In Loving Memory

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.

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.

Bacon was the best dog anyone could ask for. He was never mean or aggressive.

He always just wanted to be close to someone, to comfort and cuddle them.

He loved being cozy and warm, he would always be down to play and go for a walk.

He’ll be missed tremendously, he made waves in every relationship he contacted.

On February 27, 2026 the world lost a precious soul.  I lost my best friend and most loyal companion.

Duke came into my life unexpectedly.  My roommate had a Pembroke corgi puppy that we named Duchess.  Logic only said that we had to have a Duke as well.

He was chosen from a picture on the breeders website, and my life was never the same again.  I would not change even a moment of the time this world chose to give us.

He was quiet and shy but loyal to the bone.  He was distrustful of “people” strangers but loved to meet most dogs. He was a disciplinarian and was often put with puppies in the daycare to teach them manners.

He was a my light and will be missed every day and forever

Our beautiful boy, Gimli, has passed over the Rainbow Bridge to be with the others who have gone before. May he rest in peace. With much love – Mom, Uncle Tony and Lego

I got Cassidy just after she had weaned 5 kittens. She had her tummy shaved for spaying so her nipples were a wobbly sight. Didn’t bother her and she was soon her gorgeous svelte self.

One of the things that fascinated me about Cassidy was her sleeping arrangements. She just sniffed at an expensive bed shaped like an owl and looked very chic. Eventually Cassidy slept on five large brown paper bags around the suite, on a cushion in the bedroom closet, on top of the paper shredder in the hall closet, on cushions stored in the corner of that closet, on a towel spread on top of her litter box, under the bed spread and in two actual cat beds.

Cassidy loved the two women who came to cut her claws. She came to meet them when they arrived and stayed to give them leg rubs and to be petted after her claws were clipped. Not all their “clients” did that. She wasn’t so friendly with everyone however especially if she had just awakened.

Cassidy wasn’t a huggy cat but she loved to sit on my knee while I read. She accompanied me to the bathroom often and got lots of petting. Strange but comforting.

I miss Cassidy terribly.

Mary