In Loving Memory

Faolan

Dr. Sarena’s Soul Dog – (3/17/2006 – 7/11/2019)
Faolan is the reason I started Peace for Paws.
I ended his fight with cancer myself, peacefully in the comfort of his own bed with just our little family present. It inspired me to start Peace for Paws, so that other pets and families could experience the same peace and comfort in their final moments.
Together, Faolan and I climbed mountains, kayaked, paddle boarded, swam, snowshoed, lived in three states, road-tripped, hiked countless trails, camped, danced at summer festivals, and cuddled together. He was my protector and adventure partner, and I still think of him every single day.

Peanut

You were our friend, family and favorite web-footed snow-shoer. Rest easy now Peanut, you brought love and joy to our lives every day.

Gizmo G.

(9/11/2007 – 1/25/2021)
Little Gizmo came home to us in January of 2008. We truly believe he was grateful to us for bringing him home and showering him with love for 13 years. Gizmo was an amazing addition to our family, he taught us what unconditional love was, brought us comfort when we were feeling down, and was happy when we were happy. We will miss him beyond what words can express, but we know that he is no longer in pain. After being diagnosed with cancer, we believe that he hung on as he did because we all loved him so much, and he loved us just the same. We will miss you little buddy.

Abby

Abby and her brother Jack came to us at 8 weeks old in February 2008. They brought so much joy to our family. Jack left us in 2022. Abby thrived until a few months ago. She lived a long life 16 ¾ years. So many memories and love from such a small, sweetanimal. Forever in our hearts sweet Angel.

Molly Towner

The sweetest, most drooliest, most messiest girl. We’re so thankful for all the years we spent with you, you made life more beautiful. 7 years wasn’t long enough. We love & miss you more than you know.

Peaches

Our sweet Peaches. We adopted her as a kitten, she was a great little cat. She was with us for 17 years. She liked to prowl around in our garden (supervised), and sleep on a sunny window perch. We miss her.

Echo

This was Echo, always smiling, wanting to play, up for a walk or a drive, and of course begging for pizza whenever he could. I got him as a puppy when I had no business having a dog, but he was needed. He gave me purpose when I had none. He was the best snuggle buddy and gave the best kisses. We’ve been through hurricanes in Florida, wildfires in Nevada, and even cross country road trips. He was always up for adventure from one coast to the other. Echo – I miss you more than anything. Sleep well my boy. Get in lots of grass rolls for me and let the sun shine on your handsome face. You will always be with me, I love you buddy.

Mumford

Mumford came into our lives on Valentine’s Day 2012. His loud rumbling purr and laid back, loving nature won us all over. He was spoiled and loved and cherished every day of his life. He comforted us during loss and hardship and was a constant source of love. He will be missed and we will always be grateful for the time we had together.

Sammy

May Sammy rest in peace.

Ruca G.

When love leaves a memory. We had the opportunity to walk through life with Ruca for 15 years. She was a beloved Momma Bear, always making sure that everyone was taken care of. She lived through 3 ACL surgeries and was one of toughest dogs we have ever met. She loved swimming even in her old age and still gave the newest puppies in our family her nurturing love. She will be missed but never forgotten for she has left a lasting impression.

Fred. F

Fred came into our lives 21 years ago and has really been one of the greatest cats anyone could ever have. He lived a wonderful long life with us for over two decades. He was well cared for and always welcomed anyone who came into our homes. He helped us stretch after workouts, always helped us pack for trips, and never hesitated to jump on the couch and hang out with us even in his later years and just made our lives better. Kitty heaven has just received a legend!! Cheers.

Finny

Finny, you were a light in our lives. You were smart, cuddly and had more personality than any one dog should. You will be missed each and every day for the rest of our lives. We love you!

Oliver V.

We will miss you forever.

Max G.

Max was a big part of our family, he will be missed greatly. We had 18 wonderful years. Our hearts are filled with memories we will never forget, R.I.P. my little friend.

Grundy

Grundy was my closest friend, my biggest supporter and my favorite adventure partner. He saw me through some of the worst times in my life and loved me just the same as he did during the best times. He was my rock, my knight in shining slobber, and the most loyal and true friend I will ever have. Coming home and not seeing you dancing that nub-wag dance for me is so hard. You took a piece of me with you, DoogumButt, I miss you every single day. You’ll always be momma’s good boy

Tiny L.

Tiny had a rough start to life, but he didn’t let that affect him, he loved people and was the sweetest boy. Tiny was a “bait” dog who was originally rescued by my wife’s uncle almost 14 years ago; I have been his owner the last 5 years. Those 5 years have been the best, going on the mountain, the beach, visiting family in Utah, countless walks, and car rides, hanging with your dog buddies at the park. Tiny was a protector too, he loved his family and watched over the house. I would always tell my wife when I was out of town “everything will be ok, you have Tiny here”. Thank you for being so sweet and patient to your human baby brother Tiny, I know he loved you so much too. I’m going to miss you so much Tiny. I love you.

Phil C.

Phil quickly became Dr. Phil when I was stricken with Leukemia. Every day when I got home from chemotherapy, he would be waiting for me. As stupid as it may sound, he would lick my feet and that provided a sense of love from my dog. Always my best friend, always faithful, will forever be a part of my heart. Miss you buddy.

Kona C.

In January 2011, we drove from Fort Walton Beach to Daytona Beach to see her. We could not resist; her eyes were begging us to take her home. From there, Kona followed us everywhere we lived: Florida, Montreal, Regina, and finally Las Vegas. She loved playing in the snow, in the water, hiking, going camping or just snoozing on the sofa. She was so seductive when she was singing on command and bringing us one of her many teddy bears. Everybody loved her! Kona had so many sweet nicknames: Cocotte, Petit Bébé, The Little French Dog, Baby Girl. We will miss you Cocotte. You will always be remembered.

Achilles B.

This was the very first photo I ever took of you. I had no idea at this moment that I would bond and grow to love you beyond what words could ever explain. I wish with every fiber of my being that I had more time with you, but every single day with you was a blessing that I will cherish forever. I miss you being by my side everyday, I miss seeing you peeking around the corner of the hallway, I miss the “thump” every time you’d lay your head down, I miss hearing your dramatic sighs and lip smacking, I miss watching you kick your legs while you slept with your eyes open, I miss tickling the tickle spots on your feet, I miss rubbing the inside of your ears because that was your favorite, I miss every single one of your quirks. Most of all, I miss loving on you and being able to hug you and give you kisses. You brought me joy and laughter every single day and my heart is so, so heavy with the loss of you. Life isn’t the same without you here, but I want to thank you for being my family, my best friend, and showing me for the first time what it is to love and be loved unconditionally. Rest easy handsome boy.

“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” -A.A. Milne

Tres R.

In memory of you my beautiful, strong, and independent girl. You fought through your challenges every single day for the last 15 years, always forging ahead to do all the things you wanted to do. We promised to give you the best life we could, and yesterday was the hardest part of that commitment. You tolerated so much change over the years and gave us so many memories. I’m so glad you were able to have a good last day and enjoy some things you haven’t been able to lately. Your happiness was written all over your face. I know it has been hard for you, but in your true style you kept pushing on. The house is much quieter now. I woke up today knowing you wouldn’t have to struggle to get up or eat your breakfast. I even missed having to pat you down gently with towels because you decided to lay down on the shelf in the pool before coming to the door to come inside. I’ll miss your paw prints on the floor which you left for me EVERY TIME I mopped and the comfort of just your presence, your breathing. Rest assured we feel your spirit as time continues to go on for us. Someday my spirit will join yours and we’ll be together again.

Chloe M.

My little Chloe gave me 18 years of unconditional love. She had a huge personality packed into a little body. She was sweet and gentle but still loved to boss everyone around. She taught me many lessons about life and love and I will be forever grateful for our time together.

Molly W.

Molly came to us as a rescue. She had been found on an Indian reservation with 8 littermates. When we first saw her, she looked so sad. We brought her into our home: 2 dogs, 2 cats and a young son. She warmed to us and was a wonderful addition to our family.

She was famous for doing “wheelies” in the yard when she played. This photo of her mid-leap captures her smile and her personality so well.

Molly was also a lady. She always sat with crossed paws.

Mason F.

Always in our hearts.

Ziggy M.

Sweet Ziggy, we all love and miss you so much. My best friend and work meeting companion, you were brave, smart, and so loved. You could open doors, drawers, and cabinets; you loved breaking into food containers and bags of bread; you loved lying by your Christmas train. You loved eating grass, exploring the outdoors, drinking from your watering can, and laying in your catnip. So soft and such a good little spoon, you loved cuddling and being held. Thank you for all the cuddles, sweet baby, especially these last several years. You were such a good boy. We will keep your catnip growing and save you a spot in the sun by the fire, forever.

Mommy Puppy A.

We don’t know when she was born, so her birth date is the day we brought her from the shelter. It was love at first sight for all of us when we met her and I believe she felt the same. Mostly she loved having two little boys that constantly doted on her with belly rubs and kisses. She was the perfect backup quarterback to Francis guarding the house, barking from the comfort of her bed. You could talk to her and she would grunt and snort back, like she understood everything you said. She loved people & kids, but hated cats. The only time you ever saw her run! Mommy was the best dog we could of ever had the honor of loving. She was a big part of our family and she is terribly missed.

The Avelar Family

Lexi R.

Lexi you were the dog we never knew we needed. We love you for your whole life, and will miss you for the rest of ours.

Missie G.

Missie, a sweet little Jack Russell, was born with a severe underbite that made her unwanted. We didn’t care that she had a flaw, that’s what made her so perfect! In 2004 this sweet little girl was born and immediately stole everyone’s hearts. She loved playing keep-away with her brother and sister, Harvey and Kiera. Today she’s gone, but her spirit will live on forever through 17 years of memories. Although her journey over The Rainbow Bridge just started, we know that she will forever play with her brother and sister and bark even louder and prouder! Missie, you will forever be remembered by your family as a tenacious little pup with a gigantic spirit and bigger personality! May you rest in peace sweet little girl.

Mugsy R.

It’s so hard to say goodbye to Mugsy, because I feel like I lost my child and my best friend all at once. The amount of love and loyalty he gave me was surreal, and I always knew he was brought into my life for a special purpose. He will always hold a huge piece of my heart. RIP to an amazing companion! One day, I’ll see you again, my dear friend.

Annie D.

What an amazing 16 years together, you were the best dog ever. Sweet Annie, loving, gentle, ready to travel, and would lay right near you when you needed it. You gave and showed us so much love. I will miss our morning coffee together, and whisper to each other, “yep, we made it to another day”. We think about you everyday, and you will never be forgotten.

Lola

We still can’t believe you’re gone sweet Lola. We find ourselves still looking for you even though we know that you are now in Kitty Heaven. We will miss playing fetch with you and still have your puff balls here on the floor as reminder of all our fun playtime. Slowly our hearts will find peace as the days go on knowing that you are playing endlessly in Kitty Heaven with no more pain. For 12 wonderful years you gave us so much Joy and Love and we will miss you dearly.

Harlo

My sweet daughter Harlo,

You were loved so hard. You have been with me from Chicago to Texas, to Arizona, to Florida, to Nevada. I’m proud to have been your dog mom that gave you a life of snow, walks on the beach, boat life and hikes on mountains. Your beautiful spirit will be missed. Everyone fell in love with you as soon as they met you because you were such a sweet baby girl. You had so many nick names: Jean Jean, Bean Bean, Har, Fluffernutters, Babagounish, Baby Girl. I’m so glad you were able to be with me so far in life where you met my husband who turned into being your dad who also loved you so much. I will love you for ever my sweet angel.

Toto

16 years and 8 months ago I made the BEST decision in my life! I promised to love you, protect you, feed you, raise you, teach you, play with you, I will be there with you until the end.

You were my world, my piece of heart, my life, my star, my protector, my healer, my emotional support, my shadow, my travel partner since you were 2 months old.

My friend’s question was to ask about you first (not me); “How is Toto?”. Because they know how important you are in my life!

On March 26th, I had to make the most painful decision of my life, holding you in my arms and letting you go. I’m devastated, but I know you are now free from pain and no more suffering. If it would be up to me, you could live forever!

I love you my piece of heart.

Paige

My Dearest Paige,

Words can never describe your importance in my life. You were my light, my hope, my inspiration, my protector, my running partner; most importantly, my very best friend. Thank you for filling my heart with your unconditional love and support. You will always be my sweet angel. Mommy will love you for all eternity.

Grux

In 2009, I decided to buy myself an early birthday present, a little rescue pup. Although we don’t know his real birth date, we always celebrated it on his Gotcha Day. We named him Grux, a beloved nickname of our favorite saxophone player. We always said he was a Labrador in a chihuahua’s body because he was so friendly, played fetch and loved everyone. Anyone who met him always joked about taking him home with them because he had such a unique personality, which we knew was rare. He was one-of-a-kind. He was pretty special.

Grux loved opening presents, sitting on your shoulders, bobbing for ice cubes in the kiddie pool, ice cream, staring at you intently while you ate, sleeping under the covers, scratching your arm to remind you to pet him, and spending time on everyone’s lap who came to visit. He was a happy little dog who was still wagging his tail up until his final moments. A few seconds after he passed, our random playlist started playing “Grux”. We’re taking that as a sign from him that he’s okay. We’re heartbroken to say goodbye, but we are grateful for the 12 wonderful years we had together and know a lot of people are going to miss this good boy. You don’t realize how something so tiny can take up so much space in your heart.

Until we meet again at the Rainbow Bridge. We love you.

Nina

Our sweet baby Neen!!! We miss you so much!! From the moment we met when I was 18 we knew we needed each other!! You were such a great companion and loyal friend to me! We did everything and went everywhere together! Nina was always there for me!! She went through a lot of major milestones with me! The biggest one was getting married! Her Daddy loved her so much! It took Nina a long time to warm up to her Daddy, once she did she loved and trusted him so much!! Nina we are going to miss feeding you your favorite foods, dressing you in your cute outfits and costumes, your loud snoring, your stinky kisses, taking you on walks, going on vacations with you, you sleeping in between our heads in bed, you and the water bowl, you being at work with me, you doing your tricks and your presence in our home! We will never forget you or all our memories together! We love you Mama, Sis, Neen, Nina

Charlie Brown

Charlie Brown came home to us on August 10, 2008, after picking him out from a litter of all girls. He was the only boy and appeared to be the quietest out of the bunch, my husband knew he was the one! Well, we couldn’t have been more wrong, he was the most vocal and obnoxious dog ever. We called him the best/worst dog ever!

Charlie Brown loved life, loved food, loved to steal food off countertops no matter what the food was, loved his chair, absolutely loved to swim, loved spending one on one time with his daddy, daddy was his best friend. Laying on the couch with Lucy butt to butt, loved to snuggle with mommy, loved to travel and boy did he, we took him to beaches, forests, to play in the snow, camping, fishing, ATV rides and many road trips but his MOST favorite thing to do in life was just to be with his family.

The doctors diagnosed him with cancer with 3 months to live, he proved them wrong and stayed with us for a year and a half. He showed us unconditional love every single day, from the moment we woke up to the moment we all went to bed together. We are absolutely devastated to say goodbye and not sure we can imagine life without you, I hope you know, Charlie, how much we love you and can’t wait to see you again. Daddy, Mommy, Hunter, and Lucy.

August 10, 2008 – November 28, 2021

Bane

After almost 10 wonderful years, Bane journeyed across the Rainbow Bridge on January 18th, 2022. My heart is broken and I miss him so much. I love you, my sweet puppy.

Layla

We will always cherish the 17+ years of friendship, love, and companionship you gave to us Layla. You were happiest when you were next to us on a warm lap or shoulder, but you took exception to that if warm laundry or a heated blanket were available. You were a food lover and we have many memories of you leaping onto the counter at the precise moment to steal entire chicken breasts, whole meatballs, and fresh slices of cheese! You loved sitting out on the patio on a warm day soaking up the warmth of the sun. We have endless memories of you, you were always here and part of our family. We will miss you so much Layla.

Smoochie

Thank you for 12 years of unconditional love, companionship, laughter and joy. Forever my good-girl.

Love you Smoochie.

Ivy Mae

It was the perfect spring day and, truly, every animal and bug in the neighborhood came out to greet you and send you off during your final walk. You looked so at peace. I can’t believe this is the end of the road for you, but you had such a long, healthy life. How blessed I was to have loved you for over 15 years, for half of my life. Your crooked smile, your bold and bright personality, the way you just always seemed to understand us, what a mark you left on our lives and hearts. Surrounded by our entire family full of love in our home, I couldn’t have asked for a better way to help you pass on. I know Ellie was there to guide you home. We were so incredibly lucky to get to love you. Thank you for choosing us, thank you for the unconditional love and comfort you gave us. We will love you forever and miss you always. Rest in peace, Ivy Mae, our sweetest girl.

Bella S.

Bella, you will be deeply missed every day. You brought love & joy to our lives for 14.5 yrs. You will always be my #1 best friend; till we meet again, I love you my pretty girl!

Mini M.

Mini was a beautiful baby girl! She was part of our family for 20 years! She came into our lives unexpectedly but full of joy! She was always full of life and loved to take-in the sun for hours! She loved to eat her soft food and play with her toys, she had and amazing journey coming all the way from Mexico to Vegas! Time passed and it was her time to go and rest, and Dr. Sarena help us with that process. She came to our home and explained everything to us and gave us time to be with her. Thank you for that! And now is time for you to rest and be happy and playful again! I love you with all my heart and you will always be remembered.

Jake R.

Always in my heart.

Charlie M.

Everyone always says they have the best dog in the world. Well, everyone is right. And I am everyone. Charlie was such a force of nature. He was the biggest dog in a littlest body. He brought us so much joy, so much love, so much laughter. Every single day we’d come home, he would greet us at the door with a flip-flop, a ball, a toy; anything that he could fit in his mouth, to give us as a gift. But he didn’t realize that he was the gift, the best gift of all. It’s only been one day since he left us and our home feels so empty. He will hold a special place in our hearts forever. Rest easy my precious baby.

Nala A.

Nala lived a long wonderful life of 16 years! She was my baby before my babies. She was gifted to me during a low point in my life and helped me more than she will ever know. I loved her as soon as I saw her. She was a spunky little thing that would run into the kitchen as soon as she heard the cheese wrapper and dance on her hind legs. She stood by my side through the good and the bad. I hope she knew how much I loved her. Even through the accidents and ripping up toilet paper, I always loved my little Nala. I wish my time with her could have lasted longer but I had to put her first and do what was best for her. It was one of the hardest decisions that I had to make but I knew she deserved to be free of pain and discomfort. So today, it was my turn to return the favor and stand by her side as she moved on. Thank you for an amazing 16 years! Love you Nala girl.

Lea Z.

My Pretty Girl as she will always be, Lea was 9.5 years old, golden retriever/rottweiler. Beautiful, sweet, loving, strong. Always affectionate, loved belly rubs. Never sick ever since we adopted her at 1.5 years old.

I will miss everything about her, her little ears, her beautiful curly tail, her sweet nature, soulful eyes and her loving belly rubs.

I’ll always have a hole in my heart which will never go away. She will be missed terribly.

Chloe D.

Such a sweet angel!

Misty Z.

What a happy dog!!! We are so blessed to have had her in our lives. The house feels so empty without her…but I know she’s up in heaven with her sisters, and probably has a new NINERS ball to play with! Love you

Lucky P.

My Luck-luck

I will forever miss you. I can’t wait to meet with you in paradise. Fly high my baby boy, I hope you’re surrounded by so many balls and toys you can’t keep track of. Mama loves you.

Tsuki P.

We didn’t have enough time with you Tsuki. You were the sweetest soul we have ever known and we miss you more than words can express, but we are so grateful we got to be your humans. We love you so much. Rest well.

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Spyder C.

I’m so happy for the time we had. I will miss you every day.

Frauke V.

My baby girl! You were truly the best gift in the world. You were sassy, sweet, cuddly, and caring. You provided us with so many memories and love. I already miss our walks, our cuddles, and the door greetings we received. May you rest in peace my sweet baby girl. We love you.

Percy F.

Finny, you were a light in our lives. You were smart, cuddly and had more personality than any one dog should. You will be missed each and every day for the rest of our lives. We love you!

Enzo V.

Enzo was the sweetest, most loving soul who was the happiest dog, and we will all miss him dearly and hope we will meet again up above.

Oscar F.

Oscar was our family’s first pet. We were blessed to have had 10 wonderful years with him. His excitement when we came home from work put so much joy in our hearts and now coming home doesn’t feel the same. His playfulness and his happiness will truly be missed. We love and miss you Oscar.

Winston & Wilshire W.

We loved them so much, they were the sweetest boys ever and will be missed terribly. So grateful for all the beautiful moments they brought us and we will cherish all the memories with them.

Olli W.

Olli found us in 2008. He was a six-month stray at the Navy Exchange garden center in Pensacola, Florida. Over the years, he moved with us to Louisiana and then Washington, then lived on the road with us in an RV for a year, traveling through 13 states, until we settled in Las Vegas. He had so much character. Loved his belly rubs, talking to us and following us from room to room, smelling our food, and sometimes tasting it, but his favorite was fried chicken. He loved his sun puddles and going for walks, pushing me out of chairs, and was a great traveling companion. His snores, meows, and cuddles are missed so much. Rest easy Little Buddy, and run free with Milo, you are both always in our hearts.

“Time spent with cats is never wasted.”

Murphy M.

You were the Best Dog I’ve ever had. Your Love of People, especially kids, adventure, and bubble wrap are some of the many things I’ll never forget about you. You came into my life to heal my broken heart over losing Foster. You sat silently by Grandpa’s side when he passed, and by my side when we lost Grandma. Your presence always made me feel better, and your character always made me laugh. I’m sorry I couldn’t do more for you, my boy. I hope and pray you found your way to grandma and grandpa and will be waiting for me when I get there. I Love you; I miss you, and I will never forget you. Love, Mom.

Cody C.

Cody, thank you for 12 wonderful years. You were always a good boy. I love you and miss you buddy.

Cupcake G.

May Cupcake rest in peace.

Sicily M.

Sicily, you were the sweetest little angel. The angel of our lives. We miss your presence in our lives each and every day but are so grateful for all those wonderful days you were here with us. Every day was like Christmas Day. You knew us better than we knew ourselves. We miss the anticipation when you saw us put on the shoes that let you know we were going for a walk or when you saw a suitcase and knew we were going to travel with you. We miss the looks you gave us when it was time for a treat or you were just letting us know it was time for bed. We miss your little kisses. You made us smile and laugh every day, which is the greatest gift you gave us without condition. We take comfort in knowing you left us in your own home, in your own bed, in serenity and surrounded by love. You filled our home and lives with so much love and joy for which we will be forever grateful. Sicily, our beautiful little angel, we will miss you and love you for the rest of our days.

Chance G.

My baby girl! You were truly the best gift in the world. You were sassy, sweet, cuddly, and caring. You provided us with so many memories and love. I already miss our walks, our cuddles, and the door greetings we received. May you rest in peace my sweet baby girl. We love you.

Story H.

Story was the light of my life

She was so much fun and made me laugh…

all the time

She loved running through the house with me chasing her, saying “tag, you’re it”

and I would pat her on her wigglebutt

She loved running down the hall, carrying a toy; I would tell her to “show it off”

and she would stop and strike a pose

She loved to attack the vacuum and swiffer with her mouth

and I would tell her “go get your toy” and she’d get it and come back to attack

She loved music and that made me sing and dance;

her Pappa always said her favorite song was Leonard Cohen’s “I’m Your Man”

She loved to exercise and would go under me when I was in the downward dog position;

then I would come down on her and hold her while she struggled to get away,

only to be chased down the hall and caught

She loved to bring me toys while I was working in the yard,

She loved to swim and if I didn’t go in, she would find me in the house and “show” me

She loved to sit outside and listen to the birds and watch the quail come in for the night

She loved going to class so much that she had to take Canine Good Citizen 3 times

She loved everybody and every living thing and brought joy everywhere she went

She was my “Bubby” and will have my heart forever.

Eddie M.

Eddie was a good boy, a dogs dog, I liked to say. He loved to chew on his bones and play with his toys. We got him to be a friend to our sweet girl Corona and they would play tug of war and chased each other all the time! He would steal our shoes or socks every chance he got, we had to keep everything out of reach or they would belong to Eddie. He was a gentle soul and missed his girl when she went to the Rainbow Bridge. Now Ed and Corona are running and chasing each other, there’s no more pain. We will be with our babies again but until then our hearts are missing them everyday.

We love you Eddie (and Corona, too)!

Freckles S.

Thank you for being our best friend and nanny dog for 14 amazing years. You knew how to comfort a sick or teething child and you gave our kids beautiful childhood memories. I hope wherever you are there are tons of babies to kiss and bubbles to chase.

Maurice V.

Maurice was already middle aged when we adopted him. He was a handsome hedgehog with an attitude, pampered and loved by us. He used to fall asleep in front of the tv, ran for miles in his wheels every night, and became best buddies with our two Pomeranians who would take turns reminding us if Maurice had not yet been fed. They are still checking Maurice‘s corner every day. We all miss him so much!

Benjamin Franklin F.

Benjamin Franklin was the sweetest dog I have ever met. Always greeting you with the closest toy, dog bed, and even hand weight in his mouth; he wanted to give you something when you came home to make you happy. Benjamin was a school therapy dog for years with my husband. He brought joy to so many students and teachers. His sweet and calm demeanor could make anyone feel instantly better. There was something so special about Ben and when he was diagnosed with cancer, he hung on for almost a year.

Thank you, Benjamin, for being there for us through the ups and downs and life and making everything so much more fun! Mom and Dad love & miss you so much!!

Oscar H.

Our sweet boy, Oscar. We are heartbroken that we had to say goodbye but we are so grateful for 12 years of love and adventures. And boy, did he have some adventures! He lived in California, the UK, New Jersey and eventually Nevada.

Oscar was a neglected dog from Tarzana, CA that we rescued. He was such a character and game for anything, and despite being a small, fluffy, handsome boy he was a dog’s dog! He loved to hunt and swim and always patrolled the perimeter to keep us safe. He

was a true ratter at heart. Falling asleep on a pile of leaves was a great way to spend the afternoon and when it snowed, he was in heaven. He loved being a farm dog at the dog-sitter’s ranch in the UK. And humping his favorite pillow after dinner was a regular activity, which always made us laugh. He was even blessed by a Bishop!

He was fun and he made us laugh. He was my husband’s wingman and my sweet boy. He was deeply loved and we miss him every day.

Bella B.

Bella – You made a promise to stay with us until your boy went back to college. A promise you kept. Thank you for giving us 16 years and being the best dog we could have asked for! Your sweet disposition and sometimes snarky attitude will be missed! The house is already quieter without you. Rest our faithful companion and run through the mountain snow and streams with joy! Job well done!

Renly M.

Renly, you lived a life full of love. I picked you to help me feel a bit safer after being stabbed. You did so much more than that. You made an impression on people in a way that few dogs do. From family gatherings to community events, you were also so patient and kind with children. You allowed us to have a zoo of animals and plenty of dog play dates because you were gentle and loved every living thing. You became my shadow. I had no idea how essential you would become to me and I am grateful for all that having you allowed me to accomplish. You will forever be loved. Rest easy, my sweet boy

Willow P.

Our sweet Willow was 19 years old and while she had been slowing down she was still so sweet and kind. We knew it was time and that was when we reached out to Dr. Sarena.

She was simply put AMAZING! She was kind, compassionate, knowledgeable, and friendly. She went above and beyond. We will miss our sweet kitty but at 19 years old we know she lived a good kitty life. Thank you Dr Sarena for being so amazing with our sweet Willow!

Chance H.

He was found as a feral kitten at my mother’s house before she passed away, a little over eighteen years ago. He was a shy and cautious boy with a delicate meow but always a kitten at heart. His absence is going to leave a sadness in our heart.

Sebastian T.

Sebastian, my baby boy.

It’s so hard to breathe without you. I love you beyond measure. Run with your angel wings, the sun on your back and the grass beneath your paws. Your brothers and sisters will take care of you till Mommy is with you again. A thousand kisses.

Rocko D.

My Rocko lived a full life. Born 7/1/07 I got him at 8 weeks old and I was only 21. I had my son at 23, so Rocko was “my first born”. He was by my side through everything including a move cross country from MA two years ago. He was mine half my life, but I was his for his whole life.

Bailey C.

Bailey (aka Bailiana Sophia Sanchez ) you have been the bestest friend a girl can ask for. So loving, so full of life, you never let your condition slow you down, with the help of your wheelchair you were unstoppable. You made so many friends along the way, it was impossible not to love you You have taught me so much, thank you for all the memories

We all love you and miss you so very much, so thankful for the time we had together. Rest in peace Bailey Girl. Thank You Dr. Sarena for the peaceful sendoff that was surrounded by her family.

Lily C.

Lily lived to be 17 and blessed our family for 16 of those years. She loved to sniff all the things in the woods, chase all the animals, roll in the grass, and stroll along the stream on our property in NJ. But of all these things, food was her favorite in this world, and she would eat literally anything. Lily was a fierce protector and never left her mommy’s side. We will miss her “I love you’s” and her presence in our lives. Forever in our hearts.

Abby M.

Abby and I did everything together. I found her and brought her home Feb 5, 2015, and from that day we ran, we hiked, we shared just about every meal (whether I wanted to or not, pure bred coonhound made sure to get her piece ha-ha!), and we disturbed all of our neighbors with her crazy loud howl. That girl could run, the furthest we ran together was 11 miles, she was unstoppable. If we weren’t running, trying for just a walk, she would howl because we weren’t going fast enough. She drove us nuts with her crazy hound dog ways, but, wow, do we miss the loud and having to protect our food, and her crazy zoomies around the house. She was also the sweetest, most caring, cuddly, and loving pup. A large chunk of our days and nights were spent curled up together, she would get as close to me as she could and do her “coonie curl”. She was also the most patient when our kids came into the picture letting them climb and love all over her. Our home is not the same, and she no doubt is my one special dog love.

Putzer C.

Our days feel less quirky without you, Putzer, but you allowed us to be your humans for 15 years and we are thankful for that time with you. You had more personality than any furry friend we’ve ever known. While we are heartbroken to not have you in our daily lives anymore, memories of your antics still bring smiles to our faces every day. We love you more than words can express. Rest well.

Mickey

“It’s been you and me since before I was me, without you I don’t yet know quite how to live.”

You lived such a long life, and were so strong, I almost convinced myself you were magic, and you’d stay by my side till the end of time. Thank you for taking care of me my whole life and being my family. My darling Mickey, I’ll love you and miss you forever.

Suzuki S.

Suzuki was the best dog I ever had. He filled my life with so much joy and love and he was suffering so much in the end. It meant so much for a very caring person to come to my home and know what I was going through and peacefully. Let me let him go. Thank you so much for your loving and caring words.

Tara F.

Tara was a beloved member of the Fioritto Family. She was one half of a bonded pair who rescued us in 2011. She was always the one to bring laughter to our family and keep us on our toes!! Her wiggle butt kept wiggling up until the very end. She brought us so much laughter and unconditional love. Her mate Jax passed in 2018 and although she did miss him, she knew she had to keep her family laughing. She watched my every move and was my shadow. She is deeply missed, and our house is not the same without her.

Janie J.

I had recently lost my Great Dane when I went to the Atlanta Humane Society to adopt another dog. I was committed to getting a large male dog because it’s harder to get them adopted. Everybody who was there kept walking past Janie’s cage like she wasn’t there. She looked up at me and that was the end of my quest. Emotionally blackmailed by a pair of round brown dog eyes! Despite a lifetime of shenanigans, her presence in my life was a blessing and I will forever be grateful for the fifteen and a half years we had together.

Juno T.

Juno left us at 15.5 years old. He was the most gentle, loving and playful big guy. He was the big brother to 4 sisters (1 human) and 4 brothers (1 human). Since he was seven weeks old, Juno was not just our dog but my best friend and a part of our family. He will always be remembered, missed and truly loved. Thank you, Juno, for showing us what unconditional love feels like. Rest easy my heart. We will love you forever.

Pet Memorial Tributes – Honoring the Lives of Our Beloved Companions