piece of
fresh banana pancake I made.
I miss how you stayed close to Anna when she was alone in the
house.
I miss how you looked adorable in your flower/hippie hat he wore
on Halloween.
I miss how you were in the "middle" of every Christmas and
birthday activities.
I miss how your nails made a sound when you walked on hardwood
or stone floor.
I miss how you flipped your ears when you were itchy.
I miss how you used your behind to fight.
I miss how you looked at me.
I miss how you hit everything with your cone.
I miss how you loved your peanut butter.
I miss how you let Rex, Georgie, and Moe did everything, except
"Don't touch my bone or you will die".
I miss how you were a racist as a young boy because he was born
in a small town and matured to be a sophisticated adult.
I miss how you ran after the bath and rubbed everything with
your body.
I miss how you stunk after a day of a good bath.
I miss how you wouldn't look into the camera, instead try to
kiss us in the family photo shootings.
I miss how you ran with young Anna around the house in
Fayetteville.
I miss how you put your head on my lap and made puppy eyes
asking for food, and then moved on to daddy, and Anna. You were
hopeful.
I miss how you ran to get your baby, brought your baby to us,
and invited us to play.
I miss how you turned away from your new baby for a day or two
since your old baby was torn or too smelly. You finally gave in
and adopted his new baby.
I miss how you loved his baby, a squeaky duck. We are fortunate
to find new babies that were the same for many years!
I miss how you ran back and forth along the fence to play with
Ms.JoAnn's dogs.
I miss how you pooped in front of Gina's room because you were
mad at her giving a bath.
I miss how you quietly listened to daddy's piano.
I miss how you howled when you heard the voice machine.
I miss how you barked different sounds to distinguish who you
heard.
I miss how you quietly wagged your tail waiting for daddy when
he was getting in the house.
I miss how you lied down next to the door waiting for daddy for
a week when daddy were deployed until he was sure daddy wouldn't
come back so soon yet.
I miss how your warm body and fur felt in my hand when I petted
you.
I miss your whistling sound of your breathe in your last days
while you struggled for the air....
I miss how we watched TV together to give each other company
while you couldn't sleep in the last days.
I miss how your sad eyes looked into mine one last time when I
told you to go to sleep… You rested your head down and closed
your eyes just like how you always listened to me..
I miss how you looked so peaceful when you went to sleep for the
last time....
Until we meet again, Max, my boy...I love you.
Maximillian "Max" Koerner
Born to this world: November 11, 2000
Came to our lives: January 13, 2001
Departed from this world: March 5, 2012
Max, my soldier, our best companion, good son, and a great
brother...
Our hearts are aching for you…
Maxxe came into our lives Jan. 2000, such a cute playful puppy, he learned how to catch and bring back his toy in just hours...he would sit in my farmer jean front pocket while I played solitaire on the computer....he snuggled up every morning w/his Dad....he loved toy's, he loved getting a new toy every time we went shopping...jumping up and down ready to tear into the bag to get his new treasure...he was very possesive of his toys, on Christmas when Wriggley got his Christmas toy Maxxe tried getting it from him and yes, there was bloodshead...just a little, he was sent into his room along w/his Christmas toys where he took the toy he got from Wriggley and tore it to shreads...he was pissed....he loved bubbles and would jump to break each one of them...he loved his ears rubbed, his belly rubbed and love the full body massage....he loved his humpy blanket..he was our best friend...he will be so sorely missed....Maxxe I love you and may you be whole again up in heaven w/your other buddys!!!! Love, Mom
MD,
You went from mangy dog to miracle dog. You are my best buddy, my teacher, and inspiration. I hope to someday be as good a person as you were a dog.
We struggled together with your chronic kidney failure for the past three years. You, me and daddy did everything we could. Still the loss is almost unbearable. I miss you so very much.
I know I'll see you again. Love you forever my sweet boy. Mom
My dearest Mel,
Years and years ago someone tossed you out of a car when you
where a puppy. We took you in nursed you back to health and
waited for someone to claim you. Well that never happened so you
became ours. We had to name you so we decided to name you after
our children (Madison, Eric, Laykin)! You protected our family
for 17 years. You loved to go camping, fishing, running after
sticks, laying in front of the fire. Your favorite thing was
popcorn that is how we trained you to sit, lay and get things.
When the bone cancer set in I knew that we would have to make
the hardest decision ever. I stayed with you until the end. You
gave me one last lick on the cheek your eyes closed and you went
to heaven. I know that we will be with you again one day. We
love you with all of our heart and souls and you did the same
for us. WE love you our Mel dog and there will never be another
like you!
to melon,
i remember the day you came into my life. a red car pulled up to
my apt and u were so cute sitting in the drivers seat, it was a
red car and i was so excited. i fell in love with you instantly.
you fuzzy orange fur and your extra toes were adorable. you were
very sick for a while, im so happy that i was able to get your
stomach issue fixed.
i love how you wanted the tomato off of my hamburger, when u
refused to come in when it was dark and i feel asleep, you were
still outside. when i woke up to get you from outside you were
so mad and would make yourself heavy.:)all the cute things did
were so funny.
im sorry that your life ended way way too soon. i love you and
miss you!
love your momma,
joanna
Merceds is my GrandDog-I always thought that sounded so lame when I heard people say it-until Mercedes-ONE of a kind! A person in a slightly overweight American Pit body. Mercedes LOVED us and FOOD!!!Not dog food,but I don't know any person that does and Mercedes as I said was a person in disguise. She loved to go for car rides and would pout and sit in the car when it was time to get out. If she wasnt the center of attention she would turn her back to you and not look when spoken to or just head to her kennel to pout. She was a Houdini when it came to getting into human food. She could find a way to nab it no matter where it was put out of her reach. She liked to hide muffins and bread in the couch cusions and amoungst clothes in the closet. She was ALWAYS so excited when she came to visit and liked to chase my cats for which she was usually scolded-how I wish she were here to do it again!!! When she spent the night, she usually pouted and looked out the window for mom. She did many tricks from High Fiveing to playing dead, but she would not do them for free,there was a price-CHEESE!!!! Any kind!! Sadie loved CHEESEY!!!! When I came to visit, we played a little game if she was outside when I pulled up I would get out and she would crouch a little and I would say THERE SHE IS!! She would bolt to me with jumps and kisses! She hated a game called Secret. We would say Sadie-secret! We would get in her ear and do a rasberry, she would try to nip us and run around the room!! I could go on about her for weeks and all the cool antics that went with her, but the bottom line is that life without her is VERY EMPTY!!!! We know we will see her again, but for the here and now there is a BIG void that only she could fill. Run in the fields by rainbow bridge our friend and bask in the sun-I hope there are mountains made of cheese just for you!!! You will alays be our BEAUTIFUL,SILLY GIRL!! Until we meet again Mercedes,you are FOREVER in our hearts!!!! LOVE and MISS YOU!!!!!!! LOTS OF HUGS and KISSES Grandma
Rest in peace Merlin, our friend and companion. I’ll miss your curly tail and your hound dog howl as well as your quirky grumpy old man personality. You were our first “baby” and will always be remembered. “He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. You are his life, his love, his leader. He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart. You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion” – Unknown
We love you Merlin.
5/21/1999-2/21/2012
Mickey, 4/21/93 - 4/7/08
Happy birthday Mickey! It's been 4 years since we said goodbye and I still miss you so much. I think you about you everyday and hope that you're doing well. You will always have a special place in my heart and I know we'll be together again one day.
Love always,
Stef
Mickey (Dee), 1-15-93 - 12-18-11
My dearest Mickey will be forever in my heart. She was with my daughter and I though some very, very sad years when we lost most of our family members within a short period of time. Through it all and also in the very happy times, Mickey was at my side, almost as if to say that everything would be alright. And when I would feel her soft fur and hear her gentle meow, everything was alright. She was a lovely, gentle, undemanding and loyal friend and I miss her more than words can say. My life feels very empty without her. I still think I hear her little feet running into my room or out to greet me when I get home from work. What a joy-she seemed to like to eat her dinner at the same time as I did. It just felt right. I will miss her till the day that I die. And Mickey, if you can hear me, remember that I love and miss you and we will be together again some day. We will find each other and things will be right again.
Love you,
Grammy
Now you join your Grandparents and get to meet Rocky and all your other family long since passed. Be safe my lOve for you are In GOD's Hands... On Angels Wings to soar fOrever more. I will meet you at Rainbow's Bridge when my time comes, so frolic with the pack and know that I will lOve you always and pay tribute to you every day of my life. Till we meet again little angel of mine. lOve, mOmmy licks & wags, Tino & Roxi
Milo, my friend of 18 years, passed away this last Monday--he finally lost his fight after so many battles. A rescue from the veterinarian in Great Falls, Mt, Milo had been run over and literally brought back to life. He came to live with us when he was only four months old, and immediately imprinted on his Dad. Milo would go on to endure several surgeries for life-threatening illnesses, but through it all he fought back hard. He would always be there, would come when you called him and never left his Dad's side. He travelled from Great Falls, Mt to Federal Way, WA where he loved to go out and sit on the deck--always in search of a sun beam. He will always be in our hearts and never far from our thoughts. I know he waits on the Rainbow Bridge, and is looking for his Dad...
Mimi was a beautiful kitten, who grew to be a lovely cat. She loved and was loved by Patti, and her leaving leaves a cat shaped hole in our hearts. She won't be forgotten, and thought of every time the wind ruffles the fur of a little cat in the sun.
My Treasured Friend
I lost a treasured friend today
The little dog who used to lay
Her gentle head upon my knee
And shared her silent thoughts with me.
She’ll come no longer to my call
Retrieve no more her favourite ball
A voice far greater than my own
Has called her to his golden throne.
Although my eyes are filled with tears
I thank him for the happy years
He let her spend down here with me
And for her love and loyalty.
When it is time for me to go
And join her there, this much I know
I shall not fear the transient dark
For she will greet me with a bark.
I WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER MINNIE!!!!
Missy, July 16 2000 - July 22 2008
Our Dear Missy was such a beautiful Black Lab.
She would stand up and dance. you had to see her to believe it.
She was such a good girl. I miss her so much just as I miss all
my other fur babies I had through the years. May they all rest
in peace. Margaret McCloskey and Jesse Estep.
I will never forget you, my baby girl. After
all it was you who taught me how to pray again. I love you
more than life itself.
daddy
Misty, you were only 12 when you passed from our
lives. We love you very much and you will be missed around the
house with your cute little face and your big brown eyes. We
know that you were suffering and you begged us to stop your
suffering. I know now that you are gone you have already been
reunited with your brother Mikey and I'm sure your daddy will be
visiting you soon. I hope you are happy there in Rainbow Bridge
and remember that even though in your 12 years I could never
pick you up or hold you the way I wanted to, but during your
last days you came to us to be petted and cuddled which we did
with all our love for you. It was hard to let you go but we did
so in kindness to end your suffering and I hope you understand
that we never wanted to let you go. When you looked at me with
your big brown eyes I could see that you could no longer go on.
Be happy and we will miss you with all our hearts. We know it
was for the best that we let you go sooner than we ever wanted
to. RIP my Misty.
My sweet Moggy was a beautiful part Persian with long, soft, grey fur. She loved us all, but I was her favorite human. I was there at her birth. I was the first one to touch her, the first human she smelled. I was there at her death, one of two humans present, there to support her on her journey.
My Moggy Mouse loved to cuddle when I got into bed at night. She would curl up on my chest or my legs and purr as I rubbed her chin. She would "pet" me back by rubbing her chin all over my hand and by headbutting my palm or my arm.
She was happiest after a summer grooming and loved to bask in the sun. She hated the actual grooming part, and sometimes had to be sedated, but loved the feel of short, tangle-free fur.
In the end, she could barely walk and she was bleeding rectally. I knew it was time to send her Home. Our vet gave me a few minutes to say goodbye. Before she died, she looked up at me lovingly. I kissed her head and she purred for a little while, then laid her head down on my arm. The vet gave her the painkiller that would stop her heart, and she put her head down on my arm one final time and was gone.
I stayed with her for about 15 or 20 minutes, saying goodbye and telling her I loved her. It was so very hard to leave that room and her tiny, aged body. But after all that, I came home to my other fur babies and my loving kids and wonderful husband. None of them are grieving the way I am, but they have all been such a blessing in this time.
I love you, sweet Moggy Mouse. I miss you. Please
come and visit me from time to time. See you soon,
Mama
Molly Anne Schardt, 03/01/99 - 02/15/12
Oh Molly, some peoople say that a person is lucky to have one good dog in their entire life. You were the best dog in the entire universe. You were sent to us at a time we would not have considered sharing our lives with a dog and fit in seamlessly. Oh, we haven't forgotten the little ornerly puppy things, but all in all you got along with everyone.
How you loved to go with your dad. He expanded his business to where it is now with you riding along. When it was time for a hunting trip, you ignored me because you were going with the guys (hopefully) and didin't want to be kept from it. You loved all the kids so much. Even as they grew up and you didint see them often, you were so happy when they did come over.
You saved Lukie, and he gave you his undying love and loyalty. I have many pictures of the two of you together (I know, more his idea than yours, but you DID love him). Thank you for being sweet to anyone who ever wanted to scratch you. Thank you for being with us as we transitioned from young to contemplating old, thanks for teaching Josie what she could learn from you. If she could grow up to be half the dog you are, we would be fine.
Molly, in closing, we are sorry that we weren't there when you left us. I know we will see you again, and that you are not suffering. We will miss you every day until we see you again. We love you into infinity.
To my sweet angel,I miss you so much already and my heart is so broken, but in time I shall heal just as you have. You brought so much laughter and smiles into many people's lives everyday with your corky little way's and those great facial expressions.
I know you had a hard little life with health issue's for many years, but I know that you knew I was doing everything in my powers each time to make you well. So now it is time for you to be healthy,run,play and see with both eyes as I know you have all of the strengths back again where you are and that gives me much peace. I would rather have you here, but it would be selfish of me to ask such a thing, so go my angel, be free.
You were the excitement each morning when it was time for a walk outdoors and you were the highlight of my evenings after work just knowing you would be one of the first faces that I would see when I came in the door!
You will be missed by so many people,your sister Isabella,your brother Sebastian and most of all your long time companion Belvedere, he fathered your 6 beautiful babies and I now can see theie photos from friends anytime I need to see a glimpse of your adorable face.
I love you Molly and you will never be forgotten, now go play sweetie.
Daddy
Molly McCarthy Eidlin (Miss Molly), February 1996 - May 20, 2012
Molly McCarthy Eidlin
February 1996 - May 20, 2012
My heart bleeds
My eyes are wet
I hold you tight
As I walk to the vet
You are weak
You are frail
You look into my eyes
And try to wag your tail
You lift your head
A question in your eyes
Tears flow, I kiss you again
And silently you say good bye
You gave us joy
You gave us laughter
You were our angel
And you will be forever
To my dearest friend and constant companion, there are no words
to express the depth of the heartache I feel and the loss, the
house is so empty without you here. You were old, people were
amazed at how good you looked for 16 years and 3 months, I
honestly believed I could get you to age 18, but your body just
started failing you.
You were the cutest little fur ball puppy, and I have such fond
memories of you carrying around that neon pink elephant with
yellow ears that Sheldon bought you. When he moved to Austin and
took you it was hard, but thankfully you tore up enough stuff
that you were allowed to come back home. I was so happy.
The years of you jumping the rock wall in El Paso and then
jumping into another dogs back yard to steal their dog bone were
hilarious, more than once I found you in someone else's yard
barking for me to help you out. What a sight, me climbing down
the rock wall and then boosting your butt up so you could grab
the top of the wall and get out.
And then all those times in Cincinnati that you had fun chasing
the dear in the woods, we had to put up lattices and 6' fences
to keep you in and safe.
You loved it here in Port Ludlow, up until a year ago when your
rear legs started failing you, we would take you to the beach
for walks, after the first time that the crabs in the packed
sand at low tide squirted water at you that was the end of
walking on wet hard packed sand. You stayed back where the sand
was dryer. Molly you were always smiling, how I miss that cute
face, you were absolutely the most beautiful dog ever and
everyone loved to pet you.
Eventually I will find comfort knowing you are not weak and
frail and can now walk and run again, I knew you could not live
forever, but that doesn't make it any easier loosing you. I love
you my dear Miss Molly.
<3 I can't breathe.....I miss you so much. If you are not in Heaven...I don't want to go there.
I just don't know where to begin. There is so much to say about my sweet boy. We found Montana on Petfinder.com in August 2005 and he came to live with us in September 2005. We were told he was about 3 ½ yrs old. The vet gave him the birthday of January 1, 2002. Montana was rescued by Onyx Husky Rescue in Grand Rapids, MI. He was found wandering the streets of Detroit. No one came to find him so he was going to be put to sleep. Thankfully they called the rescue and they said they would take him. When I first saw Montana I couldn't get over how beautiful he was. I had never seen a dog like him. I knew nothing about huskies but knew they were beautiful. I knew I wanted him from the moment I saw him. He was so very soft. He and Bailey (my GSD) got along right from the beginning.
Montana was a typical stubborn husky, but that is one reason I loved him so much. He had a mind of his own. He rarely would "woo". He barked for everything. So many times that bark would get on my nerves but I would give anything to hear that bark again. He loved everyone and never met a stranger. He never waged his tail until he had been with us for about 1 ½ to 2 yrs. The first time I saw it I cried. I remember giving him a big hug and telling him how much I loved him. We think he had either been neglected or abused. Montana was a big husky. Tall ( 27 in to shoulders) and weighed about 100 lbs. I could have sworn he was part Malamute because of his stocky build.
He loved going to the dog park. He would spend most of his time wandering and sniffing everything. Occasionally he would run and play with other dogs. He always had a big smile on his face. Montana and his sister Bailey loved playing together. She misses him like crazy. We both do.
I will miss the times he would paw at my leg when he wanted attention. He was always there trying to comfort me when I would cry. Oh how I miss my boy. My heart is broken. I will miss the times when he would be silly. He would lie on his side and throw his front legs out and make these whining noises. I laughed all the time when he did that. He had such a great personality.
September 5, 2011 was the worst day of my life. He got very sick all of a sudden and he was rushed to the Emergency Vet. I had to make the awful decision to have him go to Rainbow Bridge. I felt like someone had kicked me in the stomach. I have never cried so much. I know my sweet boy is waiting for me there until we are reunited once again. That will be an awesome day!
Mr. Precious, 1/10/1998 - 1/29/2012
We love you, Chairman Meow...I just had to have another furry orange guy, and you were it. I know we got off to a rough start, but you taught us a lot about patience, acceptance and love. You would sit on your blankie and yow at us, chomp my hair noodles and bonk Tom's hat. We love you very much sweetie. In the end, the only thing we could do was let you go in peace. We'll see you at the Bridge, honey Precious.
Mr Woosie, 7/3/2006 - 2/5/2012
Goodbye my mr woos
i hope you have lots food to eat were you are that was your
favorite thing to do on earth was eat everybody's food and then
go up the road for more you will be miss you naughty boy but you
have baby and tildy waiting to see you again god bless love you
goodbye my Mr Woosie
Love Mummy XXX
Our big brave Boy adopted us as his forever parents Sept 29/03 when he came to us from ADR, and rather than tell stories of his antics, explain his character, or the trials and tribulations of his ailments, I would rather honor him by conveying how much he enriched our lives.
Mulder, you brought out our true nature, our love for animals, especially little wiener dogs. You made us laugh, you made us cry, and sometimes you made us upset, but you helped us learn patience. You helped us persevere through life's ups and downs by melting our hearts day in and day out. You took away all life’s stresses. Your unconditional love helped us understand ourselves more and connect with our heart, spirit & soul. You kept us in the present moment and showed us the path to true peace, happiness, and contentment. You helped us feel a deeper kind of love and compassion than we have ever known. You helped us to become better human beings.
I only hope we did right by you wonderful Boy, and you had a great life with us. Mulder we love you and we miss you so much.
Now you have passed on from this world to the next and you're healthy and free of your ailments, you can frolic free and unfettered at the rainbow bridge, and although you're gone from this world, mentally and spiritually you will always be with us, you will remain in our hearts and souls forever.
Take care beautiful boy, we will be with you again.
Mommy & Daddy love you. Goodbye……
Murphy, My Sweet Kind Boy,You are forever "My Little Guy", May 29, 1996 - December 23, 2011
Murphy my greatest friend. You are absolutely the most precious heart I have ever known. Your deep love for me never swayed, you were always there and always so kind and loving. I had you almost 16yrs and that was not long enough. I have never loved and trusted and cared so deeply for anything or anyone in my life, like I loved you. You tought me so many things in a very kind way. You are a precious gift from GOD, I am so very blessed to have shared your life, I am so very blessed. I can no longer touch your beautiful face, it makes me very sad. I can no longer look into your beautiful eyes, It makes me very sad. I can love you forever,I DO! Your grace has touched me forever, I love you. Baby you are the world to me. You can only hold the place I keep for you in my heart. You will never know how very much I love you, words alone could never tell you,I LOVE YOU... Murphy you are the kindest most loving heart I have ever known. SWEET BOY, you will forever be "MY LITTLE GUY".Bless you my angel, you are in GOD'S loving care, I will never forget you SWEET BABY BOY. LoveLove,KissKiss,HugHug, till we are together again, Sweet Little Guy from your forever friend, ME!!
You taught us to live in the moment, share joy with others and delight in the simple things. You truly made us smile every single day. You will always have a very special place in our hearts. Until we meet again . . . . .
Cheryl & Mike
Murphy Robertson, 1/19/2002 - 3/1/2012
Murphy Robertson was given as a special gift to my daughter by her boyfriend as she was graduating from college. Murphy was handpicked from the litter. He was the largest of the litter and so beautiful. My daughter cherished Murphy and together they bonded like no other. As my daughter left for graduate school 1600 miles away from family and friends, Murphy was there for her and she there for him. They walked, napped, played and slept together. He occasionly answered the telephone for her, They were inseparatable. He protected her and worshipped her. He was the happiness when his Mom was there with him. He was a true(German) shepherd in the true sense of the word. After two years of graduate school, my daughter married the boyfriend who provided this wonderful gift. They becamse a family and took in another family member 2-3 years following. George was a rescue that became Murphy's pride and joy. He protected George as he did my daughter. They were a happy and beautiful family who knew love as only true dog lovers experience. Well, Murphy became sick on one unexpected day. My daughter and son-in-law made the decision in Murphy's best interest. They decided to share him with the Lord. Murphy went to heaven on March 1, 2012. He is now in heaven awaiting us all at the Rainbow Bridge. He is now young and frolicking with Dash, Rent, Coco and Sweetie. No doubt, he will come running to us when the Lord decides to take us home. Thank you, Murphy, for all the love and happiness that you gave us. THANK YOU FOR LOVING AND TAKNG CARE OF MY DAUGHTER. Your Grandfather, Mark.
Rest well mighty soldier. Thank you for your service and dedication. You have the love and respect of thousands. The Rainbow Bridge is now honored with your presence.
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