“One day we will see our animals again in eternity of Christ. Paradise is open to all God’s creatures.” Pope Francis
In Memory of My Beloved Pet
Welcome to our Pet Obituaries page a special place to honor and remember your beloved companions. Here, you can share cherished memories and post pictures of your dearly missed pets, celebrating the joy they brought into your life. Join our community in paying tribute to these treasured animals who will hold a special place in our hearts. Share your stories and keep their memories alive.
In loving memory of Cupid (Aug 7,2011 - Mar 26, 2025)
Cupid came into our life when he was 8 weeks old and he will forever be there as beautiful memories. He was an amazing companion - wise, compassionate, playful. He taught us so much and made us better human beings. We hope to be reunited with his beautiful soul some day.
In loving memory of Cupid (Aug 7,2011 - Mar 26, 2025)
Cupid came into our life when he was 8 weeks old and he will forever be there as beautiful memories. He was an amazing companion - wise, compassionate, playful. He taught us so much and made us better human beings. We hope to be reunited with his beautiful soul some day.
In Loving Memory of Kairos
In Loving Memory of Maylee
Maylee Ann went to be with Jesus Saturday, February 8, 2025, peacefully on her favorite bed surrounded by the people that loved her most. I will never know what day Maylee was born, but I know we found each other on February 23, 2013. Maylee had lost her family and had been in the shelter for well over a month. I always knew God saved her for us. In so many ways, we saved each other. She stole the hearts of all that knew her. Maylee’s favorite things were playing ball, tug of war with anything she could find, snuggling her “baby” stuffed bear, and eating bread in all its forms. More than anything, May loved her family. She loved getting and giving her hugs. We will think of her often and miss her dearly. She’ll be in our hearts forever and never be forgotten.
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In Loving Memory of Cabella
Chief was truly a gentle giant, in every sense of the word. He spent his days and nights guarding the family that he loved so dearly. He was so gentle with his dog and cat brothers and all the young children that visited his home every day. He was a daycare guardian of tiny tots. He loved sneaking food off our plates and his favorite thing to do was to lay in the mud. The muddier he could get, the happier he was. Constantly blocking our doorways, he was always in the way. Mud tracked all over the floors and dog hair everywhere. We miss it all so much.
We love you, Chief.
Our hearts are broken without you and our house will never be the same.
Rokko entered our lives a bit over 6 years ago now and from the first moment I saw him my life instantly changed for the better. He was the best dog and friend I could have ever asked for, and beyond everything he was a pure soul at heart. Every time you'd look into his eyes there was nothing but pure love, joy, and care. He was a very reserved dog as well and did things entirely his own way, he wasn't a dog that bombarded you with cuddles or affection, he very much loved having his own space but when it was time to show affection he did it with his whole heart. He had this adorable mischievous walk almost like a panther where it looks like he's up to something giving side eyes, then he'd slowly make his way over to me and bury his face into my shoulder and neck and give me his paw to hold onto. He loved all of us dearly and it was funny because he had a really hard time trying to figure out which room he wanted to spend time in to make sure we all knew he loved us equally. When my grandmother would be staying with us, he would be torn between all 3 of us so he would literally sit in the middle of all of our rooms, that way he was at equal length between all of us and could keep an eye on us. He was always sitting like a sphynx, brooding and serious but attentive and alert to everything around him keeping an eye on all of us. My mom also has a little beagle named Rosie who is very young and playful, and he had the patience of a saint with her, was never mean to her and never snapped at her whenever she was too much for him, always did his best to play and interact with her given the energy he had. The two of them forged a strong bond and she could never leave his side eventually. During thunderstorms he would get very scared and she was always right there cuddled up next to him. She is also very sad and she knows he is no longer with us, she keeps going around the house smelling all of his favorite spots and her demeanor has changed quite a bit, in time she will heal alongside us. He loved climbing in the front seat with me and inevitably getting stuck in the bottom where I'd have to help him out but he didn't care, he just wanted to keep me company in the front on long road trips. We have many memories so it's incredibly difficult to pick a favorite but one of them, is a very simple one but I'll keep it with me till the day I die. We were at his favorite park, it was just the two of us, sun was out but wasn't too hot, everything was just perfect. We were simply sitting down next to one another, he had his paw draped over my foot and just kept smiling looking around enjoying everything about the day and taking it all in, and he'd keep looking over at me smiling almost as if to say, "are you seeing how pretty all of this is?" He gave my mom, grandmother, and I the best 6 years of our lives and we loved him dearly and will keep him in our hearts for the remainder of our lives. He was my best friend, my 2nd half, and I dearly hope I can see my Rokko again one day.
In Loving Memory of Matilda
Oh, my baby-girl, I love & miss you so very much, you were the sweetest most precious girl. You were, and are my heart forever, momma love's you to the moon & back! Rest easy sweet girl.
This is Ms. Gracie. I got here in 2006, at 5 weeks old. I drove to Texarkana to pick her up. She was so tiny. She fit perfectly on my small coin tray. She was my traveling buddy and traveled everywhere with me for the first 12 years of her life (rain/shine/hot/cold). She was a staple, and she lived to be 18 years and 2 months old-my Lil girl !!
This is Ms. Canton, and we got her in 2012 at 5 weeks old. We drove to Canton for trade days and for me to play in a golf tournament. My last words to my Joan (GF) were "do not go down Dog alley", but she ignored my suggestion and this little baby, came home with us. Poor baby had kennel cough, but we nursed her back to health. We were deciding what to name her as we were leaving Canton. And we see in big bold letters a sign, "Canton, TX" and the rest is history. She and her sister Gracie were my traveling buddies. Canton traveled everywhere with me for her first 10 years of her life. She was our sassy girl, the only one that would back-talk me. While she had her quirks, she was my little girl too and she became our protector. If any noise was not normal, she was letting us know. Our girl lived a great life and we were blessed to have her for 13 years and 2 months.
Buddy rescued me over 10 years ago! He was a big, energetic, snuggly teddy bear from day one. He loved every person and every dog with the sweetest innocence and excitement. Well, except men in baseball caps? We will never know why but that's okay because we had 10 years of nothing but love with that sweet boy and believe it canceled that fear completely. The cool temps and snow were his favorite making him feel like a pup all over again. I will miss his hugs and snuggles and pray I will reunite with him in heaven someday!
I was blessed to have Tucker in my life for over 15 years. He was with me through so much, including my cancer diagnosis and chemo, never leaving my side and being a faithful companion throughout. He was truly one of a kind, with the personality and quirks of a charming, grumpy old man. He loved his treats, walks, and naps, and I'm so grateful he was mine. We miss you, Mitter T. There will never be another like you. xo
Our sweet Jovi passed away at 16, after a lifetime filled with love and loyalty. It is so difficult to sum up how great of a dog she was in a few sentences. I brought her home at 8 weeks old, and she was by my side through every milestone. From moving out, getting married, and welcoming our sons.
Jovi was gentle, obedient, and loved by everyone who met her. In her prime, she was unstoppable catching balls and frisbees, full of energy and joy. She will always be remembered as the heart of our family, and forever a good girl.
Run free and catch all the frisbees Jovi. I will miss you forever.
My loyal companion Reese passed away peacefully on Saturday, July 5, 2025, at home in the comfort of my arms. Reese was my primary purpose in life. Reese joined our family on Feb 7, 2011, and never left my side. She was everywhere in my life: the first to greet me each morning and the last to say goodnight. She was with me through heartbreak in 2013. My closest companion through our many life challenges of family loss, surgeries, injuries, sickness, and celebrations. She graciously gave us 14.5 years of her life. Most recently, her fierce loyalty and love saw me through my own cancer diagnosis and treatment in 2024. In her earlier years, she was my lunch date every day until she became my constant coworker and companion during the last 4 years of her precious life. She was the most athletic, fun, happy, and intelligent girl. She loved water and swimming, feeding horses, barn and yard work, traveling, nature, and adventure. She loved the outdoors and sunshine but was happy to battle any weather as long as we were together. She loved change, new things, building, and anything with action. Her favorite times were being feisty, sassy, and wrestling with her dad. She was his biggest fan of cooking out and new building projects. She loved farm life and massaging her back on sappy tree limbs. She was a worker and an early riser. We were always on her schedule. She loved jumping, spinning, and running perfect figure eights, our little reining horse. She hated bananas, apples and oranges, anything with funny texture. She loved taco chips, beef jerky, and brisket. She was a protector; she loved movie time with the family and cuddling with mom. She was polite, sharing, and loved her tennis ball. She was a nurturer and cared deeply for watching over her younger brother, Goose. She was never alone, and she always traveled with us. She was vocal from day one and was never afraid to let us know what she thought or needed. Her sweet voice will forever be etched into our memory. She was the glue to our family. We are lost without her. Reese temporarily leaves behind her beloved mom and dad, and fur brother, Goose. Reese taught us strength, resilience, and unconditional love. She taught us to keep living despite our hardships, enjoy every day until you can’t. Shelly Wickersham
Fenrir came into my life when he was two months old, the runt of his litter. What he didn’t know was that he came into my life when I soulfully needed him the most as my best friend and furchild. The past 9 years with you have been nothing short of amazing. Fenrir grew into a confident, sassy, and spunky Pomeranian; the Pomeranian who was always down for a road trip, even if it’s just down the street to pump gas; the Pomeranian who I can always drop off to any daycare or dog sitter, because he makes himself known as everyone’s best friend; how quiet you were on planes and subways; how much you’re always able to charm people. You smiled every day like it was your business to do so, and your smiles always lifted me up; I’ve missed your infectious daily smiles since you’ve left this world. You were always the first one I look at and pet when I wake up, and I could always count on that you’re asleep on the floor in our room every night. The one who was a little too smart for his own good; the one who somehow keeps sneaking into my fenced garden to eat all of my bok choys and cabbages. The one who learned to jump onto the dinner table to steal food; the one who learned to command attention for himself. How I missed getting videos of how sassily you’d demand your dad for food when I leave for work; and like a cat, you always knew when it was your treat time, and you would settle for nothing less than chicken jerky or a beef trachea. We shouldn’t have favorites as parents, but you were always my favorite, Fen. You saved me and gave me so many precious memories over the past 9 years, and I love & miss you so much, Fenrir. I’ll reunite you at the rainbow bridge.
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