Our precious “Zig” with a heart of gold with us for 16 years. He was the sweetest soul… everything about him was just easy even in times where he may not have felt well. He had such a unique relationship with his canine brother who passed four years ago…he has missed him terribly so now he meets up with him at the beautiful Rainbow Bridge where they will be together again, playing as the young furkids they once were.
Our hearts are broken as we mourn your loss….you will live in our hearts forever. We love you so much, sweet Zig….Rest in Peace.
Buster came into our lives when he was just 6 weeks old. He was so smart. He shook hands, did a high five, stood on his hind legs and begged for treats. He loved riding on the tractor but was not too much of an outdoor dog otherwise. He slept with us and always knew when it was bedtime. He was very protective of his owners and he was the best pet we ever owned. Losing him was so hard because he was that special.
Brisket was always hyper, active and full of love. He is our first baby and meant so much to our family. He always wanted to play, run and explore. Exploring was he favorite thing. When people would come over and visit he had to stand up, put his paws on my shoulder and watch whoever was talking. He always wanted to be in the conversations. If he was outside during the day Brisket wanted his blanket. He would carry it all over the yard to lay on it. My other baby Cookie and him just always loved each other. He didn’t like to be alone or even sleep alone. If he woke up and wasn’t touching you he started whining and would lay on you. When he started to loose his hearing a couple of year ago it became even more important to always be touching someone. I can’t imagine my life without Brisket and I don’t really know how to go on. There is an empty whole in my house. I will always Love and miss my baby.
We got our boy in june as a puppy. He was trained to not attack our chickens or our children. My husband and I would go on walks and blu would pull his dad on the skateboard. He lived to pull the skateboard he loved it. I would always cuddle him as a pup when I got home from work, he would jump in my lap and make me happy. He was our emotional support dog. He left behind 13 kids and i have his first born daughter. He was my our bestfriend and my daughters everything. My daughter has Williams syndrome and he was always there to comfort her. He will be highly missed!!! We love you blushark
Uno came to us about 11 years ago, he was adopted from the pound and had already a rough life. He lost an eye and someone paid to have it fixed and never came back for him. We brought him into our family not knowing what an impact he would have on us. He was with us through some very hard times and always knew when we need a friend. His last weeks on earth we tried to show him how much we loved him by making a bucket list and allowing him to do his own thing. He will be truly missed. RIP little buddy.
The first time I met tucker was walking by a pet store in Oklahoma city. I was not planning to purchase a puppy that day, However,he was sound asleep snuggled in shredded newspaper in the window of the store. It was love at first site. As we were wdriving back to Amarillo with tucker the only place he wanted to be was on the shoulder snuggled in the neck. That is how the doggie in the window was named. Because he wanted to always sleep on my shoulder and neck. As he grew up his favorite place to sleep was on my pillow snuggle near my should and neck when I went to sleep at night in our bed. Tucker we will miss you dearly !We love you.
We met Toby for the first time on December 31st, 2000 in the parking lot of Home Depot. He was six-weeks-old and ornery as all get out. Little did I know that this tiny creature would change my life for the better. Shortly after, we almost lost Toby to Parvovirus but fortunately, we had an amazing vet that cared for him for two full weeks. Once home, he was our little buddy. He went everywhere with us and truly became our child. In fact, he helped make us a family. The most important thing that Toby taught me was how to love something so purely and unconditionally. He was with us for 15 years until one day, he just wasn’t himself any longer. The night before he died, I sat down on the floor next his bed and looked into eyes. It was almost as if he was telling me that it was alright. It was his time. We were there with him as he quietly went to sleep for the last time. Although his absence has been felt throughout our home and life, I am grateful to God that we had him for his brief stay on this Earth. He will always have our hearts and we will always love him. Heaven’s Rainbow Bridge has been wonderful throughout this difficult process. He is now back home with us. He is now in a place where he may forever watch over us.
Stormy was my friend for over half my life. She is the cute siamese in the picture. It was taken in 2006. Nine years later she still looked much the same. She was always a beautiful catter.
I named her Thunderstorm because she had a brother named Sunshine and I thought it was a cute contrast. Sunny died early, but Storm’s name still suited her. She was very much like a storm.
She lived for 22 1/2 years and I miss her. It was a very long time for a cat and yet not long enough.
There aren’t really enough words to describe what she meant to me. There is a hole in the world where she used to be. So I wrote a poem instead because it’s how I deal with grief.
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It’s been one week since you left this world.
One week of strangeness.
A week of sorrow.
A week of pain.
A week of hoping I did the right thing.
I think I did.
I love you too much to keep you here
when you were suffering.
Too much to trap you in an old body.
But letting go hurts so much.
I miss you, Stormy.
My Thundercat. The Most Beautiful of Ones.
My ‘Letta made of bad eggs.
My love. My heart.
My blue-eyed companion.
I’m so glad you can breathe now.
So glad you can run and play without pain.
Thank you for staying with me so long.
Thank you for being my friend.
Thank you for being such a wonderful cat.
I love you.
I miss you.
I hope we meet again in the next world.
Until then, rest easy my dear.
Goodbye.
Star Passed last Sunday, November 27, 2016 very unexpectedly from congestive heart failure. We did not know she had it but they told us at the small animal hospital that it presented itself and it happened very quickly and with a matter of about three hours star was gone peacefully.
We had her almost 16 years since she was born. We are going to miss her greatly and one of her little girls Chloe lives in the house with us she just keeps looking for her.
We want to thank the people at the small animal emergency hospital in Amarillo and the wonderful people at Heavens Rainbow Bridge for taking care of star and help making her passing bearable. Thank you.
