Angels
Sasha Lady
~04-14-94 to 02-23-08
Breed: Cocker Spaniel
Nickname: "Lades"
I got Sasha from the Humane Society in April 2001.  She was my first dog
of my own, so I learned so much from her.  She suffered many maladies
that afflict the breed of Cocker Spaniel, but she was trooper through it all.  
More important was her love of rides in the car, getting food at the drive up
window, and her own grunting language to let me know what she wanted.  
I helped Sasha to Heaven after a long battle with intestinal lymphoma.  I
could write pages about this special girl, but to sum it up: she was the best
and there never will be another like her!
Brody
~03-17-91 to 01-17-08
Breed: Shih Tzu
Nickname: "Brode Man"
Brody came to live with me in February 2003 after he was brought
into the clinic where I worked at the time to be euthanized.  He had
severely neglected dry eye and skin allergies which his elderly
owner could not handle.  He was still a very spunky dog and his
problems were easy to treat...until he developed glaucoma in both his
eyes that didn't respond to medication.  Look closely at his photo, he
is the "little dog with no eyes."  He still lived a good life for years
after his eye removals, and he was the sweetest old man!  I helped
Brody to heaven when his arthritis became so severe he was no
longer comfortable.
Allie
Candle
05-05-94 to 01-24-09
Nicknames: "Love Keetay" "My Love"
Dyno came to our family in November of 1994; 2 months after my mom declared we would
never have any more animals.  Our childhood cat, Moses, had just died.  Within just a few
months, she chose her spot on the bed between my feet and would lay with me at any
chance and lick and kneed my arms...something she did until the day she died.  It is so very
difficult, because Dyno has always been there.  She moved with me several times, and it
didn’t matter where we were just as long as she was with me.  She also tolerated a massive
influx of dogs and a few other cats.  Dyno was not healthy for a long time.  She was
diagnosed and treated for hyperthyroidism in 2002, followed by diabetes in 2003, and
somewhere in there mast cell tumors as well, and finally some kidney issues.  She was
always so good for everything.  I watched while the spunky kitten with the glossy, black coat
aged to a somewhat flakey, but still beautiful to me, old lady.  I cannot believe she is gone,
and I still think every bunched up pair of black sweatpants or a blanket is her.  I helped
Dyno to Heaven, when very suddenly, she went into shock and had complete organ failure.
Dyno
Dad
~1991 to 05-21-07
Nickname: "Dayad Keetay"
I got Dad from the Humane Society in the summer of 2000, where I
worked at the time.  He was originally brought to the shelter with "Mom"
and "Little Girl" who were both euthanized due to aggression.  Dad was at
the shelter for quite sometime, and I became attached to the old man.  He
spoke sort of a language. "Brow Row" he'd say, and if you replied he
would repeat it.  He was such an awesome cat!  I helped Dad to heaven
after a long battle with kidney failure.
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What are we left with?  A clipping of hair, a paw print pressed in
clay, a jar on the shelf, and your things: collars, sweaters, and
blankets.  It is not enough...

But we do have memories, the lessons you taught us, the way you
touched our hearts and changed our lives.  I hope we get to meet
again someday, and I can hug and hold you once more.
10-31-04 to 07-29-10
Pascal's story is in the link to his own page.  Unfortunately, my sweet boy
developed immune-mediated meningitis on 07-05-10, and he was placed
on large doses of prednisone to suppress his immune system.  He was
improving in great strides, but on 07-28-10, he developed pnemonia.  
Antibiotics, nubulizing, and his poor body could not win the fight against
it.  He died in his sleep sometime between 12:30 and 4 AM.  I miss our
big, goofy boy with the giant white socks more than words can describe.
December 13, 2000 to April 17, 2010
The loss of my special Angel, Kamille, is beyond expressing in words.
After a 9 month battle with kidney disease and a 2 month battle with
kidney failure, I had to help my perfect girl to Heaven.  Please read her
story and enjoy her photos on her own
page.  To have even had the
opportunity to share my life with her, the best friend and companion I
could ever ask for, was such a blessing!  If only I could cuddle with you
once more, say a proper good-bye and thank you for all you have given me.