In Loving Memory

Our precious Marley, we miss you so much! You brought so much joy, love and laughter to our family for nearly 15 years. Your siblings begged us for a doggie for several years before we decided it was time. God knew just then that you were the perfect dog to be sent to our family! You watched Trey, Maddie and Emma grow up. You spent beach vacations, visits to college, numerous holidays and parties, road trips in the convertible, and family additions, including the first grandbaby with us. We can’t imagine what life would have been like without you in it! You were the most beautiful dog with your curly golden hair… There was just so much of it haha and you loved getting it cut and groomed, I think you enjoyed hearing how pretty you were! You were so well behaved, your only obsession you had was tearing up my dish towels and one specific bath rug! The house is quiet now… We talk about you every day and share pictures and videos. You will forever be in our hearts and minds and look forward to the day you come running to us again.!!

In a few days it will be a month since you said goodbye. It still feels unreal…one week you were your normal self and in a few days you were so sick.

You were such a unique personality, from the moment I picked you up to the last few minutes.

A challenge and oh what a little manipulator. That first year, you were non-stop. Liked to touch us but didn’t like to be cuddled, ate my furniture, broke my bones (multiple times), loved to walk and travel in the car. And what an escape artist you were. Always willing to protect us, even if the other dog was 3x your size. More than willing to fight. Got stuck in places you shouldn’t have been. Loved to catch tennis balls “I won’t chase them, but throw them fast and hard”. What a mouth this girl had.

After that first year we realized you had been born with bad hips (mother was Jack Russell/dad was Siberia Husky/Rottweiler). You had to have been hurting. This caused you to modify but didn’t slow you down.
13 years was not enough.

A piece of our soul left with you, you were so loved and will always be so missed.
Fly high our baby girl!!

Little Ruthie was such a funny kitten. Though shy around new people, she was always the first to greet my husband and I with a big meow when we walked into the room. She loved to head butt, to play, to "piggy dip" in her water bowl, and to snuggle up to her older cat siblings. She would always thank my husband, Austin, whenever he refilled the water fountain with a big meow and a slow blink. She was a sweet girl who made us laugh all the time and we miss her terribly. Her life was way to short, but we hope she knew how much we all loved her.

It has taken me over 2 months to write a memorial for Chance, the dog I never knew I needed. Chance and I first met when I came home from college to visit. My dad had adopted Chance from the shelter, and at that time he was a young pup with the energy of a thousand suns. My dad lived alone, and many of our conversations were filled with stories about Chance. In 2021, my dad suddenly fell ill. I came home from the hospital after my dad passed away to a pitiful Chance, the only creature in the world who felt as lost as I did.

It didn't take long for Chancey to steal my heart. I quickly knew why my dad loved him so much. He was goofy, calming, lovable, and all of the other wonderful traits a great dog has.

Chance and I spent the next 4 years together. He provided a comfort after my dad died that I didn't know I needed. After 14 short years, Chance let me know he was ready to go. What an honor it was to accompany him to the Rainbow Bridge for his reunion with my dad. The dog I never knew I needed ended up being the companion I'll never forget. 💙

Samson came into my life when I sat down in the middle of 10 pups and he picked me. I didn’t not pick him. He was to be our flock guardian dog, and he grew into this job and took it very serious. As he grew into this position, he grew deep into my heart. I was his person and he was my Big Guy.

As the days turned into years, Samson gave me security, loyalty and love. He did his job and at the end of the day, he received his loving rubs and hugs. Then he would lay on the porch to continue his work through the night.

Every morning my Big Guy greeted me when I went out to feed his flock.

As the years creeped upon us, my Samson started to slow down and we retired him from his job and brought him inside and gave him a cozy warm bed and all the love he deserved. Samson still wanted to work and he did. Just a smaller area in the front yard and a big pet door to come back inside.

I asked my Samson to let me know when it was time and he did. His final days came quick and his pain became worse. I promised my Big Guy I would find him help and take his pain away.

I reached out to Dr. Sierra and was blessed she could come the next day.

I sat up with my Samson through the night, loving my Big protector, who now needed my help.

As I laid in the floor with my Big Guy, asking him to give me just a little while longer and his help would soon come, he comforted me with his big Pyr Paw.

Your final day came Sammy and just like I promised, I got help to make the pain go away. As your pain ended, my pain began.

You were more than a guardian dog to a flock. You were my best friend!

Sammy, you gained your wings and I lost my best friend that very day.

You will forever be in my heart !

Spike was a rescue we found back in June of 2014, he was a wild man but he fit right in. He was the funniest dog and did the goofiest stuff, aside from being hilarious he was the sleepiest boy! He napped constantly, we would come home from work to find him still asleep in the bed up under the blankets. He was just all around a great dog, and I truly believe he was meant to be in our lives.

We lost our female dog around 3 years ago and I was crushed, Spike always would cling to me but from that day forward he truly never left my side. He was my best friend and got me through some of the hardest times, Spike truly loved me more than I have ever loved myself, he took a piece of my heart with him when he crossed that rainbow bridge.

Our house is quiet and empty and my routine gone. I swear I still hear those little paws rushing through the house to find me. I still look at his bed and favorite blanket and my heart just aches because I know he was tired and was ready but I was not.

Spike thank you for showing me a love beyond measure and being a light in my life, I’ll forever be missing you bubba.

Oh, dearest Coco. Coleesi. Toti Jo. Totle B. Jones. Toti Joseph. Josephine. Totini. Cobra Starship. And so many other nonsensical nicknames. It's been a week since you've been gone and I miss you so much.

I miss you watching the door from your favorite bed. I miss you getting up to greet me as soon as you realized it was me coming in the door. I miss you bossing me around as soon as we got up in the morning to hurry and get your food together, just for you to sniff it then walk away with disdain. I miss how you eventually decided you would eat it as long as I sat right there with you. I miss you sleeping on my head as you made me share my pillow with you for the last several years. I miss the times where you slept on my chest. I miss how you would still melt when I carried you around right on my chest or my shoulder.

I love that I was your safe place. I love the love you had for pillow piles. And of course your love of naps in the sun.

I was your person. And you were my baby.

I've spent the last week going through the literally thousands of pictures and videos I have of you. I still haven't made it through them all. We had such amazing times together. Every moment with you was a blessing.

I was so lucky to have you with me in Morgantown (and I know you loved the tailgates and all the cheese falling from the sky just for you), in Blacksburg, in Pittsburgh, in Charlotte, and finally back home to Saint Albans one last time. You are the reason I became a veterinarian. I had to know literally everything there was to know about you, and be able to take complete care of you.

You gave me a reason to keep going when I did not feel like I had no other reason to and I felt defeated.
Although I miss you being here physically and I would give anything to scoop you up into my arms like a baby again, I feel a sense of peace. You were ready to go. And I truly believe that death is not the end. I believe you are out there and our souls will meet again.

Send me butterflies, my love. I'll plant a garden for them so they have a safe place to land.

We had to say goodbye to our sweet Zoey on Friday. She passed peacefully at home with all of us by her side, holding on to her.

Zoey came into our lives shorty after we transferred to WV from OH 8 years ago. She was a promise to our lonely 12 year old, who was struggling with the move. He always wanted a dog of his own. Who knew how much that puppy would come to mean to him and our family.

She was my brown eyed girl, her Dad’s baby girl and a boy's best friend. She was a gentle loving soul who never knew a stranger. Her greatest joys in life were walks these were serious business... we think she thought they were her job), playing ball, and eating breakfast and dinner. She was so smart. She loved morning snuggles, belly rubs and boy did she love a good butt scratch. She was my constant companion. I would talk to her all the time and she would listen. Those head tilts when she would hear the words she understood were adorable. She loved to sit on your feet or lay her head there for a nap. She just wanted to be close. She was ours, but we were hers too.

We tried everything we could to keep her with us. If our love could have saved her, maybe she would be here.

The house is so quiet, the joy has gone with her. We miss her so much.

We are grateful and blessed to have had her in our lives. She gave us more than she will ever know. We take comfort in knowing she is no longer in pain and is whole again.

Zoey, we will love you forever. You were such a good girl❤️ Until we meet again sweet friend…
A special thank you to Dr. Sierra Hedrick for assisting us in saying goodbye to our girl in the peace and comfort of our home. Her care and compassion meant the world to us.

Sossa aka Sossa Man, The Midnight Rider(along with many other nicknames I gave my best friend over the 16 years we were together), was my soul dog. We have had so many adventures together. You were the best boy. You were loved and are forever in the hearts of so many people that you met along the way. My life is better for having had you in it. I miss you more than words.

I look forward to seeing you in heaven my sweet boy.

On October 10th, 2025, our sweet Bentley crossed the rainbow bridge peacefully at home.. surrounded by his people, endless love, and leaving behind an ache words can't fully describe. We’re so grateful to Dr. Sierra Hedrick for helping our beloved boy make that transition in the comfort of his own home.

Bentley came into our lives when I was a junior in high school, after years of begging my parents for a puppy. He tricked us that day at the animal shelter by pretending to be a quiet, calm, and gentle little guy. Within 24 hours, chaos had a new name. Bentley was wild, hilarious, too smart for his own good, and just full of personality. He quickly became the beating heart of our family — our constant source of laughter, love, and comfort for nearly 16 years.

He changed the course of my life in every way (even where I went to college) and inspired my path into veterinary medicine and rescue work. Bentley helped me find my purpose and my voice to advocate for dogs just like him. Watching him age was one of the hardest things I’ve ever experienced — yet even through the heartbreak, I never lost sight of how fortunate we were to have had him for so long. His body grew tired, his mind dimmed, but his heart never faltered. He still welcomed visitors with pure joy, begged for snacks, and kept a watchful eye over my two nephews with gentle devotion.

Bentley may have left this world, but his spirit never will. He will forever be the one and only Burgess family dog — the best boy, a true legend, and the purest example of unconditional love we've ever known. We’ll miss him forever but take comfort knowing he’s running free again and without pain — chasing frisbees, splashing in water hoses, and getting all the people-food his heart desires.

Until we meet again, my sweet boy. You’ll always be home in our hearts. ❤️

My boy Boo !!! Adopted him from the shelter, best 70 dollars I ever spent ! He was my protector, the best listener and just the best damn dog ever ! I truly believe god works in mysterious ways, we are usually at the beach this time of year but didn’t go this year I had decided to go ahead and take vacation and I’m so glad I got to spend his last days here with him ! Thanks to Dr. Sierra @ Kindred Journey Veterinary End-of-Life Care. She was wonderful and I'm so glad this service is available!

Sadie was nothing but a joy for almost 13yrs. She was a mother to 13 little angels that grew into our little horses. She was my daughters dog and how fortunate was she to grow up with the love of a Dane? Sadie Jean loved everyone and everyone loved and said she was the biggest dog they've ever seen. And IN FACT was the biggest dog at the vet office. She was persnickety but slow to anger. She was hilarious but intimidating if you didn't know her. We'll miss her absolutely everyday! But I thank you for making one of my worst days a little easier.

Our sweet Bloke. He was the best boy — he snored loud but loved louder. He was our fearless protector and one of our daughter's very first best friends. The sadness feels so heavy right now, but I’m endlessly grateful for the years of love and companionship he gave us.

Bloke was with me through some of my darkest days, always soaking up my tears in his fur, and he was there to celebrate the brightest ones too. His love for us was steady, loyal, and tangible in every moment. I’ll miss him forever, but if heaven is happiness, I know he’ll be there waiting to greet us (trying to wag that little broken tail) on the other side.

Our family sends a huge thank you to Dr. Sierra Hedrick with @kindredjourney.vet. She helped us make the right decisions for Bloke at the end of his days when it felt impossible, helped us keep him comfortable while he was still with us, and eventually helped us say goodbye to him in his favorite spot in our home. Our gratitude is indescribable. Another huge thank you to the wonderful Dr. Sarah Stephenson and her compassionate staff at Good Shepherd Veterinary Hospital who have always been there for us.

I love you forever, sweet Bloka Bear. Until we meet again.💔

Canelo, Nel, Nellie, NelNo, PupPup… over the decade shared with me, we lived so many lives together. From heartbreaks to motherhood to career changes to finally exhaling — you were the singular constant through every one of life’s moments. My sense of calm in the chaos. From forehead presses, hugs, kisses, and cuddles to your head laying on my legs during late nights in early motherhood when the rest of the world was asleep — you were my best friend through it all.

One day, I will join you amongst the stars… and I’ll greet you with cheese in hand and you’ll tilt your head and smile your sweet boxer jaw smile.

Until then, I know your love exists in the energy around us ♥ We miss you, so much.

To our sweet Pudder girl, we will miss you more than words can ever express. Our hearts are heavy, and the house feels too quiet without you. I miss my little sidekick, the one who followed me from room to room, always making sure I wasn’t alone. My mornings feel empty without you by my side, and the nights are the hardest without my lap heater to snuggle with.

Thank you for being our best friend through every stage of life, the hard times when we needed comfort and the joyful times when you made our hearts lighter. You had a way of knowing exactly when we needed your love. Whether it was your gentle purr, the way you curled up in your favorite spot, or the little look you gave that always made us smile, you brought warmth into every corner of our lives. Every hair we find is a reminder of the memories we will cherish forever.

Keep Coco and Ginger company, and let them know we miss them too. We like to imagine the three of you together again, happy and whole. We can’t wait to see your beautiful face again when our time comes. Until then, we’ll hold on to the memories, the paw prints you left on our hearts, and the lessons of unconditional love you gave us every single day.

Saying goodbye to you was the hardest moment of our lives, but we take comfort in knowing you are at peace and watching over us. Rest easy, sweet Poochie. You will be forever loved and never forgotten.

Sixteen years ago, a tiny fluff of a kitten hitched a ride from Sissonville to Charleston inside the engine of a car. She was pretty grimy, but remarkably ok! And although we tried to find her a good home, my daughters and I fell in love with this sweet girl. So it turned out that good home was going to be ours. ❤️ “Little” quickly became part of our family.

She was such a scared little soul in the beginning, but with time, she figured out that she was safe and loved. She wanted to be around her people always, and was one of the best lap cats I’ve ever had. She was sweet and so gentle, but a quiet fighter from the day she came into my life until the day we had to let her go.

With incredible kindness, Dr. Sierra helped us say goodbye to Little at home, where it was quiet, comfortable and peaceful. I can’t put into words just how much that meant to us. What Dr. Sierra offers is a true gift of compassion and love, and I am forever grateful for her.

Saying goodbye to our strong little girl was agonizing and heart wrenching, but she’s finally getting the rest she so deserves. We love you so much Little Pea and we miss you terribly. You’ll always be remembered as the sweetest little soul who loved so, so big. 🌈🤍

It was heartbreaking to say goodbye to our Lacy after 14 years. She was with us through so much and asked for very little in exchange for her unconditional love. We miss her so much!

This past week we have been lost without our little guy. Bentley was full of life and love. He never met a person—or a Milk-Bone—he didn’t like! His favorite spot was the window, where he could keep watch and greet passersby with a bark. Bentley loved spending time with his mom, dad, and sisters, and nothing made him happier than car rides with his head out the window, ears flapping in the wind. He was truly our little best friend. We will forever miss his boundless affection and the joy he brought into our lives. He will always be in our hearts.🐾♥️

Maeling is my heart-dog. Always by my side, I held her every night while we slept. I can't explain the longing just to hold her again... I lost a piece of my heart last week that I don't know will ever be able to be filled again. I have faith that I will see her again someday, and that is keeping me going. Thank you for loving me; I love you forever Maemae.

This world is full of wonder and joy, and beauty
Every movement a new journey
Every flower a new smell
Everyday a new glory to God
I find peace in the simplicity of life
A good nap
The smell of wildflowers
When the bird lines up with it’s shadow
A good shadow to conduct chaos
A loving cuddle with mom and dad
Keeping my brothers in line
Keeping the neighborhood in line
Even a good raspbumm now and then
But most of all Love
Love of life and this great adventure
Love that ever flows from God and our little family
It is an eternal love
Never forget you bring more into this world than you will ever know
As I go on to the next great adventure just know that I will be waiting for you and will always love you forever
When it’s your turn to meet God I will be there under your feet to trip you
All of my Love
I belong among the wildflowers
Pretty Girl
South

Abby was my best friend for so many years. She was there through the good times, the hard times, and the best of times. She loved to go camping and chase pigeons. It was one of her favorite activities. She spent many hours on my lap while I studied throughout nursing school. She stayed up late and got up early with me. She never really liked men outside of my dad and grandpa. My parents and I had a running joke that the only new man she wouldn’t bark at would be my future husband. And wouldn’t you know it, that’s exactly what happened. She was prissy, loving, loyal and so much fun to be the mom of. She went through every big moment in my life with me. She was the embodiment of what every pet owner could want. I can’t wait to see her again someday.

Moe was sweetest, funniest, strangest girl and we are going to miss her so much. She only ever wanted love on her terms, but when she was ready, she would force you to love on her, not that we ever really needed to be forced. ☺️ Our house, our hearts, and our laps are feeling a little empty today. We are so thankful that we were able to help Moe cross the rainbow bridge before the pain became way too much for her to bear.

We love you sweet Moe. You are etched on our hearts forever.

Our sweet Max was one of a kind. Big, lovable, and gentle with a heart of gold. In his younger days he loved walks, belly rubs, and especially snacks. His favorite treats were rawhide donuts. He would twirl his nose around them on the floor and do a little dance before he ate them. He greeted everyone with lots of rooing and tail wagging. Dearly missed by his family and all who knew him.

The best wingman a human or dog could ever have! He was a friend to dachshunds (and our family)! Smart, gentle, intuitive… an overall ‘good dog’. He loved us unconditionally. We miss you Big Chew!

Reina was my Soul Dog. My once in a lifetime girl. My velcro girl. She was 7 months old the day I rescued her. I saved her and she saved me. I was her world and she was mine. I will never have that type of bond that we shared again as long as I live.

She was the most loyal sweet and gentle girl with the kindest sincere soul. Because of her past severe abuse she was not a snuggle bug but she had the most deep and unconditional love for me and she definitely showed it every single day of her life. I gave her the same love in return.

She loved being with me and did not want me out of her sight. She loved playing ball and being in water. She loved car rides and she loved going out to see the Christmas lights. I’m not so sure she loved it when I sang to her all the time because sometimes she literally would roll her eyes lol.

I will miss her deeply and think of her every day until it’s my time to go and we can be reunited for eternity. I know she will be there waiting on me and there to lead the way for me. If any dog ever deserved to go to Heaven it’s my Reina. I look forward to and pray she will visit me.

I’m happy she’s no longer suffering and can walk run play and chase that ball again. She took my heart with her and what part of my heart she left with me is filled with the most precious memories of her. God took her way too soon and shattered my heart. Run free my baby girl Mommy is always right here waiting to see you again. I miss and love you so Reina. Thank you for each beautiful second we spent together and all you gave to me my baby. It was the absolute best days of my life. Saying goodbye was the worst day of my life. I will see you soon — Love Mommy.

You were the best Momma. You will always be remembered for the joy, love and fun you brought to our lives.

Bubbles was more than a beloved pet — she was a cherished member of the family. A true lover of life’s simple pleasures, her heart belonged to bacon, squeeze-treats, and the unmistakable joy of Kraft Singles American cheese slices.

For 19 years, she lived freely on seven acres, spending her time hunting in the barn and sunbathing on the rocks behind the house. As an indoor-outdoor kitty, she enjoyed the best of both worlds, always returning home to those who loved her most.

Her gentle spirit, playful heart, and quiet companionship will be deeply missed. Bubbles gave a lifetime of love — and her memory will forever live on.

Rocky was the best dog. Friendly, athletic and always fun to be around. We will miss him forever.

Cooper
Donavan’s Mini “Cooper” Schmetterling Morris (April 24, 2012 - June 12, 2025)

Cooper decided he was too tired it was his time to cross the rainbow bridge. Cooper was the most laid back German Shepherd we ever had. He was also a little lazy. He would rather be in the house than outside. Now he may have been lazy but he was the best protector. His daddy Donavan could come out in him when needed.

He loved Tessa and Harrison but they would get on his nerves. They knew Cooper was the alpha dog. They would walk the long way around when Cooper was in one of his “old man moods”.

Cooper was talented he could open the door like a hooman. He taught himself how to open the door. One of his Daddy’s friends was visiting, he said OMG that dog just opened the door. Yep he opens it all of the time. His hoomans just got use to it.

Cooper loved him some hooman food. He was a polite begger. He never met a stranger that he wouldn’t bum food. But his true love was McDonald French fries. He could eat them in less than 2 minutes flat.

Cooper your Daddy has been waiting on you. He has your pillow ready for you. It is sitting front of his chair while both of you sleep watching CNN.

We love you…give Daddy a kiss for us. ❤️🐾❤️

Mommy (Joyce), Sissy (Samantha), Bo, Garry, Tessa and Harrison.

We were so grateful that Chloe could pass peacefully surrounded by our family at home. She gave 20 years of love and affection that we will cherish. We will love you always sweet girl!

RIP Baxter! You were such a good boy and the last of the originals. We love and miss you buddy!

Sable was a “WV Brown Dog” through and through, she enjoyed going on runs to chase rabbits, taking rides in the truck and hanging out on the porch watching the world go by. She is now with her pack she grew up with. She was a lot of life and energy over the past 16 years.

Ginger was my constant companion since I got her 7 years ago. She could always be found wherever Mommy was. I never even went to the bathroom without her. I never felt lonely during COVID because Ginger and Johnny, who passed in January, were there by me.

Ginger came from life on a chain in Summerville. She was rescued by a woman who had to rehome her because Ginger did not like her cats. I knew she was my dog the minute I saw her picture. She’s had her problems and wasn’t always an easy dog, but I don’t regret for one moment opening my home and my heart to her. She has been my peace and calm, and I will miss her more than words can express.

Fly high and run free my beautiful girl. I will see you again someday.

Many thanks to Dr Sierra for a peaceful passing

We adopted Toby when he was 6 months old. He stole my heart from the first time I looked into those big brown eyes. He was a mommas boy. I love you so much and will forever miss you my sweet boy 💙

Dear Pepper,
Words can’t express how much you are missed. We knew how much your presence filled a room, but the quiet in our house feels deafening these days.

We could never have imagined just how much you would change our lives when we got you at 4 months old. Your ornery personality and rambunctious energy didn’t make it easy to be your pet parent when you were a puppy, but you sure added so much laughter and love to our home.

We will never forget how your entire personality changed the day you became a big sister. You went from chewing on everything to focusing all of your energy on your baby doggy sister Olive. You were definitely two peas in a pod from the start.

Watching you become “nana Pep” to your two human siblings was so special. You took your guard dog job very seriously. We will cherish the countless baby pictures we have with you laying beside them with a watchful, loving eye.

The firsts without you have been really hard. The first time I turned on the vacuum cleaner without you attacking it. The first time we went to Ridenhour lake as a family without you running around chasing all the squirrels. The first time the kids ran around the house too much and you weren’t there herding them around to stop. I hope in time that pain turns to a smile of joyous memories. Know that you are forever loved. I hope the rainbow bridge is all you could ever dream of, sweet girl. Until we meet again.

We don’t know how Scout spent the first 7 years of his life, but we did our best to make his last 5 as comfortable and happy as possible after he rescued us from the shelter. His cat-sister Trudy won’t admit it, but she misses him being around.

Sweet Scout was the most faithful sidekick, he was a touch OCD, more than a touch stubborn, hated car rides, loved food more than anything, and he reminded us to rest and to play, which we’re trying to remember is still important now without him.

Fern was the absolute best fur baby. She stole my heart from day one. She was my side kick, my karaoke buddy and my dance partner (when it was just the two of us, lol). I miss you every minute of every day.

Our dear sweet, sweet girl. You were loved more than any dog has ever been loved. You were our best friend and the most sweetest, loyal dog. Your memory will stay alive forever, and we still look for you each day we come home or go to bed.You were the best cuddle buddy and gave the wettest kisses. You were our hardest goodbye. 💔
If love could have saved you, you would’ve lived forever🩷

We named you Sugar because you were the sweetest little girl who loved everyone. We will miss your gentle spirit, your playful game of chase, your smiling face and your big brown eyes that always told us what you wanted. You were so smart and sometimes shocked me with all the words you understood. We will always miss and love you baby girl 💕

Our sweet bear. Our gentle giant. You were the best girl and we miss you so much. You are always in our hearts.

In loving memory of the bestest speckled puppy... my Perry.

You were more than a dog, you were my best friend. I will miss all of our adventures together. Walker doesn't know what to do without you so I've been trying to keep him busy and taking him to all the places that you and I used to go.

You were my hardest goodbye. I love and miss you so much.

Bentley was the definition of a good boy. He had a heart of gold and would protect his loved ones to no end. He was our first dog together that was there through our transition from childhood to adulthood. He was unfortunately diagnosed with lymphoma in January 2022, but we are blessed we were able to spend 7 more months with him post diagnosis. We love you forever Bentley Bear.

Macee was my first boxer and I fell in love with the breed! She was all love and cuddles❤️ The day she crossed the rainbow bridge my whole family came to support me and my boys! She was one loved girl! Sierra was the veterinarian that helped her cross the rainbow bridge! She was so loving and let us take as much time as needed with Macee❤️ Her love for animals showed as she cared for Macee in her final minutes left on Earth!
R.I.P my sweet girl❤️ Always miss you!

You’re no longer with us but will always be remembered. We will always love you and miss you Simba.

You were small and mighty; loving and loyal;
independent and charming and never failed to make me smile. I miss your unique “voice” and sometimes hear it in the wind. Thank you for providing adventure and joy even though you were taken from us too soon. Jasper Octavian, we love you forever.