Pet Memorial: A
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ABI
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For Abi, A Dog Who Graced Our World October 19, 2001 – October 10, 2009
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All About Abi From Puppy Toes to Abi Boo, ~Carrie Hartzell, 11 October, 2009 |
I’m blessed with the beauty of the day,
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AMY
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Amy was my baby. Even the kids called her Baby Amy. She was my shadow, my guard dog, my ever present companion and friend. Amy lived a healthy life and was only sick the last few months of her life. I thank God for the nearly 13 year I had her. I will miss her terribly. The day before she died I took her to her favourite place... the beach. She couldn't walk so we just sat on the sand watching the waves. Playing forever at the beach. Sharyn Pear   AMY (Maxwood Sherry) April 2nd 1995 - January 28th 2008 |
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Amy...Amy Damie...I miss you too, Sweetie. John Pear |
ALAMAIN
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May 28, 1993-May 29, 2008
Alamain, my big guy, enjoyed a wonderful 15 years of life! He was with me through college, marriage to my husband of 10 years, and the birth of my son who is now 5.
He was: Animated Loving Attentive Man Tester (He would bite any guy I dated he did not approve of & love on those he liked) Always protecting me Intuitive to my needs and concerns Never will be forgotten! Marci Ryder
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ABBY
1993 - 2008
I cannot believe that you are gone. You were a part of my life for such a long time I cannot imagine what it will be like without you. But I had to let you go, it would have been selfish to make you suffer.
You will forever be in our hearts and never forgotten.
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APOLLO
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Apollo was a very special white boxer boy. He had what I call "the face." People would see him & be like "Oh he is so beautiful and he has such a cute face." My response was I know it is the face you just can't resist it. Unfortunately he left us way to soon. He was only 4. He was diagnosed with stage 1 lymphoma in late December. We immediately started treating it however it was the aggressive type and we made the decision to let him go February 17. It was the only thing to do as the tumors were pushing on his throat and he could not breath. We didn't want him to suffer and our only other option was to give him a trach tube while we waited to see if the strongest chemo out there would work. That would be suffering so we said lets let him go. It was the hardest thing in the world especially because he was such a love bug and so young.
I miss him soooooooooo much. I cannot get used to the idea of no more 100 lb boxer in my lap, hogging my side of the bed, laying on me and giving me boxer kisses (I call it a boxer facial!),shotgun seat rider, laying in the sun on his lounge chair and all around lover and companion. So many people have told me they miss him too. Especially his friendly butt wiggle. He loved everyone (in his eyes there are no mean people or animals). He would walk over to people & wait to see if they would look at him & if they did look out. He would walk over & the nub would start wiggling, then the whole back end and he was in heaven because someone was rubbing on him. He was a poop!
We love him so much. We lost Ching, our Chow, last June & he was so lost without her that we adopted a boxer in August & now she is lost. She is feeling like we are. She keeps waiting for him to come through the door. Everytime we come home she is looking at us like where is my brother? Why don't you have him? This of course makes it hard for me too. I know he is in a better place but I can't help but feel I have a missing piece in my heart.
Daddy & I Love you baby boy!