The absolute best dog, Paddy Johnson. We tried to give you a good, long, happy life. You gave us unconditional love and a wagging tail. Everyone who met you loved you. We have a hole in our hearts now that you are gone. We will always love and remember you. Someday we will be reunited and then you will be able to jump up again and wag that tail when you see us.

With love from your human mom and dad, and your doggy brother Cody and your cat siblings JR, Squirt and Bootsie Noelle.

Pal was a special and very loved dog. Ever faithful and always remembered. No family ever had a better friend and 'PAL'.

She was a little white kitten so sweet so happy so... Rest in peace!

She was the most beautiful cat, the sweetest cat, of all the cats I'd ever known. A belle in her youth and a grande dame in her old age, Pamina ruled the household with grace and inner strength. When they were 10, her lifelong companion, Cyrano, succumbed to lymphoma and I adopted the rambunctious part-Maine Coon, Dylan. A year after that I met Pamina's daddy, who adored her. Two years ago we took in about-to-be-strays, siblings Cuckoo Clock and Alarm Clock. And we were a happy family. Pamina died in February of complications from hyperthyroidism. We would not allow her to suffer. She would no longer eat. There's a hole in our family, an empty place now, going perpetually unfilled; and as the holidays approach, we haven't got the heart to celebrate. For each candle on the menorah would have Pamina's name; each ornament on the tree, each light in the window would keep saying that she is not there. My husband and I still think of her every night. Pamina, the light in her daddy's eye, is herself a light now, reunited with Cyrano and perhaps also Navidad, Weedy, Anastasia, Vinny, Chooser, Sheila, Abigail and Roseanne; perhaps exchanging stories with Fluffy, Pepper, Susie, Goldie and Frisky (we believe and hope that Rodent may still be alive). Our precious Mina, we took your light for granted and now it's gone from us - gone from us, but gone into a realm where there is no pain, no tears, no suffering. As long as we remember you, your light will go on.

My beloved friend and companion, Pancho'. I miss him so very much. He was a sentient being. From his love, devotion and all*ways caring, even until the day of his death, thru suffering from cancer, never gave up, and will enter the gates of evolution and spiritual openings to be human. Pancho always studied and copied human behavior. He even ate from artichoke leaves correctly. I love you my beloved Pancho! Your far more than a doberman dog! Thank you for your friendship the years we were together! All whom were fortunate to meet you were impressed with your intelligence and understanding!

Panda Bear was my baby from the time I took him home. He was very unique in his own way. His temperment towards me was always loving but he was mean to other people. I was the only one he would let hold and pet. He died of a large tumor located in his stomach that seemed to have appeared between yearly vet visits. I felt guilty having to put him to sleep but he was suffering. He was purring very loudly before he was given his first injection. He looked up at me and seemed glad and comforted that I was there. I baried him in my back yard at home. I dreamed of him in my arms in a warm beautiful place. I do believe there is a animal heaven because he showed me there is one. He lived a wonderful life.

Pandora, born in Boston, lived in California and Washington, and walked on the wildside in the Badlands. Companion and friend.

She was my hope. My daughter. She brought love and life again to my cold hearted ways. She was wise in the ways of a familiar. May I see her again in the after life. I love you Pandora may you enjoy your life now with your brother Gotham Kash Beck. Whom was like a son to me. Both showed me how to live and respect life. From the dark to the light.

My dear Pansy Rah - where have you gone? You always gave me such a sense of joy. I found such comfort in your big eyes and lopsided guinea pig smile. I suppose that you will find Boo Boo, Gloria, Lassie, Goblin, Faithers, Bridget and all of the other breeders we've lost along this journey into cavy breeding. However, I know for sure that you will find my dear Africa. You were soulmates, refusing to leave eachother's sides, and when she died, my dear baby pumpkin, you lost your love for life. I just know that her spirit came down to guide you safely to your resting place. I love you baby, never forget. "Oh where oh where can my baby be? The Lord has taken her away from me."

Only a pet can give love with no reservations. You gave it for 16 years. You're missed, Papa. Thank you for all the years of joy (and an occasional aggravation!)

I miss you so much. You were such a good friend!

Little Cat

I said goodbye to you today, little cat.
Fingers caught on bones when I stroked your fur.
You could scarcely raise your head to drink,
yet still you calmed me with your purr.

Were you comfortable curled on the rug?
And did you know your time drew near?
Your wide green eyes held gentle love,
and quiet pain, but showed no fear.

You slipped away so quietly
that we weren't sure that you were gone.
Our bouncy little cat is stilled
but your spirit lingers on.

Little ghostcat, where are you?
Are you happy, are you strong?
I feel your warmth, your life, your love
and still can hear your purring song.

Copyright ©1993, MJ Falango

Papucho:

We love you and miss you with all our hearts. Please know that we will never, ever forget you. We love you!

Love Always & Forever,
Mom, Dad, Val
your brothers: Llory, Pipi
and sister Samantha
WE <3 U

A beautiful animal who was more human than anyone Ive met. =) I was only 7 or so when my brother found her and took her into our home. My mom said originally said no because the cat was skinny and scrawny. Yet my brother secretly fed the cat and turned the poor thing into a loving pet even our mom couldnt refuse. Parkay wasnt what you would call "amiable." She had a mind of her own. I know that she must have been raised by people most of her life because she understood far more than an average cat should. *grin*

We could yell at her and say "NO" when she was disobeying and she would pause and give you that "And why do you say that?" look. LOL She used to butter us up...therefore the reason behind the name. She was normally very uneasy about getting to close since she must have been abandoned or mistreated. Still the day we got her a catnip mouse we saw the kitten in her we never knew come out and play. She was enamored with the catnip mouse and was a different more loveable cat. If she were a drunk she would have been a happy one. *grin*

The funniest story about Parkay is when I woke up one night to find her behind my head on the pillow. Our parents didnt allow the cats to stay indoors at night so they slept in the garage. I freaked and called my mom. After a half hearted argument my mom came to prove to me that there couldnt be a cat in my room. Then she freaked when the cat was there. It would have remained a mystery how Parkay got into the house if mom hadnt decided to look in my brother's room. The screen was missing from his window by the bed and the window open. Nothing in the house was missing so we knew it wasnt thieves. We later discovered that Parkay herself had discovered the screen on the window was loose and pulled it off w/o anyone hearing. Then she jumped up onto the window and climbed over my brother into the house and found her way to my room. She was an interesting character. =)

There are so many anecdotes I could tell about Parkay. She was the most beautiful Calico cat Ive ever seen. To this day I havent seen one with such a beautiful array of colors on its fur. She passed away in her sleep...from what I really cant say. She was maybe 2 or 4 when we found her and lasted atleast 3 years more. Whenever I recall any cat we've own in the past I always remember her.

Patch, Thank you. Thank you for all the games of roll-the-woodchew, thank you for sniffing my nose, thank you for all the timeless times...Thank you for being the sweetest Lop ever. I miss you, Laura

Patch, I'm so sorry that we couldn't afford to save you. Not a day goes by when I don't think of you. I miss you and I hope that putting you to sleep was for the best. Love Mum

Shameful little thing.

Patches was the world's greatest hamster (and maybe the oldest). He brought a lot of laughs and fun into our lives. As Clo said, we never thought we'd become so attached to a hamster. He will be missed.

Patches was a special guinea pig that our family adopted on Feb. 12, 1995. She came to us because her previous owners found that their children were allergic to her fur. She quickly became special as she truly enjoyed all the attention we gave her and she gave back her unconditional love. She never bit anyone, always liked to cuddle up by your cheek and even reached up and gave us little kisses! When she died suddenly, we were so sad! We got another guinea pig named Speedy, who died after only 3 weeks of a respiratory infection. We then waited a month, and now have 2 new guinea pigs - Taffy and Fluffy - who can never replace Patches but help to fill an empty spot! We will never have another like Patches and will always think of her and miss her lots!

oh, my sweet one. Why did you leave me?
My calico kitty, my first cat, I miss you ever so much.
I stand by your grave and wonder why you left, why it was you who had to get sick. Why?. I feel so guilty about putting you to sleep but I did it to end your pain and suffering. I hope that you understand that it was for the best. I stare out on to the pond and feel your prescence near me. I feel warmth and relaxation, knowing that you are safe and happy. I love you so much.

Good bye my sweet one.

in loving memory of my beloved cat " Patches"

Patches
We wish we would have had more time to enjoy you. You had so much personality and I won't forget when it was feeding time and when you'd jabber to me and then want me to hand feed you your favorite treats. I'm sorry you got sick and had to leave us. We know your feeling much better now and with your sister. We love you.

I'm sorry I missed you. I only had one week left of college but it was too long for you to wait. I'm so sorry, Patchy. I miss you.

Always loyal and protective
You will live in our hearts forever

Patches was a beautiful little female calico kitten who was born with an incurable kidney and bladder disease. She was ill when we got her and we tried desperately to find a cure for her. She tried to play and be a normal kitten, but that was usually impossible. She would gently crawl onto any lap and curl up looking for comfort. A single stroke to her silky fur would invoke to loudest purring I have ever heard. :) The vet told us it was cruel to keep her alive, because she was suffering. One of the hardest things I have ever done was have her euthanized. I still tear up when I think of the last time I saw her as she was being carried away from me for the last time. I'll always remember my L'il Patch.

Patrick - you were the best Siamese if you please ever. I do miss you. You helped me with my exercises every day -- rolling on the floor with me. I wish you had lived to see our new house -- you would have loved it. It had stairs to race up and down. You were a terrific kitty and I wish you were here.

The best Siamese cat ever!

You were a great friend, and we'll miss you for a long time. Not many dogs can ride in a canoe without tipping it over!
- your people in Redding, CA

My heart is heavy with sadness, I miss my Patty so. She gave so much love to us. I shared all of my secrets with her for I knew she was my trusted friend. She brought much joy into my life, I will forever feel a piece if my heart went with her. She was as if she were a child of mine, it was as if she always understood she was my best ever friend. I know in time I will be able to think of fond memories of her, but right now it is as if I can think of nothing but the loss. I miss you Patty, I really miss you.

Patty was a Great girl. the moment I Remeber her because she was a sweet Dashound. I hope she is in a better Place with no pain. You were our little Patty for ever!!!!!!1

May the Force be with him !

Biddy-"Paws"....such a sweetie....tiny little girl kitty with such a gentle, loving nature - and such exquisite feet., we had to name you "Paws". Your extra toes on all four feet - you really needed them because of your small size; your beautiful, trusting eyes - I'm sorry I wasn't there to protect you against the eagle........I miss you little-bit....I miss our walks together and I miss your loving purr....I will miss you until we meet again....I love you..... Love, Mom