Pet Memorials

Charly boy had a tough life. He was born with an annual deformity in his front left leg, and tore both ACLs in his back legs. Even after multiple surgeries, rehabilitation, and lots of medications, how mobility declined quickly. We were so glad we got the (almost) 6 years with him! When he couldn’t run and play with our other dogs he would bark and roll and still join in! He LOVED to cuddle and be with us. I am at grateful I spent the last few days of his life snuggling him in bed. There is nothing cozier than holding him in my arms!

On October 1st, we said goodbye to our beloved German Shepherd, Lucy—affectionately known as Lucygoosey, Sister, Goobie, Goob, and Goosey. For ten wonderful years, you filled our lives with unconditional love. You were Mom’s rock, her favorite companion, and her truest best friend. Your joyful greetings, warm cuddles, playful moments, and boundless love lit up our home. We hope you’re basking in paradise, hanging with Grandpa Jim, playing with Clara, chasing bubbles, splashing in water, playing with rocks, catching balls, and savoring endless treats. You were so gentle and loving with Ry and Brae, showering them with affection. You were also so sweet with Ollie as well. The house feels quieter without you, and our hearts ache for your presence and even your fur everywhere. We love and miss you deeply, always. 🤎🐾

Riot was the sweetest, kindest dog you could ever imagine—a true cuddle bug with a heart as big as his signature Dalmatian spots. He wasn’t just a dog; he was the heartbeat at my feet, my constant companion through every chapter of life. I had always dreamt of having a Dalmatian, and in June 2014, my dreams became reality.

One of my favorite things to do was dress Riot up for Halloween. He was my canvas for creativity. Over the years, he became Spider-Dog, Flounder, Scrump, Patrick Star, Rocket Raccoon, and countless other costumes lovingly handmade with my sewing machine. He wore each one proudly, happy just to be part of the family fun.

Riot was a traveler and a little explorer. He lived in five states with his family and probably marked his territory in at least 25. Though he was smaller than the average Dalmatian—just 40 lbs—he carried a presence that filled every room. People at the dog park always thought he was a puppy, even in his senior years. Riot loved the attention of melting hearts with his sweet nature.

I’ll carry his memory with me forever.
Fly high, my spotted angel.
I will love you until the end of time.

“Cat’s choose us, we don’t choose them”

Isis lived by this philosophy ever since she was a kitten. One faithful night, I was walking home from a local gas station and this little 5 to 6 month old kitten had followed me for almost two thirds of a mile. When I looked over my shoulder, she was looking up at me expectantly. I let her into my home to give her some food not knowing I was letting her into my heart and life at that time.

She was my little buddy that always wanted to be near me. Whenever I was watching t.v., playing games or working. She had to be in the same room as me to make sure I was doing okay. She quickly became friends with my sons when they were brought into this world and helped watched over them in the middle of the night. She would always keep my wife company when she was feeling under the weather. She would always greet our guests and love upon them as if they were apart of the family.

Isis was one in a million and while we are sad her gentle soul is gone, we are happy to have had her be apart of our lives.

12/14/2014 – 03/08/2025

Rambo was our furry baby for 11 years, and we are still missing him with every breath. He was loyal, obedient, and affectionate, and he used to be my shadow, following me all day. Rambo will forever live in our hearts. ❤️‍🔥🐕🙌😘

Our sweet girl Izzy was such a blessing to our family. She had such a goofy personality and was so full of energy. The hardest part of having an animal is having to say goodbye. It does comfort my family to know she is back with her big brother, Danner. They loved each other so much. She would always sit by him and hold his hand. We also know she had a life full of love and happiness. We are going to miss this girl like crazy! RIP my sweet baby girl.

06/01/2011 – 09/24/2025

I found Ebee at a Utah county shelter after hearing reports of 70 cats rescued from a cat hoarder. The shelter staff said go I could go look only. A cat named Emily looked at me and mewed, saying “what am I doing here?” After hearing my first choice was not available, I said “what about Emily?” They said yes, but they needed to send her out to be spayed. When I picked Emily up, there were no surgery scars but the matted hair was still there. It was quickly obvious Emily was not a girl, so I put Emily together with the beehive state to name him Ebee.

Ebee was smart, confident, easy going, quirky, and loved his head scratches and being brushed. He was also fierce and brave and suffered many battle wounds. He came home one night with a severe bite on the base of his tail. It was during the pandemic and vet appts were months out. Ebee stripped the hair and kept the bite marks clean until they healed. Any attempts to doctor the wounds were not allowed! After months of healing, he was able to proudly hold up his bottlebrush tail again.

Decimated by cancer, Ebee was too weak to move, but he looked at me on that last day and mewed, asking for my help. With Dr. Hogan, we were able to put him out of his suffering at home. Thank you for the time together, big boy!

Madison was the sweetest girl!! She loved playing and laying in the water!! She loved her snacks! Madison loved everyone and everyone loved her! She brought calmness and love!! We miss her more than words can say!!!

We got milky a year after moving to Idaho. She was so small my fuzzy sock would lay perfectly on her belly! If she wasn’t laying in bed under the blankets, you could find her sunbathing outside in the grass. We love and miss her so much! 💕

When searching for two kitties to adopt from a Seattle humane society, Sylvia reached her little paw out when we walked by and chose us to be her roommates and caretakers. She was three at the time we took her home that day and the sweetest kitty we knew. Her and I would chase each other back and forth across the house. She loved finding the sunny spot and taking a little time to spend outside if we were sitting out back or out front. Her purr motor was strong and she was so nimble. We will always remember her little chips and chirps she meowed and how she was such a lover. She lived to be 19 and will always be tucked away, warm and cozy, in our memories.

08/25/2007 – 09/20/2024

Gretchen was our tough little adventurer, there wasn’t a hike she would pass up! She was happiest when she was outside on the trail. She was with us for 17 years, was given to us from a friend when she was 14 weeks old. We are so grateful that we were able to have her in our lives, she gave us lots of smiles and joy. 🐶❤️

She loved to give hugs. She loved to howl at fire engines. She loved to be outside. She didn’t like car rides. She was sweet and gentle and got along with everyone. Rylee was a rescue so we didn’t know her birthday. We couldn’t have asked for a better companion and are glad for many years she was with our family.

Vocal and feisty! Tiger was a lover and a fighter. He had a full life at 17 and was so loved.