Cletus
Owned, loved and greatly missed by Seth Chernyak, Richmond VA

kira
LESSONS FROM KIRA : Leap with joy a 100 times daily- at least 9 feet across the living room only to land in the lap of someone you love and who least expects it. When someone gives you a bear hug and tells you you're nuts- smile bigger, then poke them in the face with a quick flick of the tongue. Express your joy by letting your tongue hang outta your mouth.. until someone rubs it then surprise them with another quick lick. Race to be the first one to the door unless you're tied with your buddy; then stop and let him through since he is fatter, older and wiser than you. Be thankful you have a warm place to lay down in. Then lay on your back with your paws up to watch TV Create an ice skating rink in the kitchen with the water bowl and watch your buddies wipe out while you chase them around the kitchen island. Bring all the dirty clothes to your dog pen so the people you love can be close to you. Behave like a perfect princess for a brief moment at feeding time. Stick your nose up and tail in the air if your peers present an attitude. They can make the choice to be your friend or you can be just as happy without them. Smile every waking moment -- unless you're chewing on a rawhide in your crate. Then make a point to let everyone know.. there are a few things that you refuse to share and this is one of them. Take on each day as a new adventure and don't be afraid to run free. Either way when it's your time, the outcome remains the same. Be thankful for and enjoy all the simple non-materialistic pleasures that come in and out of your life. Run with your pack baby girl.

MIckey
Mickey Nov. 7, 1990 - May 13, 2004 You are sorely missed, forever Loved and NEVER forgotten! Thanks for the memories. Henry Wong Groveland, Ma.

Carl
Carl 1997 - May 18, 2009 Loyal, faithful and trusting companion to the end . . . rest peacefully until we are all reunited, again! Steve Harsfald & Henry Wong Groveland, Ma.

Mocha
Mocha I was bought without any thought of the future. I grew way too big So I was given to rescue. I ran and I played with other dogs there, but wanted my very own home. It came along Mom, Dad, kids and dogs, I was happy for a while. The marriage fell apart and it broke my heart When I returned to rescue. As time went along they kept my faith strong that there was a home for me. And yes, they were right My new home brought light and joy into my life. I abandoned my fears and spent many years enjoying my new family. When my time came, Despite her own pain, my mom let me go, surrounded by her love. I want her to know when her time comes she won't be alone. I will be waiting, tail happily waving, to escort her over the Bridge. Mocha Gray Feb. 22, 2001 - Jul. 8, 2009 written by Jodi Marcus July 8, 2009