Pet Memorials

In Loving Memory

Honouring and remembering the pets we have helped transition across the rainbow bridge.
Please send us an email if you would like to honour your pet’s memory.

Niko

Niko was the best dog anyone could ask for, our soul dog some might say.  She loved everyone and every creature big or small. She loved to adventure in the forest and swim in any body of water she could get herself into. She spent her 14 years with us traveling the world by our side. Her spirit will forever hold space in our hearts and memories.

Whitney

Hard to describe how good Whitney was to us. She filled our life with so much joy. She loved roaming the beach for seaweed to eat and occasionally barking at planes. She had such a sweet personality so chill but also playful. We will miss her so much 💛💛

Macey

Our dearest Macey, at over 15, you took your last breath on Friday, March 13.
We rescued you 12 years ago, but in many ways you rescued us. Your unwavering love and protection of our family never faltered. Even as you battled your own health challenges, you never slept until all of us were home each day. Our home is empty now and our hearts are broken, but we know you are running free without pain on the other side of the rainbow bridge.

Sister

Sister came to us ( named Daisy ) from Pacific Cat clinic in August of 2010.  She was a very shy 3 month old kitten. Sister had been rescued along with her 2 siblings after being abandoned by her mother and being raised by a 20 year old male cat. She was also looked after and fed by a momma dog who kept them safe. When we got her, she loved to hide and we were always asking the other adopted sibling (named Askher ) “Where is your Sister?” Thus the name changed to Sister.
She was a very shy, petite girl but very much attached to Stéphane, either sleeping on top of him or under the bed covers or on his lap.  She liked our dog Sarge and would ignore or fight with Askher. Sister would hide anytime someone new came to the house UNTIL the day 3 years ago when we got our Service Dog Bunker.  She LOVED him and must have felt very safe with him because her whole personality changed that day.  She would not shy away from others and became quite social.  For the last 3 years she shared her affection with our home stay students, visitors and other pets too.
Sister left us on March 10, 2026 with loving assistance to ease her pain after declining in health quickly.
Her absence is felt strongly in our home.  We will miss her and never forget this special little girl.

Sofy

Your pawprints will stay in our hearts forever.

PanPan

PanPan left us Feb 27th.  He is greatly missed and always will be in our home and in our hearts.  He was a rescue (as all our animals are) and we adopted him because of his personality and his cry.  He was hiding under the bed at the rescue home, he would come out when people where quiet and usually asleep.  We didn’t see PanPan when we adopted him, only when he was put in the crate to bring home.  We cried the smallest cry for such a large boy, we were in love.  His name means GreekGod, and that he was!  He had a good 13+ years with us and spent some time with our other cats until they passed – PK, MoeMoe and Misty.  He hated them all but he came out of his shell and became the GreekGod his name reflects.  We miss you Pan and we will never forget you

Buddy

Buddy ..my boy as I called him. He was a very handsome..charming..and confident cat. He pretty much did what he wanted when he wanted. But not with arrogance. He was sweet and sensitive. One of his favourite things was to be brushed..on demand! He loved his treats too.The neighbourhood adored him..he had places and people he visited regularly. He ruled the street and the other cats who lived here…but it was more of a leadership role😉😸

He was my roommate for almost 13 years…I miss him so much.

Thank you to Dr.Vanessa and Laura for their compassion and kindness at a very difficult and heartbreaking time.

Penny

My sweet Penny was the most loving and loyal companion. She filled our home with warmth, joy, and countless happy memories. I will always cherish the time we had together and carry her love with me forever.

Mazie

Our sweet Mazie crossed the Rainbow Bridge on February 14, 2026, far too soon.
She was the most loving, gentle girl who never met anyone she didn’t like. With her big goofy smile and her wiggliest little butt — she greeted everyone like they were family. And once you were in her circle, you were loved completely.
Mazie may have been a big Rottweiler, but she was convinced she was Chihuahua-sized and was always ready to try to sit in your lap. She loved her balls and her moosie, proudly bringing them to you to admire — but never actually letting you have them. And she was forever making “trades,” bringing rocks of all sizes, socks, or a Kleenex or a, well whatever she found,  holding the treasure in her mouth until you noticed, huffing for attention, and happily exchanging them for a treat.
She loved corn on the cob and could clean off the cob very well, you had to pay attention to roll the cob to match her nibbles.
Mazie was an epic napper and loved her snug time with us.
Seven years was far too short, but every day with her was filled with joy, laughter, and unconditional love.
Run free, sweet girl. Wiggle that little butt for all it’s worth. You will always be our girl.

🤍🐾🤍🐾🤍

Juniper

Juniper was pure love. Every person and animal that ever crossed her path got to feel that. She was the most loyal companion you could ask for.
I adopted her after being sent a few photos, one look at her face and I was in love. My years with her will always be the ones I look back on most fondly.
We’ll miss her snuggles, her snores, her silly personality, her dinosaur noises, her refusal to go outside in the rain and all the love she showered on us.