He was my sweetest little friend and gave all the love he had. I held you when you got born, and held you when you died, my little buddy. I love you.
Jan
TRIBUTE TO MY WONDERFUL DAFFODIL
As a child, innocent, filled with wonder...I always loved nature and animals. We lived in an area where there were always wild rabbits, and all sorts of animals...but they were my favorite. Actually, ONE was my favorite...Daffodil. I named you that because you were so bright and happy. From the first day, you came back to visit me every day, at least twice. Recently, I remembered you vividly in a dream and decided to write about you...and the bridge.
Nature is my tutor and my passion.
There is nothing else in the world
that touches me like the vastness of nature.
These little furry creatures with big floppy ears
became bigger bunnies, who later had their own babies.
They would grow and had the natural ability
to grow, change, and mature on their own.
They don't have anyone to show them how, they just do it.
I wish however, that Daffodil had been able to have
the instincts of a smart fox.
You were so smooth and yet fuzzy,
Cautious, yet swift
So smart, yet shy and fearful.
Very fearful of humans,
and you had good reason for your fear.
Daffodil,
you were my first, and only bunny.
Even though you were "wild",
you put that aside and came to me.
I remember mom and dad,
both telling me that you would bite me.
I knew better, even then, as a child.
I fed you anyways,
always a fresh carrot.
You would come, sit right next to me,
and eat what I had for you.
You especially liked the carrots,
and I could hold it for you while you ate,
and keep you safe from harm.
One day, after many years, you didn't show...
days turned into weeks, and weeks into forever...
Daffodil, you never returned and I was heartbroken.
I thought you just didn't like me anymore,
but, something inside me told me you let your guard down.
I wondered why you didn't come back?
I always believed that someone took you away,
and did something to you...because I knew you loved me.
Daffodil, you always knew I would never hurt you.
I had only love and admiration for you...
You were so beautiful, brown, with the biggest dark eyes
I had ever seen...you were amazing.
When I fed you, I used to believe that you were smiling
because your teeth would show...
Daffodil, your eyes, could see into my soul,
You alone saw my kindness and recognized my love for you.
No other bunny was ever able to take your place, Daffodil,
in my heart or in my life.
So...I didn't even try.
One day, I was determined to find out
what had happened to you...
that was one of the saddest days of my life.
To a child, it was devastating.
So much so, that I was able to get myself
to believe you were out there somewhere, ok...
I set out that morning, to look for you
For some reason, I was drawn to our neighbor's,
a house two down from ours...I never went there.
I was afraid of that house
and the people that lived inside.
I saw a vision that changed my life,
and how I would view the world - forever.
I saw what they did to you,
and from that moment on,
I knew I would never see you alive again.
Daffodil, they lied to me,
said you had run away to live with them.
That wasn't true, because I saw the truth,
and I saw you...lifeless.
They said you didn't love me anymore,
but, I now knew better.
I knew you would never have run away,
from me and leave for no reason.
I believe you knew in your little heart,
and felt my love for you in your soul.
I mourned your disappearance,
made a memorial in the corner garden
where we first met,
and where we always met every day.
Years later, I realized they took you.
I cried, and cried, and cried,
but, you couldn't come back.
But, I have learned
that nobody can take away
the many memories of your beautiful face
and your gentle, loving nature.
You were like me Daffodil,
too trusting, and too innocent to recognize a trap.
I miss you my Daffodil,
even though it has been years since we were together...
But, now I know where you are...
at Rainbow Bridge.
Someday Daffodil, we will meet again,
and you will become part of my special "family".
I can picture you waiting,
with Peeper, Nikki, Max, Arnold, Ozzie, Tigger...
and all my other animal companions.
One day, Daffodil, we will all meet at the bridge,
...and we will have a reunion that will bring us
all together, once again...in a safe, happy place.
Bless you soul little one,
I loved you Daffodil...
and, when I told you I would love you forever,
I know you knew it was true.
Until we meet at Rainbow Bridge,
please know that I still love you
and that I still miss you very, very, much.
I wish I could have saved you,
but, I was only a child...
That same little child, still lives inside me,
and is part of me...and your wonderful spirit...
will be with me forever...
Love Suzie
Love to you, always, Darlin' - you always WERE our favorite. Say Hi to your old littermate Dominique for us. You really saved DJ's life when Dominique passed away! We're going to miss you so terribly, and so will New Moon and even Misty. You were the sweetest, gentlest, best kitty ever. We blow kisses after you and LOTS of petting, especially tummy skritchies. If we come to cross that Rainbow Bridge we'll be sure to look in the highest place we can find, because that's where you'll be sure to be, our little "kittyhawk" - and especially if it's also warm! You'll always be the Queen in our memories. Our prayers and blessings go with you.
With love,
DJ and Ann
He will be missed by his sisters - Blondie, Daisy and Cookie.
Dagwood was a true friend to me and he will be missed
Susan Roos
Daiquiri chose us at the animal shelter, he was just the sweetest kitten.. My daughter named him Daiquiri because his eyes were the color of Baskin Robbin's Daiquiri Ice, her favorite treat...
Daiquiri was our joy and sweet and loving companion thru 12 yrs. of our lives, and we all loved him so very much..
He went to kitty heaven during surgery for a huge tumor on his liver...
We have reminders of him in pictures and in our hearts, and each day I still miss him..
We now have 2 other cats that are adorable and loveable in their own right, but Daiquiri was our first cat and so he is very, very special to all of us..
What a wonderful thought it is that he is now running and playing with all the other kitty kats that were so loved and adored by all of us...
Donna Cushman
Much too soon you crossed the Rainbow Bridge. The pain is so strong, but we know we will see your happy, little face again. We love you, Daisy, and our lives are forever changed.
The Maxwells
Daisy was my best friend and good companion. I shall miss her every day for the rest of my life.
Cathy Kane
Daisy,
I only had you for six months, but I loved you so much. You were my best friend. I can't stop crying and I can't do anything but think about you. I hope you are finally at rest and away from the cars that have given you so much trouble in your short life. I miss you terribly and I will never, ever forget you. Your were the best cat I ever had.
Love, mom
Daisy, you came to us only 4 1/2 years ago, but it seems like a lifetime. Lauren brought you home & it was love at first site. Although our time together was so short there was always so much love. What we lacked in quantity of time, we more than made up for in quality of love & affection. We know you're in a much better place now, & you'll be able to hear & walk & run again. When you see Farley tell him how much we love & miss him also. Please wait for us at the bridge so we can all be together again.
Lyn Levin
Daisy brought us 12 years of love, laughter, and many wonderful memories that we will remember for all of our lives. She is in our thoughts and in our hearts now and forever. We know that she is resting peacefully where she is now, and when she is not resting, she is probably busy hiding and/or burying bones just as she did when she was here with us. We all miss you so much, "little Daisy girl," but just as it says in the "Rainbow Bridge," we will meet again and be reunited....
......And may we walk down memory lane and meet the ones we love..... For while we cannot see them, they'll be watching from above....Sleep well my furry friend.....
Lisa
My heart aches! I don't know if I did the right thing and put you to sleep, my heart says no. It wasn't fair that you were born with so many medical problems, your poor little stomach couldn't process food right, which made you have potty problems, you had pancreatic illness. You had the joints and arthritis of all of you tiny joints. You lived to eat and ate to live. You got to the point that you were walking with a limp and it was getting worse. If you weren't eating and in search of food you were lying down on you beds. You waited for me to come home and carry you up the stairs and feed you and love on you. But I still feel like I killed you myself. I miss you so much and my heart won't stop aching. You will be dearly missed and always loved! Mommy
To a very special loving little lady, our love forever.
Bob & Pat Stanley
To my bunny Daisy:
~For That Is Where I Will Find Him~
He will be in a grove among lilac and lush grass
With a blue sky above and a stream flowing past
The air will smell sweet as a warm spring day
With feelings of peace and a loving embrace
Never alone but happy he will be
In my dreams...
In my heart...
In my soul...
In Heaven, he will live free...
~For that is where I will find him~
Thank you for filling my life so full of love and filling that void that runs so deep. I love you with all my heart and miss you more than I can say. Someday we will be together again and I can hold you in my arms, but for now I will hold you in my heart.
Angela
We just want for our little Daisy to know that we miss her and love her very much and we always will. She will be in our hearts and memories always, not forgotten. Daisy's life was short but we hope that she was happy the time that she spent with us and her two kitty friends Marble and Juno. We love you Daisy. See you soon!
Michael and Haley Shields
This is in very loving memory of my "baby",
Daisy May...the "most beautiful dog in the whole wide world"...the
only thing on this earth that made me happy....God bless her wonderful,
sweet, loving soul...which I will be reunited with in Heaven.
Love your loving owner and best friend,
Jenn
We knew there was something special the moment we "accidently" drove to the shelter and there you were, the first puppy we saw, in the arms of the nice volunteer. We saw other dogs, but we couldn't get you out of our minds. We immediatly adopted you and when we first brought you home, you wouldn't come out from under the sofa! As you became more comfortable, your love just bloomed - from your unique expressions and your flipping and flopping, to your "walks" (sprints, really!) and your cuddly ways. You loved gnawing on shoes, and socks and underwear, especially when they were on daddy. I think at times you thought your name was, "No, no!" You were always causing mischief, but everyone who met you loved you, and you enjoyed everyone, except that cranky tow truck driver from when mama's car stalled. I know the joy you brought to us and everyone is continuing to be shared in your new home. We love you so very much, miss you dearly, but know you are with King, Benji, and the others up at the Rainbow Bridge. Yes, Little Fuzzy, we will all happily meet again, I know. We were so blessed to have you in our lives. Happy, happy playing! "We'll see you, we be back!"
Nancy and Zeke
On Saturday, September 25, our sweet Daisy was hit by a car and left for dead. Our son heard her cry and brought her to us. Unfortunately, she died enroute to the hospital. She was a wonderfully affectionate cat who loved to snuggle under the covers. She will be missed by us and her fellow pet-mates and we will remember her always.
Jeff & Kathy Peks
She was and always will be my little baby girl.
Linda Klein
To my Best Friend. I miss you so very much. Thanks for
the memories. I will treasure them always.
I will never forget you, you've left a big hole in my heart. I will always
love you.
Cheryl Kuck
Dakota, my best friend, my companion, my protector, my eternal puppy, we will love you forever, until we meet again, Love Mommy, Renee, and Bridegy.
Koty,
You provided more warmth, companionship, love, hope, and peace than any
one should have to. You infiltrated our lives to the very core. There is
nothing that we do which doesn't remind us of your memory. We don't know
why these things happen this way. It tears us up inside to think of all
the memories we will never have together. We wish you could have seen your
new little brother or sister. We know that you will always be his/her little
guardian angel. We love you more than any human can ever show. Please enjoy
your time at the Bridge. Play in the snow and remember the good times we
shared. We love you.
Mom & Dad
Dallas, you were the perfect Sheltie, with your bright personality. You were "Mr. Sociable". I remember when you would escape from the back yard, we would drive the few blocks to where we used to live and there you'd be, on the front porch, with that excited "Where have you guys been?" look on your face. I will always regret that I wasn't there when you went to sleep for the last time, but the vet said you were hemorrhaging badly and it shouldn't be postponed. At least we had seen you that afternoon. After we buried your earthly body that evening, a little storm came up, and after it was gone the most beautiful, perfectly arched rainbow came out. I believe that was the Rainbow Bridge for you Dallie, and I believe that someday when I get there you'll be waiting with that "Where have you been?" look. Until then, take care of Chungie. You two came to me within months of each other in 1986, and you left within months of each other this summer. I love you and miss you.
Jeanie
Dallas was a beautiful, male Persian cat, whom I fell in love with at first sight. I had taken a friend to buy a kitten and I ended coming home with my Dallas. He was the best cat and I love and miss him dearly. He lost a battle with recurring UTI's. I love you Dallas and your in my heart everyday. I have your pictures hung in the hall with all the other family pictures. I miss you so very much!! I still have your first son, Dakota. I think of you everytime I look at him. I hope to be with you again. Give Tori my love!! Mama loves and misses you!!
Dallas, you brought us so much happiness and love. You
were our smart girl, our pretty girl, our sweet girl, our good girl, our
best girl in the whole world.
We miss you and you will be forever in our hearts and memories. Take care,
Buddy, we'll be with you again and until then, know that each morning we'll
wake up with the memories of our "Morning Dee!" sugars.
Kevin & Lauree Houghlan
To my baby boy:
You were the best companion and best friend in the whole world. You were
loyal, loving, happy and very special. Everybody who had the honor to meet
you loved you, and you are greatly missed. You were so kind and gentle,
always there for me. You were always so excited to see me, your little
tail always wagging and a big smile on your face. So many times I would
watch you just stare at me with your kind eyes and face. I, many times,
would pet you and cry just thinking of the day you would be gone, and now
that day is here and I miss you so much. I'm happy you had a great quality
of life till the very end. We were playing ball when you had a stoke and
died. I'm thankful I was there, although I could not save you and I'll
never forget your last good-bye as you moved your little head and your
little paw towards me. Your daughter Atila, and your wife Sable miss you
so much also. I will never forget you and I hope you will be waiting for
us when it's our time. I hope you are doing the things you loved to do
while you were here. I have been told you will come back to me. I hope
this is true, it's the only thing I find comfort in. I love you and miss
you more than you can imagine. Rest in peace my baby boy, and if possible
come back to me I'll be waiting and I know I will recognize you no matter
what form you come back in. We love you and miss you. Atila, Sable and
Elena. I am grateful and honored you were in my life, I love you Damien.
Dandelion was a precious true friend. She was my everything. I anxiously await our next meeting. She was living proof that wonderful gifts truly can come in very tiny packages. She is now happily playing at Rainbow Bridge with her sisters...1 shih tzu named Kee Wee Lee, 1 maltese named Little Muffin, 1 Yorkie sister named Dafodil, and a Yorkie brother named Periwinkle. Play my little sweets....play.
Jaume Rivell-Hufnell
Danger
I knew you for two years or so
Why you had too leave I still don't know
You where always there for me and my friend
I can't believe it came to and end
My love for you I can't explain
I'm just glad your not in pain
You touched my life and others in a special way
That's why it's so hard to be without you everyday
To have you back is would be the best
But you have entered eternal rest
Danger you are in my heart forever
You will always be in my thoughts
I'm so sorry you had to go
I hope I gave you the best life I could
Love you Danger forever
Chris & Amy Good
I thank God for the 3 and a half years I had with Daniel. He was the closest thing to a child I ever had. He was loyal, kind, affectionate and the best friend I had. Many times he was my lifeline and no matter how bad life got, I always had my little boy to come home to and play with. Daniel died suddenly 3 days after surgery. A big part of me died as well that day. Making the decision to take him off of the respirator machine was the hardest one I had ever made, but I loved him enough to give him his dignity and let him go to have peace. I will miss you, my son.
James Loper
In memory of Daniel, my special kitty. He was my sweetheart, so full of love. My heart is broken. Never have I had such a loving kitty. How I miss him jumping up on me to love and then falling asleep draped over my right shoulder. I always told him that he was born special. He was only four years old when he died and I don't know why. He loved life and was such a funny little boy. Sleep well, my precious little one. How I miss you!
Judye Estes
Danielle the Spanielle, You were my first puppy, and I loved you so much. I still miss your freckles, your soft ears, your snoring, the way you used to sleep under my arm, and, most of all, your attitude! You taught me a lot, most of all to focus on what is important and to let work go. We had a great 14 years together. You took good care of me, and I hope I took good care of you. You were my baby girl, and I will always hold you in my heart.
Barbara Barnett
Thank you for everything Danni.
John Singh
Dan was with me through husbands, boyfriends, many, many life changes and through good and bad times. He was shy of other people; he only got close to my friend Tom, and he only loved and trusted me. He had hypothyroid and was getting less strong, and I knew he wouldn't be with me too long. He was an indoor cat, always, and I never imagined he would be hit by a car and killed. He followed me around, slept with me, sat on my lap while I typed. He was my best bud, and I miss him. I wish him all the spaghetti and strawberry ice cream he can eat in his new incarnation. Love, you Puppy Butt.
Rene Colon
Dante was a very sweet and loving furbaby. He Never bothered anyone and never hurt anybody. Dante gave 100% of his love all of the time. We love you and miss you very much Dante. I will see you again someday, until then take care baby and tell Dakota I said hello.
Kelly Weir
Dear God, please hold and keep my Danny. He was the sunshine
here.
I know he is the sunshine in that rainbow now.
"No Heaven shall Heaven ever be,
If my cats aren't there to welcome me."
Wait for me, Dan-dan.....
Charlotte Keyes
My Darby was a very special cat and 12 years was too short a time to have spent with him. He had been such a healthy cat that it was a shock when he got sick. He spent his last two weeks at the vets. I made the decision to let him go. I did not want him to suffer and he let me know it was time. He was such a loving cat. There will never be another one like him. I miss him terribly.
JoAnn
A day is gone since we put you to sleep, I am so glad that I went with you and that your Dad went with you too. You looked up from the vets table with all the energy you had left to look one more time into his eyes and you followed him around the room. I knew Monday that you wanted to leave, I knew you were telling me all week to make the decision to let you go that the tumor was going to explode again. Dargo you were my best friend and my protector and you always made me feel so safe. Please forgive me for not letting you sleep on the bed everynight and please forgive me if I did not want you begging at the table. I miss you and the hurt is so bad, but I know you are in heaven with Dad. I love you Dargo forever in my heart my best friend.
Jolene
To our baby puppy Dart,
We know that you are blissfully happy in puppy heaven!
We would like you to know that we will always love you and keep you very
close in our hearts.
Love always and forever, Mommy, Daddy, Jonah, and big brother Kody.
Dart, You were the best and most amazing cat I've ever seen or known. You were greatly loved and will be missed terribly. God Speed our dear and faithful friend. We will never forget you.
Angie, John, Brad, Dustin, Tabitha, Wade and Midnight
D'Artagnan was my best friend, my bed buddy, and my protector. I will miss you always DoodleBug. Have fun at the Bridge with Autumn
Laura Fitterman
See Demelza's tribute.
Connie Reik
I was once told I'll never get over losing a loved one, but that I would find ways around it. There ain't no getting around losing Data. There will never be a friend so close or loved as he, and I will never be full again without him.
Data loves Daddy; Daddy loves Data.
That's all there ever will be.
Davey has been Steve's companion 24 hrs a day for 12 years and his loss will be forever etched on his heart. Davey you gave a special boy a special gift. Undying devotion and love. You helped him through bad times and made the sun shine even on cloudy days. You name will forever be in his heart.
This tribute from aunt Barb.
She was truly an angel on earth. Tragically taken from me. Still bringing tears to my heart and eyes.
Tammy
We will miss you terribly my little Sunflower
Cindy Frey
Dear Deacon,
Today on my thirty-second birthday I heard the worst news of all. I have been holding my breath for a week. I thought that I could hear your "mew" and the pitter patter of your feet everywhere around me. I am so, so sad to have lost my very dear friend. I am sorry that I couldn't save you and please forgive me for not somehow protecting you better.
You and I have been through a lot -- animals, foster animals, different boyfriends and I have never been more loyal to you and all of my pets. You hold a dear and special place in my heart for being one of my "firsts". Thanks for putting up with all the changes through the years. Thank you for gracing my life for the time that you did. When I picked a word out of my angel cards for you, I picked "grace". That was completely you. I will always remember your soft hair and elegance.
May you be at peace with your brother now, and may my
grandmother stroke your soft hair and remind you of how much you were loved
down here on earth. Hugs and kisses sweet bean,
Love,
Lori
To my sweet, sweet, Decoda took from me this sixth day of June 1999 I will love you forever I will miss those sweet little eyes that would look at me in a way that only you could do Please be happy where ever you are I love you.
Ronda Tyree
She was a special dog. She had been dumped by someone about six years ago. We found her as just skin and bones. She was a survivor. She ate anything. Today, we had to put her to sleep as her kidneys failed. We are having a autopsy done to find out why.
Marcyle Voigt
De De was my beloved companion for almost seventeen years. She always loved me and forgave me my mistakes. I can truly say she was the only living thing that ever loved me above anyone else and unconditionally as well. She died yesterday and I will never stop loving her or forget her... She was a blessed gift from God.
Chisti Cloud
She came to us twelve years ago--
a treasure to behold.
She and her brother, at that time,
were merely four days old.
Him, we lost one year ago
and still we feel the pain.
Now DeeDee had to follow him
and the loss is felt again.
The years we shared were magical.
Alas, they were too few.
Her health declined beyond all hope
'til nothing could we do.
Wish I could hold her in my lap
and hear her purr to me.
Instead I'll hold her in my heart
for all eternity.
Shelley and Jim
DeeDee was a special pet to us especially me. I took care of her, cleaned her, fed her, loved her. When she had to be put down, I feel like a part of me is gone. a feeling of emptiness. But I know she is in a better place now and someday I will be reunited with her. We all love you DeeDee and we miss you very much!
Love, Lee, Lori, Sarrah,
Tigger and Oreo
We just lost our little friend, Herkimer, 5 weeks ago when he escaped from the house. Herkimer's best friend, Deedle, our wonderful companion for 6 years helped us get through that gris of the times we spent together.
Mike Lubrecht and Linda Hall
This is in memory of the 4 deer and a little fawn who were impaled on a wrought iron fence in Sierra Madre, CA during the month of May.
CB
Deerface was Mommy's sweet baby tabby girl. She fought valiantly to stay with us here. She was a little fighter girl. She was my Little Miss Muffet. Missy Moo I love you forever and ever and ever. You took my heart with you. She loved me to kiss her baby head and loved to headbutt you just to say she loved you. She was perky and silly and sassy and loving. She was and always will be the perfect little cat. I didn't have you for the first 7 years of your life, I never liked your name and always meant to change it but you changed my life forever with your love baby girl. Goodbye. I will be with you again someday.
Bonnie Cheak
Deezal drowned in our pool -- the solar blanket was on I guess he thought he could walk on the cover he was not a stranger to the pool - hated getting wet -- must have just forgot himself that day - I never left the kitchen with him outside - the weather was cool that day - so the glass door was closed - and the blind half drawn --- so I did not see him go in nor did I hear him struggle --- I let him down -- He was the most playful courteous and loving dog in the world - we miss him forever - he is with Tobhie now - both are waiting at the rainbow bridge for us --- Tobhie was put down due to cancer on February 4th 1998 - he was 16 years and 8 months old --- still missing him too ---
Leona Dillon
I'll miss you, my best friend...
Ron Kenison
Our Deliliah Good Puppy Zimmer was only seven years old. Her love is a tribute to us. It was a honor to be her parents and we love and miss her with all our hearts. Our hearts ache and we'll NEVER be the same. She was one of a kind and she was 100% pure gold.
We will always love and never forget you and the love you've given us. Always in our hearts and prayers,
Mom and Dad
(Rick and Sheila Zimmer)
Probie, my best friend, my baby; the pain is gone...run free now. We all love you so much and we'll see you soon. We will always be together in our hearts.
Keith Brown
Demelza was my "little girl." We spent 16 glorious years together. 13 with her and her brother, Dartagnan who pasted on 4 years and one day from the day she did. I miss him as well. Beautiful, loving Siamese. They would travel with me from Massachusetts to Michigan every summer for my vacation. Both unique and distinct personalities. He I could hold and hug when I needed, she only when she wanted it and not for very long. They both died of kidney disease. I miss Demelza, as I have missed Dartagnan, very much.
Connie Reik
Although it is difficult to talk about, I just want Dena
to know that she was my baby, my best friend and the most loved dog in
the world. I would do anything for her and would give anything to just
hold her and stroke her silky black hair, to look at that precious face
with those big loving eyes just one more time. I love you Dena, I always
will.
Sleep tight and sweet dreams my angel.
Kim Chavez
In Loving Memory of
Our "Black Beauty"
You had a little too much fun at the Dog Shows,
But you will always be a Champion in our hearts.
You were a strong, intelligent Sled Dog and
You gave your all, because you loved to run.
Most importantly, you were a lively,
Wonderful Companion and a True Friend.
Now you've gone to run in Heaven.
How we miss your happy tail!
Love You, Forever,
Dave and Patty Kulpa
My Friend
Taking a basket of laundry from my room today I noticed
some crumbs from my previous nights chips. I thought of Deon Dawg...world's
best food vacuum...world's best dog.
But Deon wasn't around today...nor would he be around tomorrow or the next
day. My day's would no longer be filled with his kind eyes and gentle manners.
The "Louis Armstrong" of Dobermans was gone.
Deon had his last nap on Monday...one that would take him to a place safe
from his pain, safe from the frustration of a once powerful frame gone
crippled and numb.
I will live the rest of my life thanking God for bringing us together and
remembering my friend, Deon.
Marc Farley
To Depeche...
Sweet child
How be I so proud
When I harbor
This passionate sorrow?
You who taught me
Strength, esteem, and stoicism.
How I will miss you.
Yes. For all my days.
The memory of when
Last I held you
To say good-bye
- When I whispered
I love you, I love you --
I love you.
Too clear for my heart to heal.
You, more than ever
Now part of my soul.
I celebrate
Your life
And the blessing of you.
My feline.
My friend.
My daughter.
Jacqueline
Kelly lived in the shadow of my favorite dog, AWOL til he died 6/24/98. For the next year and 19 days she was the one who was pampered and most-loved. Thanks, Kelly for staying with me longer to teach me and give me a chance to make you special. Forgive me for looking past you to others for so many years.
Vicki
Derrik was not my dog, but he was a special dog nonetheless. I met Derrik a few years ago. He was the sole survivor or a helicopter crash that killed his handler; it was a search and rescue helicopter that crashed in the mountains on a mission. After the crash, Derrik came back to his to his breeder on the island, and from there was adopted out to a local legendary third grade teacher. We saw Derrik from time to time and it didn't take me long to fall in love with him. In fact, he made me fall in love with the Rottweiler breed. He denied all the common stereotypes of Rottweilers -- he was the sweetest, gentlest dog of any kind you'd care to name. I enjoyed every one of his visits -- except the last. Derrik had developed cancer and it was his time to rejoin his earlier owner, the one who died in the helicopter crash. Derrik will be greatly missed here. But somewhere, at the bridge, Derrik and his owner have now been reunited, never to be separated again.
Shannon Reuter
December 24, 1999
Three days ago, the most recent owner of Derrik, the legendary teacher,
died.
Like Derrik, Helen will be greatly missed here too. But they are together
again in a more wonderful place than those of us left here can even imagine.
Derry, my friend and protector for the past 11 years. I can't think of a way to live without you.
Geraldine O'Hanlon
I loved her.
Kelly
A very special house-hold pet that led a happy and contented life as an indoors-only cat. He was raised from the age of six weeks as a kitten to the age of thirteen years, six months at his recent untimely death. He was affectionately called "bee-boo" by my daughter, as she couldn't pronounce his name. He attended several cat shows and won a few ribbons in placement in the HHP category. He died in my arms on the way to animal hospital. He looked up into my eyes, went into a seizure and passed on to the Rainbow Bridge. Its been a week now and I'm still grieving his absence. We will all miss him dearly.
On September 27th, 1999, my household of 11 cats became 10. We lost our Queen Cat, Desi, after a sudden illness. She was with me for 12 1/2 years........a sweet, precious little petite girl who was a frightened, pregnant stray when we first met. She and her one kitten, Sambee, quickly made themselves permanent fixtures in my home and in my heart. She shared a lifetime relationship with Sambee, and was especially loved by Tyler, a male tabby who moved into my home in 1991. We all love and miss you, Desi........my sweet little Spider Monkey. Until we meet again.......
Love,
Diane, Sambee, Tyler, Thomas Christian, Pearl, Zoey, Ian, Jackson, Charlie,
Eddie and Mouse
My first greyhound, Deuce, went to the Bridge on April 20. He was diagnosed with bone cancer in December 1997, his right front leg and shoulder were amputated, and he was given a prognosis of "three to four months, tops" But my 3-legged boy lived an active, happy life for another year and a half! His courage and spirit were an inspiration to ALL. I'm a full-time partner in an adoption group and every hound that I foster and/or place in a home has Deuce to thank. :-)
Jan Stewart
Dewey went to the rainbow bridge when I was in high school
I still remember him and think of him all the time. He was a small dog
however he would never back down from a dog fight. He know how to play
hard a well without hurting his opponent. In his last years he became blind
and losing a dog fight I know he felt bad. Then he was killed by a hit
and run driver on a gravel road, I still haven't forgotten him and never
will. He play's hard as always waiting for me to return to him. Hang in
there Dewey.
I am coming soon!
Dewey was lovable, compassionate, and caring.
From the day we drove home together with you chewing on
my thumb, holding my hand in your paws,
to the night I held you as you fell asleep for the last time, you filled
my soul and broke my heart.
You made me laugh when you lay on your back, holding your blanket, Buddy,
between your paws, pulling it over your face and eventually breaking into
a fight, which Buddy always won leaving you exhausted. We played Zorro,
with Buddy as your cape and Monsters, when we would sneak up on each other....
and you always managed to make me jump.
You carried in the mail, brought a sock from the laundry and kept me company
all of your life. Daddy called you Velcro dog, remember? Because you followed
me everywhere.
And you trusted me to always love and care for you. I know you understand
that it was time for you to go but I miss you so much Dexter....I think
of you last thing at night and first thing in the morning, and I can't
stop crying for you.
Mommy Loves you, always. Kiss Kiss.
Yvonne Davis
Dharma was born at the Peace Farm in Amarillo, Tx. She had been a peace puppy since the day she was born. Her job was to keep the kids busy at the countless vigils, marches, and rallies thru-out her lifetime. She was also a member of Caring Critters in Houston, giving her love and lots of kisses to people w/ AIDS and others w/ terminal illnesses. Dharma was diagnosed w/ liver cancer in July of 1998. She died in her Momma's loving arms on November 16th, 1999. Her brother, Ziggy, and her sisters, Caitlin Ann and Keisha (all 3 are cats) and her momma miss her sooooo much and love her w/ all our hearts. She is greatly missed by her family and everyone in the Houston Peace Community.
Cyd Wright
3 Dogs and 2 cats later, my Dhiogee still has left a large void. Gone but not forgotten and NEVER replaced....my very special friend.
Nina Oliva
Diammy,
You were my best friend and protector. Your place will always be by my
side on the couch. You will always be with me in my heart. We will be together
again one day. I love you.
Tina Krasniak
Diammy, My Muttley Dog, 2weeks have passed since you went to Rainbow Bridge. The tears still haven't stopped. I couldn't find the words the day you left me. Your ashes are with me now as your spirit will always be. I find myself laying on the couch at night making room for you as if you were still with me. 11 years by my side was not enough. We bonded the minute I saw you as sick as you were. They were putting you to sleep, but I knew TLC would bring you around. You never looked back at them when I took you home that night. 3 months later you were gaining weight and stuck to me like glue. The sickness was over though no one ever really knew what was wrong. 3 years later a beautiful litter of wrinkled little treasures. The first of which was born on my front seat as we went to the vet for help. I knew we were bonded when you let me hold that little treasure while you cleaned him and cut the cord. The others were born in the same manner and I was the only one you would let near them for weeks. Mugsy, your son has been looking for you since you passed on. He's sad and waits by the door for you. You and I were so close that at 7 when you had bloat you woke me in the middle of the night to let me know you were sick. We rushed you to the vet for surgery and they gave you a great chance to make it. Then the phone rang and your chances went down because they couldn't stabilize you. The vet recommended I put you down. I said no, If you were ready to die you wouldn't have gotten me up to let me know you were sick. Those 3 days were touch and go but you certainly rebounded when they let me see you. You came home the next day. When you got sick this last time I knew from the beginning that this would be the last time. The fight was gone from your eyes. Although they couldn't figure out what was wrong I knew it was bad cuz you always ate-no matter what. You grew thinner and thinner. I thought I would have to put you down on my birthday but you held on test after test for me. I had to know I did everything I could to help you. The morning you left me was the last test. I was prepared for bad news, but not prepared for what happened. I knew it was gonna be stomach cancer but I thought I would pick you up and we would say our goodbyes and I could hold you for the night and let you go peacefully in my arms the next day. That didn't happen. When the vet called and said you weren't gonna make it out of anesthesia I rushed there as fast as I could cuz I didn't want you to leave me without being there. I miss you so much. It's empty without you. But I know you are at the Bridge running, eating and pain free. I know when I get there Noel, Yogi, Fatty and Witchy will be there waiting and probably a few others but my beautiful Diamond dog will be in front to greet me first. Until we meet again my friend you will always be beside me every night. Mommy loves you.
Tina Krasniak
We will never forget bringing itty bitty Diana and Misty home. We didn't know that escape artist Diana had been out the night before and gotten into a boy rat's cage. Thus, 3 weeks later, the tiny ratty had 10 babies! All were given away, except little oddball, brown Nike, who stayed with her the rest of her life. But the love of her life was Charlie, who was inseparable from Diana from the time he was neutered until he died in May. Surely he was clamoring at the bridge to see her, as well as her sister, Misty, who preceded her earlier this year. Nike misses her terribly, as do Ebony, her cagemate, and Mac, the ancient one. So do Dan, Sue and Josh, and Amos and Riley (the canine contingent). We will never forget, the itty, bitty, petite ratty who lovingly cared for her babies when she was only 3 months old.
Dan, Sue and Josh
Dickens was an extraordinarily affectionate and sociable cat. He would purr for anyone who greeted him in a friendly, gentle manner. He is buried in Aspin Hill Pet Cemetery, Aspen Hill, Maryland.
Kit Slitor
My little "Dickie-Bird", I'm so sorry at your passing. I don't know what happened, why you became ill so suddenly and then went so quickly. I feel so guilty that there was nothing to be done for you.
I will remember your silly, engaging, and stubborn spirit
that led you to escape over and over from our indoor aviary so that you
could court your lady-friend Ginger in the "Hens Only" cage.
And I will always remember that funny, squeaky little song and dance you
did for her. Your best buddy Harmony misses you, as do all the other members
of the flock... as I do.
Love you, little guy, and fly away home.
"What is essential is invisible to the eye."
Robin Schindler
Such a wonderful friend you were to me, you accompanied our family through many trials. I can still see those shining golden eyes and every time you curled up to sleep, you looked like you were 2 years old, not the 18 years you actually were. You will be sadly missed not only by us, but by your fur sisters and brother as well. We sincerely hope you are being well taken care of by the fur angels there. Since I didn't get to say goodbye...I hope that you know how much you were loved and what you gave to us. Mom
Deanna
Diesel, may you never feel pain again, may you be able to share your beautiful smile, and loving temperament with others somewhere else, Love you forever and a day, Dad
Dear Digger: Your mommie is at a loss. This has been a very hard year for her, losing so many of her little guys. She tried so hard with all of you. It just wasn't to be. She loves you very much and will never forget you. You make sure that all the little kitties and puppies at Rainbow Ridge are groomed properly. I know that your mommie will miss her little hairdresses. Take care. Have a safe trip to the Bridge and watch for your cousin Bubba, your brother, Bear, and sisters, Quasi and Clemmie, who have left us this year. They will take care of you. I will miss you as your mommie does. We love you Digger. XXOO
Aunt Linda for Lynn
Dearest Digger:
Mom misses her little man. Thank you for 18 wonderful years of companionship.
I miss you so. You will always be in my heart. I will see you at The Bridge
someday. Love Always, Mama
It is with great pain and sorrow that I report that Dilbert a.k.a Winter Havens Instant Replay CGC died while I was asleep earlier this morning. BORN: December 3 1995 DIED: May 6 1999. He was only three years old. He died from Lympho Sarcoma. He was diagnosed February 20, 1999 and was given three to six months to live. The cancer spread quickly and vigorously attacked his body. What caused him to die so quickly was the fact that the cancer spread to his chest and attacked his lungs. I wish that he could have lived longer. Dilbert wanted to go for a ride in the Mini-Van yesterday when we were going off and we let him go with us. It was his last car ride. Riding in a car no matter where it was going was one of his favorite things to do. Dilbert had many friends and was loved by anyone that met him. He will be missed. Dilbert was my first Aussie and he was a great Aussie. I bought him from Julie Zeller when he was 10 months old. I really enjoyed having Dilbert around and I loved him from the first time that we met which was October 29, 1996. Dilbert loved life, he loved everybody, and almost everything. He was a great agility dog and showed great promise until he got cancer. Dilbert has a webpage at: http://www.mindspring.net/~frisdog/dilbert.htm. I will be updating it soon. Dilbert I love you. I always have and always will. I look forward to the day that we meet again at the Rainbow Bridge.
(This is the text of the message that I sent to Aussie-L announcing Dilbert's death on May 6, 1999.)
Casey Purdy
Dillon was a retired Grade A racer with so much love to give. He loved everyone he ever met and loved all other animals, large or small. He was such a joy!
Carolyn Williams
Dimitri was a big yellow and white cat. His nickname was Pookie.
When he was little he took his time walking around the house. We nicknamed him Pokie and it somehow got changed to Pookie.
He never liked being held like a normal cat. As soon as we picked him up he would climb up on our shoulder and sit there like a parrot. It got kind of difficult on us when he got large LOL. He got talented, he would often jump from the floor to our shoulder.
On August 26th my husband found him dead on the basement floor. Our house is cat proofed from anything poisonous so we have no idea what happened. He was not sick.
He was also our nose kisser. If you approached him, while he was sitting on someone else's shoulder he loved kissing people's noses.
Sharon Donnelly
My dog was a very good dog that would do anything in the world for me. I really miss him, but I know where he is at is a better place. He was my only friend until I was about the age of 8. No matter how many friends I got he was always my best friend at heart.
Ross A. Leonard
Dingy was the nicest cat that ever lived, but, as a result
of an unknown illness, her skull cracked. After suffering quietly, so she
wouldn't disturb me, for a few days, she crossed the bridge.
Nottar was the most wonderful, playful dog a seven-year-old could have
had. One morning, when we were headed to church, Nottar ran under the car.
I cried for hours, right through Sunday school and the sermon.
Renee
Dinki was a wonderful friend, who shared her life with me for 22 years. She was always there for me -- to share cuddling and affection, through thick and thin. I'll miss her cute face; her warm body; her happy purr. Above all, I'll miss her spirit. She was the greatest.
Amy Bauch
To Dinkie - We will miss you so much. You were all about LOVE. I thank you for the joy and pleasure you gave us.
My deep hope is that you weren't scared in your last hour of life. We didn't want you to suffer so we felt that the doctor giving you a shot was the better way. You seemed so uncomfortable.
We love you and will always cherish the memories of you.
Trish
Dinky's was a special blessing in my life. She was always there for me. I came to depend on her love, loyalty and companionship in my daily life. She always seemed to know what I was feeling and was there to share in my experiences whether good or bad. I only had to look into her eyes to find peace. She was the love of my life and I loved her desperately. Dinky took sick on Sat. with a dark color in her urine. Since the vet was closed on Sunday I took her first thing Monday morning, thinking it was a bladder infection her spirits were normal and she didn't seem sick. The vet did a blood test and found her liver was not functioning. She continued to fail all day and by 7 in the evening he wanted to put her down but I took her home with me and held her and rocked her like I always had, she wasn't in pain and she slept normally in my arms. I would kiss her and tell her how much I loved her and prayed for a miracle. At 2;30am I felt a slight shudder and she passed. It was very peaceful and she was in my arms where I knew she wouldn't be afraid. It will be one year on the 29th of this month and I miss her daily. I pray to for the day I will be reunited with her to forever hold her in my arms. That to me will be my Heaven.
Kathleen Stephans
Our beautiful Golden Retriever, Dino, left us three days ago, November 18, 1999. He was only 7 years old and was the sweetest, most lovable little boy in the world. He was diagnosed with lymphoma on October 19th and we all thought we'd have him for at least several months. At least through the Holidays. We just weren't that lucky. My precious baby died in my arms as we pulled into our vet's parking lot. Our brave baby protected us until the very end. He made his final decision so that we didn't have to. He died the way that he led his life, protecting us and giving to us. Chupper, I miss you so much. What I wouldn't give to just touch you and hold you one more time. To scratch those big floppy ears and to see you do a headstand so I can scratch your bottom. Daddy misses scratching backs and brother is just lost without you. Eating popcorn is just no fun and I don't know if I'll ever be able to eat a poptart again. You were our first baby and we will love you for eternity. There is a special place in Mommy's heart that belongs to you and you alone. Please watch over us and keep us safe, especially brother. We want you to know how proud we are of you and the bravery you showed. You never once complained. Mommy loves you so much my sweet angel. We'll see you again someday.
Chery
Dino was taken from me so suddenly. I was not prepared for this tremendous loss. He was best friend, my confidante, my family, and the only one in my life that added only joy into my life. I hope he is in a better place now watching over me and that he knows how deeply I miss him and how much it hurts to be without. I know he is still with me and watching over me and it helps to feel him there, but nothing will fill the empty hole that losing him has placed in my heart. You're the best Dino and I know that you know how loved you will always be in my heart. I'm sorry I wasn't able to stop what happened and I hope that you can forgive me. May your loving and caring sole rest in peace eternally. I love you always my little Cheechers.
Nathan Gross
His given name was "Ditto", his referred to other people was "Himself" but he never knew his name to be anything other than "Love,love,love,love,you". I guess there can be no better tribute.
ND
We give thanks to God for our precious Dixie--Even though she was with us only a short time, she brought life and love and everlasting energy with her beauty, her loving ways, the way she placed one paw on your leg like a little princess. We are devastated by her loss and know that she is now in heaven on the Rainbow Bridge and we long for the day that we join her there.
Claire & Brian Liberman
Dixie, you are gone for a short while and you are missed terribly, but have fun and patient while you wait at Rainbow Bridge, we will be there to see you soon. You will always live in our heart and we will always cherish our time together on Earth. So until we meet again, "Sing pretty for us Baby Girl", we love you and miss you. Love Momma, Daddy and Sissy
In memory of our beloved Dixie who was our purest joy and will forever be loved and remembered in our hearts !
Love always, Joan and Fred
Dixie was extremely special. She was loved so so so much. We will miss her dearly for eternity. She stays in our hearts and minds forever.
Fowler Family
My angel boy, I still don't know how to do this. You were
the light of my life for so long. I've always adored the animals I've shared
my life with, but our connection was almost magical. Such a gentle soul,
with a great sense of humor. I miss you sleeping next me, smelling sweet
hay on your breath. All your antics, the demands for attention, the flying
bunny leaps through the house. You were the first, the start of it all,
my angel. Without you, there would never have been other rabbit rescues.
You are the reason Cosmo, Lark, Presley and Meineke are still alive, and
that Franklin learned to trust again. They get to enjoy a life indoors,
just like you and Franklin did. Away from harm and the elements, from abuse
and neglect most of them have experienced.
Dizzy, I can't believe you left me, I thought we had several years more
together. Your illness came on so quickly and the vets tried everything
to keep you here. You left so soon after Franklin, I still don't understand.
I am numb most the time, I miss you both so much. There aren't words to
describe how much I love you Dizzy, and how much we shared. I miss you
sweetie, I miss you so much. Just know how much I still love you, my angel
boy. Please watch out for Franklin, and be safe. You're always in my heart,
angel of mine.
Lyssa Krabbenhoft
To Dmitrii: I'm sorry you were so scared. I'm sorry you were ill. I'm sorry you had to suffer.
Thank you for seven years of companionship and unconditional love. There will never be another Dmitrii.
Elizabeth Stephan
Doc---Our souls will forever be entwined with yours.
You are such a joyous light that still illuminates our lives and we love
you so much...our little man.
See you someday, at the bridge...Love & Kisses, Mom & Dad
Doc, you loved us fiercely and should have been given a better death. When I meet you on the Rainbow Bridge, I will explain. And to the person who left you in the desert to die: God help me to forgive you.
MJ
I never got to know him, but if he was anything like his mom, he would have been a blessing
Darla Rodriguez
Dolly was a great little girl..she was a natural born
retriever. She fetched our daily paper, fetched anything she could carry.
Though only 15 lbs. she could climb the steps with a heavy, bulky Sunday
paper. She would pull your stringer, loaded with fish onto the bank...even
if you were not ready for that! She knew her toys by name. I can still
see her soft little body stretched out on the hearth in frog fashion. She
recognized many, many, words and commands. We never once needed to scold
her. She seemed naturally house broken when we bought her at about 2 months.
She hiked mountain trails, went to the Bank for treats, went with us everywhere
we went, and though never roaming far, always came at our call. She loved
to be outside, BUT, only if we were. She intertwined herself around our
hearts... and loved my husband and I equally. We are lost without her...but
beginning to be able to remember the wonderful years we had together. Dolly
was silver and white, not desired in competition, but was a champion in
beauty, intelligence, charm, and love.
We'll always remember our Dolly.
Doe
'Dog.' Therapy dog. Obedience, agility & show hero. There was nothing he wouldn't try to do even when he couldn't. A canine ambassador he helped people over their fear of dogs by being patient and trustworthy. He turned heads and won hearts. He is missed by many.
From me: Ours was no ordinary pet and master relationship. You were an essential part of my life and being. When you died, something vital went out of me. Don't fret, go run!
Joanne Tyson
We rescued you from the pound with only 3 legs. Nobody wanted you, but, we fell in love with you at first sight. You looked like a mini version of Bal. How could we not keep you. Your lightening speed fooled us all & kept us running. We couldn't ask for a sweeter addition to our family. You were taken from us too quickly, with such short warning. Rai says that you've gotten your leg back in doggie heaven. I'm sure you're running up a storm. Bal is there now to keep you company. Run free! We love you & miss you! You will always be with us in our hearts & thoughts!
Danni, Jeff, Rai, & A.J.
To our little Dolly
Who was so timid and fearful to all the world. We were privileged to have
been with you, we loved you and wanted to always be there for you, but
your lifestyle was so hard to tame. Thanks for the love you gave us. We
will always miss and love you. We're grateful for the time we had with
you. Love your family
She was the most wonderful kitty in the whole world. She
didn't die as peacefully as I wished she would. She died in agonizing pain
because I couldn't find a vet so late at night that would put her to sleep.
But as loving as she was, she was purring when she left me. She was very
much loved and I know she knew that.
This is the image I keep in my heart, the one of a brave little kitty,
quiet, calm and a fighter till the very end. May she always have a guardian
angel to watch over her and a candle to light her way. Goodbye sweet Dolly.
Sweeney, me, Carlos and Nuno miss you terribly. You will always have a
special place in our hearts and we will never forget the love you gave
us, even when you were going through some very rough times.
Flora
Dolly was the cutest puppy ever.
We will all miss her dearly. Everybody was so sad. Even though she wasn't
even are puppy,
Dolly we wish you the best where ever you are and hope to see you someday.
God Bless
With All Our Love Vanessa Zilkie and Elise Pettit
Elise & Vanessa
Dominic was always a very special companion, playful, curious and full of energy. He never had enough of exploring the apartment or playing hide and seek. But what amazed me the most, is that he always seemed to know how I was feeling. He was always there for me, when I was feeling sad or hurt.
I hope he knows that I will miss him greatly.
Magda
She was our "Girlie" who was always on the couch ready to greet us when we came home. She loved her Aunt Kimmie who affectionately called her "Heemamee" for the hematoma she once had on her ear from scratching. She always had a "Smile" for whoever came to see and couldn't wait to visit her "Grammy".
We love and miss you "Girlie"!
Mommy and Daddy
For those I love, for those who love me:
When I am gone, release me, let me go. I have so many things to see and do. You musn't tie yourself to me with tears. Be happy that we had so many years. I gave you my love. You can only guess how much you gave to me in happiness...I thank you for the love each have shown, but now it's time that I traveled on alone.
So, grieve for me awhile, if grieve you must. Then let grief be comforted by trust. It's only for awhile that we must part. So, bless the memories that lie within your heart. I won't be far away, for life goes on. So, if you need me, call and I will come. Though you can't see me or touch me, I'll be near.
And if you listen with your heart, you'll hear all my love around you, soft and clear.
And then, when you must come this way alone...I'll greet you with a smile and, "Welcome Home"
Love Forever, Domino
Domo (short for Domonique) was a most extraordinary cat.
She belonged to my husband first, but became mine too 8 years ago. She
entered my life and my heart and I will always love her. She was my best
friend and I miss her terribly.
We were very lucky because she was in excellent health until just before
we had to send her to the Rainbow Bridge. We were hoping that she would
be around for the Millennium and will send a "toast" to her and
her sister Cassie at Midnight on New Year's Eve.
Susan and Bruce Douglas
Goodbye my boy. You were truly loved, and we will both miss you. We'll miss greeting us at the door as we come in, we'll miss your meows, we'll miss your crowding us out at the computer keyboard, but most of all we'll miss your affection and love. The bed was a much lonelier place last night - I couldn't sleep without the sound of your purr.
You went to sleep in my arms. And, through my tears, I hope you felt safe and loved. You were and are.
Roberta
You showed unconditional love to people even though you were mistreated most of your life. We can all learn from you. Thank you D.
Cheryl Thompson
We wish you had not died, because we love you very much.
Have fun at Rainbow Bridge and don't forget us.
A very special friend,
Of ours, we'll never forget,
Unlike poodles who drive your round the bend,
You were always ready to listen unlike any another pet,
Dona. We will remember you.
:-) ****** () () ()
Our gracious pet,
Your task has been done,
And we will never forget,
What you did for us, Thank-you Donna.
The Smith-Stubbs Family
You will forever be my baby boy.
Geri
This was my uncle's dog, but I had the privilege of spending a lot of time with him over the years. I never thought I would care for Dobermans, but this guy changed my mind. As soon as I could get my own dog, I got a Dobbie myself because he was truly a ham, but a also a wonderfully sweet dog.
Lisa Gross
My love cat
Linda
Dore'Jr,
You had a great personality. You were always feisty and I like that. I
am glad I adopted you for your stepbrother cat Cambria. Now that you are
in heaven with Cambria, please take good care of your stepbrother. You
are in a better place where you no longer have to suffer from cancer. I
will always miss you. Love always!
Jeff Robinson
We Bought Dorset as a young puppy, and raised him with
firm and compassionate guidance.
He matured into a loyal, courageous and gentle dog, we will miss.
Wm Gallegos
I love you Dot. I hope you are okay.
Ann Humbertson
You are the most perfect being I have ever known, with more courage, compassion, intelligence, and zest than any human being I have met. Your spunk and resilience helped you survive abandonment and starvation as a kitten. But you never sat on a doorstep crying. Tiny, down to skin and bones, you showed how sassy and fearless you were, playing with anyone who walked by, until someone took you home. I had the honor of living with you for 16 years, constantly surprised by and in awe of you. I knew you couldn't live forever, but I still cry every time I think of you. The perfect person doesn't exist, but if she did, she'd have your character, and she would rule the world.
Your Friend Forever, Renne
Dott was a loyal and faithful dog that was in fact my first child. She was always there for all the family events including the birth of my children. She was loved by all and will be greatly missed by her family.
Elissa Torres
You made our lives so much richer by sharing your love with us. When we were down you lifted us up. Even though you are no longer with us your spirit lives on in our daily lives until we meet you at the rainbow.
Denise Rodriguez
Thank you Douce for making us laugh and love you for seven beautiful years.
Robin & Richard Clark
My laughing lady, my future
Claire
Dougie,
You were so sweet, accepting and loving from the minute I adopted you at
the shelter. But you had a hard life before I rescued you and now, hopefully,
you are at peace from your pain and suffering. I only hope your last years
with us were as joyful for you as they were for us. You truly taught us
how special a 'peeeeg' can be.
Jon & Suzanne
Dougie for the time that we had you in our lives, you
really did spark things up, we will always remember you flying across the
air catching balls, playing chasy with your best mate Benny and barking
when you didn't get your own way.
We love you Dougie, even when you were into mischief and put on your innocent
face with your big brown eyes, you were a special dog who came into our
lives by chance but who was welcomed with open arms especially by our son
Jacob, who thought you were the best thing, because you were so tiny.
You were faithfully and obedient to Stuart, and looked to him with a smile
and a raised foot, you will never be forgotten and will stay in our hearts
forever, there will never be another dog like you for you were an individual
and a great mate.
Please forgive us, we miss you terrible already and will for the rest of
our lives, you will always be remembered with love in our hearts and a
smile on our faces.
Be safe with Benny in gods arms and enjoy that big paddock full of tennis
balls, we love you and miss you, until we meet again bye bye sweetheart
you are with us always no matter were we go.
Amy and Stuart
You were such a happy little guy who brought much joy. We miss the kisses and especially the "Dachsie Dance". Thank you for being so brave those last few moments we shared, it taught us a lot about "heart" and we find in the knowledge that you are now whole and once again able to dance for joy.
Georgia
We have no special to make at this time, but to say that
Dozer was very loving and that we miss him very much.
Bye our beloved friend. We know that you are waiting for us and the day
will come that we will be together once more and cross over.
With all love
Your Mom and Dad
We adopted him out of our animal shelter a year ago this past Christmas.
You were taken from us so suddenly Draco-man and we are so sorry for all you went through these past few days. The year you were apart of our lives was wonderful and you will always remain in our hearts. We love and miss you and look forward to the day when we can be together again.
Mommy, Daddy and Fred the cat
My Dear Dracula, we were soulmates for so many years, you gave me such sweet love and devotion. I know you're with Mom, Beast, Rodey, Face, Mocha, and all those who went before and I know we'll be together again. You're in my heart forever, and I miss you and love you so much. Your Mommy.
Sharon Wehrle
Droopy,
You gave us happiness from the day you were born, being the largest of
your Mama's litter. You were a gentle boy and a very loving one and we're
so sorry you had to leave us in such a tragic way. We will miss you and
love you always!
MaryAnn Blauwkamp
God speed, Droopy.
At the other side of the bridge waiting were Angel, Red, Yellow and Sparky.
You're running free and safe now.
Daddy's Baby and Mommy's Bestest Girl! Our Dubbie Dog, our precious big black bear cub, no one will ever know the pain we feel. We lost you way too soon. Your place in our lives, hearts, and home is filled now with memories. If love and tears could bring you back, you'd be in your Daddy's arms right now. Wait for us at the bridge, sweetheart, and when we meet again, please be wearing that silly smile your Daddy misses so much! You were our first baby, Angel Girl, and we'll see you in Heaven. Hugs and kisses, Mommy and Daddy
Duce was a very special dog who knew that he was loved by all of his friends and family. He is across the Rainbow Bridge and we know that he is playing there with his tennis ball, happy again. He was an awesome dog.
C. Kennie/Jean Kinsilla
Duchess, I am so sad without you. You had the most wonderful
way of paying attention to every word I said, always listening to see if
I would say one of "your" words! You waited so patiently for
me when I was at work, and never complained. I miss you sleeping right
next to me, and how you watched while I got dressed in the morning to see
what the day was going to bring. Panty hose meant a work day, and you knew
it! You wore your little Green Bay Packer bandana with pride, and always
enjoyed watching me watch the games!
I feel so guilty and sad. I think I failed you. I tried my best to comfort
you in your illness and to end your suffering as quickly as I could. You
will be in my heart forever as my very best little girl dog.
Love
Mom
(Jan Snell)
She was a good collie sable and white weighing 80lbs.we miss her. We have a new dog she is also a collie her name is also Duchess she is 6 months, 1999
Jhanea Miller
In loving memory of our very special companion. We love and miss you.
Lynn & Joe
Duchess was the best kitty ever. She died today, February 14, 1999. She was a beautiful Grey, Tiger Striped kitty and we loved her so much. We got her from a shelter when she was 9 years old. We only had Duchess less than 4 years. Duchess, Mr. Fishhook and Sparky will miss you always and so will your mommy and daddy, Michele & Gary. We are so sorry you suffered and we know that one day we will all be together at Rainbow Bridge. We'll always love you.
Michele & Gary Schwartz
To Our Duchess, Where did that colored rainbow go? I saw it once right here, I know this is the place where rainbows grow. How did it get away? Where did that dreaming rainbow go? When someone's special, that rainbow knows. It finds their mailbox and follows them home........must be headed straight your way! We love you Duchess baby, you are in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. You are very special to us. Thank you for making our life so much richer from you being here with us. Thank you for your love! Till we meet on the Rainbow bridge.! Your Family
To my very best friend ever: I will love you with all my heart and soul for eternity and beyond!!
Jeanne & Kenny
Duck was one ugly, fat cat. But boy was he a lovable cat. Everyone who met him wished their cat was as friendly as Duck. He used to be called Skinny Duck when I first got him, but over time and quite a few bags of food later, he was renamed Duck Duck. He knew not only his name, but recognized the name of our other cat. He loved us and Fluffy (other cat.) Fluffy misses Duck and cries constantly for him, as do we.
Carol Pafford Buss
Duddley will be sadly missed, his broken meow and scratchy
kiss.
Your blinded eyes are now all clear, your broken meower, is healed for
all to hear.
We love you greatly and miss you lots. Your in our hearts, your favorite
spot.
Tracy Clark
My Dudley was not a dog. He was my best friend and my baby for 15 1/2 years. I will miss him everyday forever. He was always there for me. He loved me no matter what and I don't know what to do now that he's gone. Nothing seems to give me any comfort. I just want him back. I want to go back in time and not have left him that day he fell into the cellar. Why didn't I block it off? I don't know how long he'd been there in the dark when we found him. It haunts me. I babied him so much. Why didn't I block off that cellar so he couldn't fall? Oh, Doodle I'm so sorry that I left you alone. I'd do anything to take it back. You were my heart and now it is broken. Wait for me, baby, I'll see you again, someday. You were the most special boy ever. Please pray for me. I've never felt such pain.
Amy
DUDLEY WATERS was born June of 1991...We adopted him from the Brazos County Animal Shelter where he had previously been "Pet Of the Week" in the local newspaper....I fell in love with him at first sight...
DUDLEY was Loyalty personified...He was a very affectionate, caring, loving dog who died way too soon...He was hit by a "hit and run" driver who didn't even stop to see if he was okay....He left him there to die...My husband found him minutes later....
I don't know how to go on without my loyal buddy and companion, but somehow God will provide the strength...
If there is a "Doggie Heaven," Dudley will surely be there now....
"DUDLEY WATERS died July 3, 1999 at 10:30 a.m."
Margaret
Dudley,
You are missed and loved by us all. We will miss your
sweet face, your cheerful nature, and your courage. You gave us 14 wonderful
years that we will cherish forever.
Your loving family,
Mommy, Daddy, Caitlyn and Ryan
Everyone who has ever known a cat knows that there's more
behind those eyes than meets the eye. Dudley was no exception to this fact.
As a kitten he was left at a shelter. Mostly blind, mostly deaf, and very
paranoid about his cell-mate who thought it fun to sit on his own head.
(Yes.. on his own head) So from the day we saved him from the shelter to
the day he moved on Dud has had his share of troubles. The astonishing
side to it is that Dud was never one to complain. (mostly because he never
meowed.. why speak when you can say anything through one look ? ) He aged
gracefully defying vets left and right with his perfect health despite
his size ( 26lbs at his greatest girth) Despite his size (all muscle of
course), his blindness, and his deafness he was still known to be able
to manage to catch the occasional stray mouse, and even a rabbit from time
to time. Being the kind heart he was he never harmed them more than giving
them a little fright. And the story of the day he received his own credit
card (a visa) in the mail will circulate through all of us again and again
as if it were only yesterday. Since his first day here in the 13th Dimension
Studios people have marveled at him, admired his cool exterior, and feared
his wrath. He became a part of everyone who knew him. He had no prejudices..
he was everyone's cat, and everyone will miss him.
As my closest friend and comrade he will be missed dearly, but his legend
will live on through my work. Dud was a part of everything I did, and he
will continue to be from now until the day that the both of us are kicking
back in our lawnchairs, sitting under the shade of a certain rainbow bridge.
Meow for now Dud-man. We'll meet again...
C.ST. L
PK ^..^
Dudley
We will miss you pud-ey poo. Now you will be re-united with Ashley. You
were a wonderful pet to all of us. We love and miss you. Thank you for
16 great years.
Love, Beth, Scott, Grace & Anna
No one knows the joy you've brought to us over the past 17 years. The laughs, the tears and the heartaches. You've touched us with you're chattering at the birds, carrying around the helium balloons, knowing when we were hurting, sharing when we were happy and just being. Our tears are for the loss we have. Ending the suffering was an act of love for you. Dudley, play gently in those green meadows with Rotten and we'll see you across the Rainbow Bridge.
Gary, Debi and Jacob
Please pray for the loss of a special pet. Missed very much by us all. Including his companion Fergi.
Thea, Freeman, & Monika
Dudley was more than a dog. He was a gift from GOD. He gave me a reason to live. If not for his sister, Patches, his death would have been the end of my life. I have never know anyone or anything who could give such absolute devotion or love. I pray to God a million times a day that he is finally without the pain or suffering that he endured every day of his little life. And that I'll be able to join him one day. God bless you little "bud" I miss you more than I can say. With all my love, Mommy.
Marie and Randy
Duff, you gave me everything and I think of you often. You were my best friend and got me through some real tough times. Take care of Chloe and Cubby until we meet again. I love you, Mom
Duffy I always told you, that you were the best kitty in the whole wide world. And that I loved you more than anything in the whole wide world, and I know you loved me just the same. I know you would want me to think of you as you were, before you got cursed with CRF. At this time, which has been 29 hours since you took my heart to Rainbow Bridge with you, I can say I am having at least one good memory for every heartache I feel. You are my sweet baby boy and always will be. You will remain in my heart forever,
Love Your Mommy, Chris
We love you and miss you very much.
Poem:
Goodbye my precious "Duffy"
May you ever grow in my heart
Even though I've tried
The truth brings me to tears
All my words can not express
All the joy you've brought me through the years
Now you belong to heaven
And the stars spell out your name
Your candles burned out long before
Your meows ever will
Rest my precious "Duffy"
Mommy loves you........
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Duffy,
You will be gone from my
touch one year October 1, 1999. I miss you terribly with every breath I
take, missing the way you would meow "mama". Everything in my
view reminds me of your furry little body. I think I have figured out why
you finally let go of life, I had Charlie, the one that had no home to
live and no love to be given to him. You knew I had him to transfer that
loving touch to, with my loving touch Charlie and I would be just fine.
Duffy, I will always miss you and I thank
you for being there with that unconditional love you gave so well...I love
you so very much.
Wait for me at the RAINBOW BRIDGE, for I
will never leave your side again......
Love,
Mama....(Chanie)
Duffy
You so much loved to sit out in the snow. You're now my very own special
snow angel.
Madeleine Gelsinon
Dugi,
Thank you little munchkin for eight wonderful years of true love, for unlimited joy and happiness, and for the faithful companionship you gave to me. Thank you little chidget for the kisses and hugs and "mmmm-hmmms." Thank you handsome for the silliness and laughter you encouraged and enjoyed. Thank you chidget for singing in the car and dancing in the living room. Thank you monkey for answering to every silly name I could think of and then called you. Thank you sweetheart for trying so hard to get better, I know you didn't want to leave me because I couldn't bear to lose you. Wait for me little boy. Look for me Dugi-do when it's my time to cross the bridge. In the meantime, play nice with the other dogs, maybe even teach them to dance. Have fun, steal slippers, herd your new friends, sniff the air, eat lots of hot dogs, and wait for mommy. Thank you, Dugi, for just being you - my bestest little buddy, little chidget midget, munchkin boy. I will miss you forever, and love you longer than that.
Mommy
This is a tribute to the most wonderful companion I have ever had. Not, because he was mine, but because he was so special. A loving and beautiful disposition. People who didn't even like dogs, liked him. I know it was his time and he is at Rainbow Bridge and I shall miss him more than one will ever know. Rest in Peace Old Boy!
Beverly J. Lawton
Duke was a wonderful and very special dog. He was loved by the whole family but held a very special place in my heart. He will never be forgotten.
Connie Vaughn
I hated dogs till I learned duke wasn't a mean dog at
all.
I miss him.
Erica
In memory of Duke for 12 years of loving companionship.
Zara and Adrian Waters
You're life with me was way too short. You were too sick for a six year old little boy. I'm so sorry that you had to suffer so much. I want you to know, that because I loved you so very much, I had to let you go. It was THE hardest thing I EVER had to do. I just couldn't stand to see you suffer any longer. I hope that the four pokes didn't hurt too much. I can't believe how brave you were right up to the end. I miss your blue eyes the most and the way you used to sit there and just look at me. You were such a good boy. So timid and quiet (unlike your mother) and SO handsome. I'll never forget the joy you brought to my life. I just wish we could've been together longer than six short years. Please know that I will ALWAYS love you with every inch of my heart and soul. Wait for me at The Bridge and please be happy. I miss you, my little Guga Maga. All my love, Mommy (Lisa)
Dear Duke,
It is so sad to continue my life without you. It's been
two weeks now since you left us. Steve, Mariah, Oma and Opa miss you terribly.
I still can't believe that you are gone. I look for you in all your normal
places in the house....by the computer desk, next to my bed, in the living
room, laying next to me in the baby's room. You were always right there
next to me.....having you near me was always so comforting. It is so empty
without you. I miss you so much. I miss your wonderful doggy kisses. I
miss how whenever I would sit down on the floor, you would always come
running and push yourself against me for a hug. I miss having you go with
me and Mariah in the car for rides. I know how you loved riding in the
car with me. I always loved seeing your little face in the mirror when
I would say "hi doogie". I always looked forward to coming home
and seeing you. Now it is so sad to drive up to the house and know you
are not inside waiting for me. I will always remember your favorite activities:
riding in the car, giving me kisses, playing in puddles, eating bread handouts,
going on walks and playing fetch.
You had come so incredibly far in your life. No one who met you quite understood
all that you had become except those of us who had been with you since
the beginning. I remember when I first drove you home and you squished
yourself between the driver's seat and the door. And I remember how you
would get out the front door and we'd all scream "Duke's out".
And, of course, I remember how scared you were to come inside and how it
took you a literal hour to gather all your courage to race through the
garage into the house.
Now, no one would have known that about you. You were still shy and had
decided that only a few lucky few could pet you, but you had become so
incredibly BRAVE. I am so proud of you. You overcame a lot of your fears.
And, you were so loyal and loving. I knew you would never run away from
me and I don't believe I will ever have another dog that was such a special
companion. You were part of my life during the time with most changes.
You were and always will be my bestest friend, my soulmate, my baby. I'm
sorry, so sorry that I didn't realize you were sick. I had no idea and
I will never stop feeling bad about that.
But I hope you knew and still know how much I love you. I love and adore
you and I will forever and ever. You are the best dog and the nicest friend
someone could ever have. I will miss you forever. Mariah misses you too.
I hope you knew how much you meant to me and how much I love you. I love
you from the depths of my soul and to the bottom of my heart. I am so sorry
you are gone. I hope you are OK.
Love, mommy
Duke, you were so special to me. You came into our house at 3 months of age and won our hearts. You had such a bad start in life; you battled Parvo and won that battle. The swimming pool will not be the same this summer without you. We will miss you very much. Please wait for me at Rainbow Bridge.
Donna
Best Friend I Ever Had & WAS LOVED
Brent
You walked into our life just before Heidi passed away. You were a trusting, dedicated pal and were the most gentle dog we ever had. Who would ever have known cancer could take you away. We miss your love for us and the joy you brought with you. When my mind wanders, I think of you.
Bob and Michele Hughes
To call him a dog hardly seems to do him justice, though inasmuch as he had four legs, a tail and barked. I admit he was, to all outward appearances. But to those of us who knew him well, he was a perfect gentleman.
Hermione Gingold
Rest in peace our big boy. You will be in our hearts forever. I loved you very much Duke
Lisa Otis
Bubba Dukes we will miss you so much. Wait for us at the Bridge and we will see you soon! You are always in my thoughts and I am blessed with 15 years of the best "something wonderful" a Mama ever had. I thank god that you blessed me and gave me a billion memories to comfort me and keep me from being lonely. I love you, Baby Dukes Love Eternally, MAMA and DADDY
Forever missed, but always in our hearts!
Michelle
Dullie, I'm so sorry baby. I miss you so much. I cry so much. Tears flow every time I think of you, and it doesn't feel like they'll ever stop. This hurt feels like it will never go away. I wish I could cuddle and pet your soft feathers just one more time. I'm so sorry.
Tserisa Supalla
Dumbo was one of the sweetest rats I have owned. He made Swiss cheese out of my sofa, but my love for him transcended my anger with each new hole.
The older Dumbo got, the more affectionate he became. I will really miss him.
Linda Haws
He, and his brother, MacDuff whom I lost 2 years ago,
were the best cats.
They moved 500 miles with me to a State that I love. When I moved I no
one and they were always there for me. Their companions, Merlin and Kaaleb
miss them horribly. I miss them so much.
I love you boys so much. I hope you're happy and playing together again.
Charmaine
Dunkin was a 3 month old kitten in Flowery Branch, Georgia,
(northwest of Atlanta) who was taken from his family's children, doused
with gasoline, then set afire by two boys (ages 12 & 15).
Dunkin put in a valiant struggle, including extensive surgery, at a local
veterinary clinic before he crossed The Bridge.
May the family find comfort in our thoughts. May the boys who did this
get intervention they need, before any other animals, or possibly humans,
are harmed.
Cindilu
I'm sitting here trying to think of what to say --- but how can mere words describe such a faithful friend? We were privileged to have you for 12 years and you taught us so much. How patient you were when Karla was just a little girl dressing you up in baby clothes, putting you in the doll bed or toy high chair! How many pictures of you we now have dressed up posed in some way patiently waiting for us to stop giggling and take the picture! How much you loved us! We didn't discover that you would cry pitifully every time we left home, even just to run to the store until Karla was old enough to stay home and discovered you in grief when you thought we'd all left. You faithfully followed me to whichever room I was in and stayed with me. How I miss that! I still can't believe you're not on the floor right by me as I write this. I'll never forget the horror of Monday night -- You'd been lying up against me on the couch when I had to leave the room. On returning, I discovered you gone and went to your food room to discover you lying on your side on the floor, still soft and warm. I knew you couldn't be sleeping that soon. My poor sweet baby, I guess your heart gave out. I had to tell Karla when she came home from her date--- how horrible. I remember how you used to get upset when I cried and love on me, and the time I really needed a precious warm kitty to hold you were gone forever. You were our loyal and most loved friend. Mama and Karla
We will miss Duster very much in our lives. He was a very personable, loving animal. His personality was so great, he had a smile like no others. Duster loved to converse with us in his own way. When he became ill we all knew that it was "time" but not ready to accept it. Duster is in a better place running with his own Mother and Father along The Rainbow Bridge.
Paul, Vikki, Jessica, Madison Babich
Our treasured little fluffbag died on Saturday. His kidneys
could do no more for him and we had to let him go, even though we did not
want to, it was best for him. He was 16 years old, and he was with us from
8 weeks of age. He was a loving, fun, cheeky little bundle, full of energy
when he was well - always there for us when we wanted a cuddle.
We will all miss him very, very much. We are sure he is happier where he
is, but it hurts that he had to leave us. He was a wonderful companion.
We all hope you are having a lovely time now, and see you on the rainbow
bridge one day, babsy.
Lots of love and cuddles
Dad, Mum, Jess, Denise, Sean, Steve.
Our Beloved Dusty,
So trusting, protecting and loving. You were Mommy's boy from the moment
I laid my eyes on you at the humane society. You were 4 years old. A beautiful
Golden/Shepard mix---and neglected by your previous owners. It took some
time to bring you out of your protective shell, but when you came out,
you filled my life with a love I'd never known before. When I met Daddy,
you accepted him as yours also and fell in love with his girl Chrissy---a
sassy working Rottweiler K9. You taught her to bark at every little sound
so you could retire from that job. You mentored Chrissy's pups, Alex &
Robert, and taught them how to be noble, loyal and loving (and to also
bark along with their mother!). I knew you wouldn't be here on Earth forever,
but I just wasn't prepared for the cancer. The chemo didn't work---I hope
you can forgive us for trying. We just didn't want to let you go. We nursed
you for 4 weeks; one of us sleeping downstairs on the sofa, with you on
a twin mattress next to the sofa because you were too weak to go upstairs
to bed. Finally, last Monday, we knew it was time. The vet came to the
house and Mommy and Daddy held you as you took your final breath. It was
so quiet. Chrissy, Alex and Robert came outside to say good-bye. Robert
watched intently as Daddy dug your final resting place. We buried you in
a blanket with your dog dish, frisbee, a copy of The Rainbow Bridge with
a note from us, a doggie angel pin like the one I wear and a lock of my
hair. You are with us always, Dusty, and one day we will all be together
again. You are my baby, my protector, my best friend. We miss you terribly.
As I pursue a career in veterinary medicine, may you always be my angel
looking steadfastly over myself, Daddy and all the animals we will love
and I will care for.
We Love You Dusty.
Mommy, Daddy, Chrissy, Alex and Robert
I loved her so much.
Maureen Bourns
Dusty was a rescue who came to us with love to share and only the desire to please and ask for love in return. He gave us 13 wonderful years. He is in our hearts forever and we will never forget him.
Faye Baxter
On September 3rd you awoke knowing this was to be the day of your journey. You appeared to be fighting it, but your eyes said that it was time. We didn't want to let you go. For more than 14 years you had been our anchor. You were always here to make us laugh. You consoled us without question when we needed it. Your mischievous ways kept us on our toes right up to the end. The trash can doesn't look right sitting on the floor now. The bathroom doors should be closed so you don't grab the end of the toilet paper between your teeth and stream it through the house. How did you do that without tearing it apart? I am so terribly lost without you, but for all you gave us we had to let you go. Get yourself a poodle little hairy guy. You're in our hearts and souls forever.
Love, hugs & kisses
Mommy, Brian & Jason
I will treasure all the years I had with her and hopefully will see her again when my time comes.
Rose
She was my best friend, she was one of the greatest loves of my life, she was too young.
Tracy, Colin and Brittany
He was my special "buddy",....
Debra Allison
Dear Dusty,
You were always there when I needed a friend to listen to. We went through
a lot together. I remember the day I brought you home and dad thought you
where a dingo. You always were on the look out for us. Your buddy Burton
misses you too. Even though you gave him heck all the time you help to
train him, he'll never be a Dusty. I will always remember the trips to
the cottage together. That was our favorite place wasn't it. Things aren't
the same here my friend, but I know you were getting old and it was hard
for you to get around. Now all that pain is gone. You're up looking after
dad for me and some day I'll be there to join you. Thanks for all the joy
and happiness you brought into my life. You may be gone but not forgotten.
Love Burton and Brent
Dusty was a feisty old lady, she was 18 years old and fought right up to the end. She will be dearly missed. I love you sweet girl!
Linda
Dusty was a very special cat to whom we will miss greatly. She will always hold a very special place in our hearts.
She was laid to rest yesterday beside two other special pets of mine, JR who was 14 years, and Jody, 16. My Dusty was 7. She will always be remembered and I know she has gone to that special place where God takes care of animals. We love you my sweet Dusty.
Jill Barron
Dear Dusty,
We are so thankful that you came into our lives 7-1/2 years ago. You touched
our heart in so many ways. We love you very much and will miss you every
day. You took a piece of us with you when you left this world and we look
forward to the day that we are reunited with you. Until that day there
is an empty space in our souls that can never be replaced. You made us
very happy and we can only wish that you are happy and safe now. Take care
our little buddy.
With all our love,
B & M
Dusty...
You are in God's hands now, free from pain to romp and and sing and chase
lions to your heart's content. I love you more than words can say and continue
to look for you in all your favorite places. Please forgive me for not
recognizing your discomfort sooner. I would do anything to relive our years
together and have you be a part of my earthly life for many more years.
You provided me with so many happy moments and gave so much love. My days
will be a bit empty without your constant company to brighten even the
darkest day.
Enjoy your many friends, and in no time at all I'll join you and we can
pass through Heaven's gates as one.
I love you.
Lin
Dusty was a very special friend and will be missed greatly by Toni, Kendra, Gayle, and Mark
She was my animal child. I never lonely with her around. She was like my shadow. Wherever I was you would fine her. She would sit in my arms when I used the computer. I will never forget her. I have her ashes at home and when I die she will be buried with me.
There will never be another cat like her. She was so friendly and loving. Dusty loved everyone and welcomed everyone into our home. We have four other cats and they are trying to take her place in my life as well as my heart but it will never happen. I miss her very much.
Joyce Dupuis Dewey
In Memory of "Dusty", a true friend, confidant, and "child". He was loving and kind. He gave unconditional love and filled our lives with such joy and happiness. He will forever be missed. We love you, Dusty! May you finally have comfort and peace.
All our love,
Momma & Daddy
To Dusty:
Dusty, when the vet told me how sick you were, I didn't
believe him. I thought it must be a mistake, after all, you were always
so big and strong. I put you on the medication he suggested and it worked
for a while, so I thought it meant you were getting better. I guess I was
just trying to convince myself that the vet MUST be wrong. Then all too
soon, the medication wasn't working anymore and I could see you getting
weaker and weaker right before my eyes. Finally the day came when you could
no longer eat or drink and I knew I couldn't let you suffer any longer.
It was the hardest thing I've ever had to do. I took you to the vet and
stayed with you while he gave you the injection that would take away your
pain and suffering forever. I just wish I had known that the injection
would take effect so quickly. Because I didn't know this, I never got the
chance to say my final good-bye to you. You were gone before I realized
what was happening. I guess this tribute is my final way of saying good-bye.
You were my friend and I'm grateful to have had you in my life for 9 years.
Thank you for all the love and devotion you gave to me unconditionally.
*Good-bye my dear friend*.
Every morning you greeted us with your happy face! We were so honored to share your short time on earth with you. Dutchess was extra special because she was deaf & she just had an extra gift that she always gave her other senses were so very keen. I can't believe your gone but you'll never be forgotten, love mom
The Brockmans
To my loving Miss Dutchess,
You will be forever in my heart. I am devastated by your passing. Even
though I know you are in a far better place, the heartbreak I feel is indescribable.
Please wait for me at "Rainbow Bridge", where I will see you
once again. I will forever be grateful for your companionship and love.
Until then.......
Love,
Lori & Larry
To a loving affectionate companion who did not have an evil bone in his body. Always cheerful with his warbling and lively perch dance, his fluorescent lime green feathers brightened even the gloomiest of days. May you be happy in the thought you will be reunited in my open hand again some day.
Bryan Russell
Dylan (Booba) In Heaven: November 8, 1999
Sweet Dylan. Or better known as "The Booba". When you came into my life on February 14, 1993, I should of known that you were a true valentine.
You always had a special place in my heart, never a problem and always a joker. The memories I have of you will remain with me for my life and also continue to touch those that love us.
Who can ever forget your little exploits when Momma was trying to watch TV? It was like you knew that that was the time to get to me. Even though I would act like I was mad, I would always laugh about it. You gave your brothers and sisters a run for their money every time. The nick that you had in your ear was a constant reminder that you were "The Warrior". When your baby brother went to heaven three years ago you were such a support and love to Momma and your brother Oscar.
Your brother Oscar and sister Regina Joan miss you terribly. Your "baby" Emma misses you more than I can say. But we know that you are with Kaplan in heaven now (hopefully behaving!) and we will all be together again one day. Its comforting to know that you are with Kaplan we have two angels watching over us now.
You will always be our angel, our dear sweet Booba. Please know that Momma loved you as much as there is love in the world. I know that you might be gone from our lives but you will never be absent from our thoughts and hearts and we send our hugs and kisses to you in Heaven.
Love,
Momma
Dylan accepted 22 wounded or sick foster dogs and 114 foster puppies into his home. His last day was playing with a twelve month old abandoned shepherd cross. The pup has helped us to cope and were sure that it was not a coincidence. He (the pup) will go to a new home tomorrow with two teenage boys, 40 acres in NH woodland. There is closure.
Ed
My sweet girls. I miss you so much.
I still cannot believe that you were taken form me so quickly, so cruel, without a warning.
Dyna, my old sweet girl... I knew our time was growing near, your hips did not want to cooperate well anymore on quite a few days, and on those days, even your favorite foods seemed to lose their temptation. But with the care, and love of your Vet, we were handling it and had so many more good days, than bad ones.
Little Page... what can I say sweetie.. you were my hero... So full of life, so smart and so eager to learn. We should have had many more years together... The two of you stood by me, through the worst time in my life... giving me your love and support, helping me get a little better each and every day.
You were clowns, and have made me laugh so hard, that tears ran down my face... So mischievous, and playful, yet so strong and graceful. My babies... my sweet girls... the pain in my heart will be with me forever, until that day that you will jump into my arms again, when we finally meet again at the Rainbow Bridge.
Until that time, you will be with Paws, now whole and young again, and free of the pain the cancer had caused her.
The three of you, romping and playing, like you had done just a few, short years ago.
I love you,
mom
For my girls
We never got to say goodbye
And now I sit here and I cry.
The pain you caused me when you left me
Has no description, it is such misery.
You stole my heart, the two of you,
And took it with you, like you knew.
That once you went away forever
My pain would stay with me and never,
Ever leave my heart again,
I miss you so, my dear sweet friends.
I gave to you the part of me
That I never allowed anyone else to see.
You stood by me when times were bad,
And always cheered me up when I was sad.
You loved me unconditionally
Never asking anything from me.
You were my confidants, my friends.
And always gave me confidence.
Please forgive me my sweet dear dogs
For not being here when you needed me most.
I would have given life and limb,
To save you and have you back again..
I loved you so, it is hard to explain
To people who are cold and vain.
They say it's "a dog get a new one, you'll be fine"
But they don't understand all of our devotion and time.
Time spent together, reading each others souls,
Time spend playing and and acting like fools.
Sweet little Page, dear Dyna my friend,
I am so sorry that it cam to this end.
I wish it was me who had to leave first,
So you could keep playing and quenching your thirst
For life and it's many endless games,
For running and playing and hearing your names.
I wanted this place to be your paradise,
I tried so hard to make it nice.
For you to have space to play and run
To frolick and to have a lot of fun,
To repay you in some small, little way
For everything you did each day,
To lift my spirits and fill my heart
And let me know we would never be apart.
I can not believe that you will not be here
To see the next spring
And chase butterflies over the field.
Please know that I would give anything
To change the tragedy that took you from me,
And caused me this pain.
I see your ghosts every room that I am in
Always hoping and praying this is only a dream.
Sweet, sweet girls, I hope you rest in peace,
Playing and frolicking on endless green fields.
No one to hurt you, no one to be mean.
No cars, no danger, only love and sweet dreams.
I will never be the same again,
As I was when you were here and my friends
Please forgive me for not protecting you more,
I tried to take care of you and I know
That you loved me pure and grand
Always here for me, taking a stand.
Please sleep peaceful and forgive me,
For not being there when you needed me.
I will always love the two of you
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