Drew
Today I said goodbye to my beloved Drew. I have never had a cat like him. He was always cheerful, affectionate, and so connected. I adopted him from The Rescue House through Petco in April 2016. When our eyes met, that was it. “Oh, my, do you want to be my cat?” Little charmer rolled over on his back and bent his paw at me. Lost. I was lost. I had to teach him how to play. He learned he could sit in my lap (he’s big, so he draped over either side) and purr. I was so delighted when he finally chose to sleep on the bed with me. He helped me with my clients! He would rest on...
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Smokey will be missed dearly, he was very loving, affectionate and always knew when someone was sad or sick. Our hearts are broken, in peace at the same time. He is no longer suffering, you will forever being in our hearts.
Read MoreHenley
One day, this beautiful dog came into my life and before I knew it, he had taken over my heart and filled spaces I didn’t even know were empty. I named him Henley after someone I consider to be the greatest of all time because from the moment I saw him, I knew he was. He lived up to his name, to me, he was, and always will be, the greatest dog of all time. I will forever miss his howling, nose bumping, face licks, our evening walks, and his rolling all over his blue bone. Goodbye my friend, you had a good life and I’ll forever be...
Read MoreMy Gray Tabby Cat “Spirit”
My SWEET SPIRIT🐈was presented to me as a gift from my daughter on July 15th 2004. She has spent close to 15 years with me as my true and faithful ally. Since the beginning SPIRIT has filled my life with so much love, comfort & Joy. SPIRIT was a gray tabby cat who passed on Monday afternoon February 11th 2019. Rest In Peace my beautiful furry feline. I LOVE YOU ALWAYS!!😍😘 MOMMIE DEE
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Dear Sue Wilson, We just want to thank you for what you and the“Transitional Veterinary Services”did to relieve the pain and future pain of our loved and precious Hachiko. We almost had our Ratty 10 years, and devoted everyday to making her days enjoyable and gratifying. We certainly didn’t want to “put her down,” but than, we realized that we were being selfish. Just looking into her eyes, and all the other symptoms she was having, we felt we needed to let go, and we finally did. Performing this action in our home was truly an advantage, and so humane for all of us. We had the chance to...
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