When I first saw Jean Claude, he was reaching out trying to grab my hand at a Humane Society. I was there to adopt another cat, Bob, who is still with us. Jean Claude was a handsome cat, with black and white velvety fur. He was fat and liked to have his tummy rubbed. I couldn't resist him that day and I am glad I couldn't because to most people he was a cat... to me he was a best friend.

Jean Pauline Satre, short named Satre, should have been a boy (so they told me in the pet shop), but she decided to use her intelligence and so she grows up as a female rat. She lived 2 1/2 years with me and I will miss her very much...

To my precious curly headed little buddy of mine(Rascal) yes that you were a little rascal, no one knows how it hurt to lose you my little buddy, you meant so much to me and it hurt me so much to lose you the way i did,you didnt have a chance to have a life because it was cut off much too soon and all because of a vet that didnt check you no closer than he did, just to give you pills and say you would be fine, then the next day you were gone, well baby boy he never touched another pet of mine i can promise you that, its hard when you put your trust in someone(vet) and they just dont take it serious,he was there for the money not for the love of animals. you put all your faith in me to take care of you the way you took care of me and i let you down and i am so sorry that i didnt take you in for a second opinion, i thought he knew what he was doing, but how wrong i was. I will always remember you and the sweet love that you gave and the vacations that we had together, i can see you now that year we went to Florida and the fun you had.May you rest in Gods Heaven for pets, your mommy loves and misses you very, very , much.

To our first cat, we'll never forget your sweet ways. Tho you were always shy and quiet we loved you for the way you were. You will always be "Kitty of the pink nose" in our hearts. We'll see both you and your sister over the Rainbow Bridge.

my darling it's already been six and a half months.I can't believe I've had to be without you.I miss you so so much.You are never far from my mind.Noone seems to understand.I hope your waiting for me kitten.You were the best friend a mum could wish for. I wish you could come back to me.I'm so lonely without you my monkey babe.Just to see you and give you a big kiss would be bliss.I will always love you my darling, Your loving mum and best friend always. A million kisses to you kitten.But that would still not be enough to show how much I will always love and miss you. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

I love you Jefferey. You made my heart smile everytime I saw you sweet face. You were also my caring friend and angel. I know you are in a better place.
Love mom,
kim

I love you Jefferey. You made my heart smile everytime I saw you sweet face. You were also my caring friend and angel. I know you are in a better place.
Love mom,
kim

Thank you for providing this page to remember my beloved "Jeffrey," who left me recently at age 18 1/2. I miss him a great deal, and it is nice to be able to memorialize "the best kitty in the world" here.

You stayed longer than any man in my life.
What a guy!
Thank you for the love, laughter and comfort.
Til we meet again.

Because this kitty was orphaned twice she learned to be a people pleaser. Her mother taught her to purr loudkly,meow quietly, keep her white clothes very clean and her ears quite pink. When her man was in his studio she watched from
her box and wherever her lady sat she curled up on her lap.
Jenny knew that a happy memory never wears out. She will be missed by all who knew her over her long life.

she lived a happy life with us and will continue up in heaven.

hi jeramy i will always miss you forever and ever and ever
goodbye forever luve jadexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx(millions of kisses for u)

Jerry was a great lad that brought me much happiness and he will never leave my mind. Most people do not realise how close one can get to a hamster or any pet. Jeremy Lee was a happy go lucky kind of hamster, always loved attention and was the first hamster I know to actually change from a normal nocternal sleeping arrangment, to a normal sleeping method so he could recieve attention during the day.

We only had you for a short time before you became sick.
The time that we shared with you, will always be remembered.
You where really one of a kind. Yourlove for butter cookies, and the happiness and joy that you shared with us.
Your sister snuggles misses you as we do. You have a new brother named Hamlet who is defintely taking on some of your wonderful habits. Thanks for watching over all of us.
We love you and miss you, Musswoof. Mom, Dad & Snuggles.

jerome my beloved kitty he was a beautifull exotic short hair persuian with big yellow firey eyes, he loved it when i put him on my chest and pet him so much he drooled i will always miss the preasants of live mice and other game he would bring me, i loved to hear him purr he is missed dearly! rest in peace my kitty..

A peculiar pet, to say the least, but loyal. He will be missed by his friend Ben & the rest of his family.

In loving memory of Jess, our beloved black fluffy cat.
You were a great and true friend, to my children and I, and you loved us as we loved you, wholeheartedly.
Our hearts are broken that you were taken so suddenly, in a road accident, and we will miss you until the end of our own days.
No more will we laugh at your bouncy gait, at the silly things you did, how you would fall asleep on the banister and slide off, or how kind natured you were when the kids were small and you let them wheel you round the garden in the toy pram. No more will we cuddle you like a baby till you fall asleep in our arms, nor lay before the fire being petted as we watched tv. No more will we hear your tiny meow, or look into your golden green eyes. No more will your sister snuggle up to you, no more will you snuggle to her, and she misses you too.

You were the sweetest, truest friend,
Your loss leaves a hole that will never mend.

Rest in peace pussycat
Ann Ian Kate Jasmine

It is said there are Angels
In Heaven above
And they shine with the light
Of an inner love

Of these things
I had not a clue
But that was
Before I found you

For in you I’ve found
A love that is so right
It shines all around
With the brightest of light

It comes from somewhere
So deep within
That it has no beginning
And knows no end

Your love is a light
That brightens each day
Of all of the people
You see on your way

Where ever you go
Or whatever you do
All see the love
That you have inside you

That God sent you here
To a place where you’d be
Sharing such love
With someone like me

Is proof for me
That angels exist
And are filled with a love
That no man could resist

I thank God each day
For finding the time
For looking down on me
And making you mine

So yes there are Angels
In heaven above
I know because
Of course, you are one

Jess lived a full life of 16 years and was always brave and loving and for this she will always be remembered.

Jesse, my littlest angel birdie...I miss you so much. You were never any problem, just a joy! I hope you are singing happy songs in heaven with Crackers, and your Aunt Pam. I prayed to God to take you and your pain with him, and seconds later, he did. I want you to know, I did that for you. Always remember, I love you and miss you very much!! Bye bye birdie, mommy loves you...3 kisses!

Big Jess was such a sweetheart. He came to us from the shelter after he was found running the streets with a shoelace around his waist. He looked like he hadn't been taken care of very well. When we saw him we fell in love. Jess was the biggest ferret we'd ever seen. He was cream colored with red eyes, and he loved people very much. He would just sit in our arms and cuddle. Our vet said he was the most beautiful ferret she'd ever seen. He never did get along with our other two, Beau and Daisy, he was a people ferret. We only had big Jess for a month or so when he stopped eating, we didn't know what was wrong with him, but he lost a lot of weight. He started sleeping a lot, but still loved to chew on rubbery toys & our shoes, and play in the grass outside. We force fed him and he stayed in the same condition for quite a while. When we finally got a diagnosis it was just too late. We helped him cross the rainbow bridge at 10:10 am last Friday. He will be missed so much. It was so hard to let him go, but we know he is in a better place now. His legs are strong again, he can run & play, and he can get fat again and feel better. We love you Big Jess!

Jessica known as Miss Bossy Knickers, What can I say she was a rescue dog at the age of 2 mistreated very badly. Took us a year to get the life back into her eyes. SHe then turned into a human (lol) she would bark at the kids if they made to much noise, god she was funny. My son got out onto the road where lots of milk tankers drive at 100kph and we live near a blind corner. She run in front of my 18 month old son who thought it was a great game. A ute came and jessica ran in front of it. She saved my sons life that day and was treated like a spoilt princess even more. But sometimes love is not enough and the sadest day came when she had to be put down because she got so sick.

Time heal's the wounds that weep
Precious baby to hold and keep
We let you go so you could sleep
Beyond the pain to the rainbow you go
Forever our's you shall be
Little Miss Jessica in memory

A lovely lady wrote this for my beautiful Tri colour collie.

Now I lay me down to die
I see a rainbow in the sky
I close my eyes and I can see
My dogs awaiting just for me
Their faces I see and I know
That this time is my turn to go
The rainbow bridge almost in sight
We shall cross it together this very night.

Jessica's chasing butterflies at rainbow ridge

Love always miss bossy knickers. Mum, dad, Cassandra, Callum, Quinlan and her baby blue puppy steele woof xxxxx

To our Miss bossy knickers,
Time heals the wounds that weep
Precious baby to hold and keep
We let you go so you could sleep
Beyond the pain to the rainbow you go
Forever ours you shall be........
Little Miss Jessica in memory.
Love Mum, dad, Cass, Callum, Quinlan. Your adopted son Steele(woof)

Jessie,our beautiful German Shepherd, we will always remember you.

It seems strange even now, its over a year since you left us, to wake up and not see you lying by the side of our bed. To come home and not have to drop everything to welcome you first. We miss you so very much Jessie you were such a very dear friend and companion for so many years, life is hard without you. Do you know that I still feel you are here watching over and protecting us from harm. You were the best, so sweet of nature and innocent. I'm glad you spent your last minutes in your favourite spot with us, it was hard for your mum and dad but I know it was the best way for you to leave. We have another friend now, we weren't sure at first whether to get a new puppy or not, we knew that we could never replace you but I think thats what you would have wanted. You were so generous of heart I know you wouldn't have minded. Kracka isn't you Jess, you were one of a kind, but she is beautiful in her own way and we love her, she has helped to fill the huge gap you left in our lives. Well Jess I must go now, I believe we shall meet again one day, if there is a "doggie heaven", I'm sure thats where you are, running through the fields, chasing rabbits you could never hope to catch. Till that time,remember we shall always love you and you will always be with us in our hearts. Goodbye dear friend. Love Mama & Dada.

Obituary For the past seven years it has been my privilege to share my life with one of the world's greatest creatures, who sadly had to be put to sleep at 10.57pm on 23rd June 1998. Jessie came into my life on the afternoon of 27th April 1991, she was nearly two years old. Little did I realise the impact she would have on my life, and all the lessons she would teach me. Her background was based on a skeleton of facts, mostly deduced from her actions and reactions in the following years. We knew from the rescue centre we took her from that she was almost two years old; her mother was a German Shepherd; her father, from her looks, most likely a Doberman. I later heard that she was the result of a mistake at a stud farm. Her lack of social skills, together with a nervous disposition told us that the necessary care during the first few vital weeks, when puppies learn the basic skills, had for her been sadly lacking. We were to learn a year later from the rescue centre that she had been taken in at 8 months old. She remained there for 13 months, apart from at least one disastrous attempt to rehome her where she was found to be being mistreated. I had grown up in the country in a dog owning household, spending much of my time on farms until I was 25. A week after bringing Jessie home, I realised to my horror that all of my experience of dog ownership and handling were of no use. Far from knowing what to do I realised I was, in fact, totally wrong. This was the hardest lesson of all for me. I quickly found professional help and that was when Jessie's talents were soon discovered. Surprising to my trainer, I knew from the first moment that she has a good, friendly temperament, which he confirmed. Jessie did have several behaviour problems, mainly caused by a serious back injury: this was only discovered by Dr Roger Mugford, the leading animal psychologist 2 years ago. We assumed this occurred just before being sent to the rescue centre, probably caused by her taking a risk due to her great courage. Her under privileged background, history of abuse and injuries makes her achievements all the more courageous and remarkable. Her handsome good looks often had her mistaken for a male, many a young child has exclaimed in true innocence 'oh what a lovely dog'. Jessie was a big, handsome, dominant animal; a true leader; competent of any task, with a strength and courage to match. Because of her early history her good nature was sometimes hidden behind a defensive front, but after a short time she won the hearts of all who met her. Jessie was a perfect dog, barking when necessary but not to excess. She never stole food and would always ask to eat. She had more patience than most humans, and more than any other dog I have known. She never whined if she wanted anything, just letting you know by quietly waiting. She could be left for long periods without complaint or toilet needs. She was never destructive and would play all games with unlimited stamina and endless pleasure. Outside she found her leadership and natural curiosity hard to contain. Although always obedient she often needed reminding and constant close supervision. Her awards were mostly achieved over two years ('94-'95) from a limited number of shows, and are too numerous to list. She achieved 92 awards, including 16 1st place, over 4 years. She gained 1st at least once in every class she has been entered, and I have been reliably informed that on more than one occasion she did not win best in show as the judge did not want to be seen to be biased towards her. Because of her back injury Jessie could not take the standard temperament test. Ignorance of this injury, together with my own inexperience, resulted in her being mishandled in her earlier shows, consequently she would never allow a judge to handle her in the show ring. This adds to the remarkable nature of her achievements. I started professional training a month after Jessie came to me at 2 years of age and six months later we were part of an obedience demonstration team, including agility. She gained a 3rd in an intermediate obedience at the first attempt in the autumn of '93. At the beginning of '94 we joined the Crossbreed and Mongrel club winning 'best rescued dog' at their first show, resulting in our picture going in the local papers. Her crowning achievement was July '95 when she was awarded 100% in the Good Dog Test at the RSPCA exemption show, she would have gone on to win intermediate if I had not anticipated the end and fussed her too soon. We noticed all was not well with her in April last year, we thought she was becoming paralysed in her back legs, however she showed signs of recovery towards the end of the year and only two months ago won a speed and skill event. She was however, hiding something more serious as she was to lose the use of her legs over a two day period in June this year. With the help of anti-inflammatory drugs she appeared to make a small recovery, but finally lost all use of her limbs. At 9.30 in the evening she became extremely distressed, so, with the help of my good friend Liz Colley, chairman of the CMC, and her husband Jim, we went to the vets. Jessie maintained her dignity, and with Liz and myself holding her head she took her last breath. Jessie was an example to every man and beast of how to live life. If ever any creature deserved an award for achievement over adversity it was Jessie. She had courage, strength and ability with handsome good looks along with a heart of gold. She was a true champion of dogs and will surely be placed amongst the top of the list of unsung heroes in the hall of fame.

Thankyou Jet for being my friend for all these years, I will never forget the fun times we had together. I will always cherish these memorys. Rest in Peace my friend Love Mark

I Loved the way you looked at me,
As we were sat among the grass.
The way you were so gentle,
Knowing forever it would last.

I loved the way your love shined through,
Every single day and night.
No matter where, when, how or who,
Your heart always remained light.

Even when the days got darker,
And your time began to go,
You showed no sign of fading,
And still your love would show.

To Jet, A rescue dog, lived till he was 12 years.
He still remains in the touched hearts of those who knew him. He was a Black Cocker Spaniel who loved and cherished each and everyone. He was part of our family for many years and even today, many years after, his warmth and love is still remembered. I will miss you always, Lots of Love, Laura

Jethro, my beloved black short hair cat served me well for 20 years as therapist, counselor, bed buddy, mouse trapper and trusted friend before his death in Nov 1992 from age related complications. Jethro, I still think of you, and always will. I miss you dearly.

You came to us as a wee puppy. You gave your heart to me, learned everything with enthusiasm. You were my faithful friend always at the side of my wheelchair and crutch. Any and everything you would fetch in a flash..click!you learned oh so fast meant "you got it right, boy!".
God, how I miss you Joseph. I wish I understood what happened inside your brain boy, what snapped. I suppose I never will...All I know is you were loved greatly and you loved back a million times beyond that.

Joseph: Faithful friend my heart is broken, you are missed beyond measure..You gave your all in your "job".

We called you many names. Jewel, Jewles, and Jewlsie. No matter what we called you, you were our beutiful Jewel. We all loved you so much. You came to us as a georgous kittie, but really you were our gardian angel. I will miss you the most. I am so sorry that you had to leave us so soon. You loved us all very well and we will have a hard time with not having that anymore. Remember, my baby girl, Mommie loves you forever. No one will ever take your place in my heart. My heart breaks every time I think of not seening you anymore, and I will miss your fur face kisses. Love, mommie

"Jezabelle" my Sweet Cat. I miss you so much!!! I'm sorry sweety, please forgive me. I know logically it was the best thing, I hated seeing you trying so hard to walk. And on that last day, it was just so heartbreaking. I know the worst was coming for you. So logically, yes, it was right, But my heart says something differently. I hope you could hear my voice and see me honey. I had to be with you, I would never have let you be alone with the strange doctors. So now your with your sister Penelope again, and you can drive her crazy once more...*S* I know you missed her when she died. Take care of each other....and I know I'll have you both back with me again one day. You were both two of a kind, no other cat will ever be able to compare with you. I hope your running and jumping again Jezabelle. Your legs failed you, the cancer was just to powerful. But you tried and tired, the medication I tried just wasn't good enough I guess. I'm sorry I had to put you to sleep sweety. I just couldn't let you suffer or die the way Penelope did. That was a night I'll never forget. I love you Jezabelle, the house is so quiet now. I hate it!! I still expect you to follow me into the bathroom meowing like you always did. This is so hard, but soon you'll be home again sweety. You'll be right by your sister Penelope on my desk in your little tin. Now your with Nanna and Pops, and I asked them to look out for my sweet little kittys until we can all be together. I love you Jezabelle, and I hope your at peace now. XOXOXOXOXO

Lying on the sofa while watching TV isn't as enjoyable now, since you aren't there to snuggle up and keep my back warm.

Belle, From the first time our eyes met, I knew we were meant to be together. I will forever miss you, and I know that God will keep you in His care. You will live in my heart always. Love mummy.