Kandy

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 1/23/2012)

Kandy was like a 3rd child to us. We told everyone she was a little person with fur. She was like a little lady and she was always so good and sweet. If she did do something wrong,which was very seldom, all I had to do was say "Mommy's ashamed" and she would put her ears down and run to her bed. She went everywhere with us and she especially loved getting an Arby's roast beef or Dairy Queen ice cream. We absolutely loved and adored her. Our hearts are broken without you "Missy Do". You gave us so much happiness and unconditional love for 14 years and almost 8 months and we will be forever grateful that you allowed us to have you as part of our family. You have definitely left pawprints on our hearts and you will never ever be forgotten. Don't let Pawpaw give you too many treats in heaven!
Terribly missed and deeply loved,
Mommy, Daddy, Sissy and Sox

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Ginger

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 10/29/2011)

I'll miss her running toward me, wagging her tail
I'll miss her putting her paws on my shoulders to give me a hug.
I'll miss her resting her head on my lap and staring at me with her big brown eyes, begging for a treat.
I'll miss the sound of her squeeking her stuffed animals.
I'll miss her having to greet everyone she came upon.
I'll miss the way she would crouch low to the ground and try to sneak up on a squirrel.
I'll miss how excited she would get when I would ask her if she wanted to go for a walk, camping or anywhere.
I'll miss her rolling in the snow or in the sand on the beach.
I'll miss her grabbing a stick or toy, wanting me to chase her.
I'll miss seeing her first thing in the morning.
I'll miss saying good night.
Ginger always had to be were I was. I always had to be in her sights.
I will never say goodbye to Ginger because she will be with me forever.
My Friend, My Companion, The Best Of My Life.My Ginger Girl

The following would like to offer their condolences to the family of Ginger:

So sorry to read about your good friend Ginger. All that you wrote fit so well in our recent loss of our beautiful golden girl SunDog.

Aline
Hermitage

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SunDog

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 10/21/2011)

Our family had to say goodbye to our beautiful Golden Retriever, SunDog, on Friday, Oct.21, 2011.
A painfully sad day. She was 13 and 1/2 years old. In her youth, she hiked on the Appalachian Trail. Everyone on the trail knew and loved her. She loved to play wiffle ball and was always eager to take a walk in the park. As she aged the wiffle balls were put away and the walks became shorter. She began to focus on going for a ride in the car. When I picked up the car keys, she was up and ready. It was impossible to sneak off without her. Then getting in and out of the car became difficult and we had to help her in and out. Still, she wanted to go. She would snuggle down and go to sleep. SunDog was a joy in our lives from the day she arrived and became one of the family. We let her go because we loved her so much. Letting her go caused a lot of pain and many tears but we will always be grateful that we had her in our lives.
See you soon, SunDog.
Aline Gadola and Family

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My Classic Echo C.D.

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 1/31/2011)

Titles; AKC, Companion Dog Title, CGC, TDI, Canine Search and Rescue with Caesar Inc.
Echo was just a great dog. He was a best friend, loyal and loving. He ws always very perceptive. He started in K9 search and rescue at the age of 9 months. He learned quickly and loved to work. He had great drive to find his victim in or training sessions. I was new to SAR and he was such a natural. He helped me so we could do a great job. He loved life and was always ready to go at a moments notice to train or go on a search call. He knew when I put on my search clothes and packed our search gear. He became excited and ready to go. He worked in search and rescue for 10 years.
He was such a great dog and friend. We miss him so much every day but feel so blessed to have had him on our lives.

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Lily

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 7/17/2011)

This is in memory and honor of our very much loved family member. We miss you very much, but we know you are now free of your aging body and now you are better than ever. We will see you again someday soon. While you wait, we know you are playing ball again and swimming. Two of your favorite things. We love you very much and miss you. See you soon. Mom,Dad, Lexie, Hailey and Gracie.

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Luke W. Magargee

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 7/12/2011)

But don't they understand? Asked God
That you'll never leave them?
That your souls are intertwined. For all eternity?
That nothing is created or destroyed?
It just is..forever and ever and ever.
Eventually they will understand,
Replied the glorious cat
For I will whisper into their hearts
That I am always with them
I just am..forever and ever and ever.
Pat Brody Shelter for Cats.

What would I do without you, my precious, furry friend?
Part mischief, but all blessings, and faithful to the end!
You look at me with eyes of love; you never hold a grudge
You think I'm far too wonderful to criticize or judge.
It seems your greatest joy in life is being close to me
I think God knew how comforting your warm, soft fur woud be.
I know you think you're human, but I'm glad it isn't true.
The world would be a nicer place if folks were more like you.
A few short years are all we have; One day we'll have to part
But you, my pet, will always have a place within my heart
Hope Harrington Kolb

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Dexter Bartholomew

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 7/11/2011)

Dexter,beloved kitty of Ray and Jane Bartholomew was born in a barn in October 1992. He came home to live on Briarwood Road on a cold and snowy Sunday afternoon on January 11, 1993. Dexter was an active,curious and happy kitty. He was always in the middle of whatever we were doing. He even had a seat at the dinner table. He loved to have tastes of butter and mashed potatoes,if there was butter on them. He also loved the summer treat of cantaloupe. He was our alarm clock in the morning faithfully around 7am. He liked being in the bathroom when we were getting ready for the day.
Dexter was an indoor cat and would not step foot into the snow. In the summer his favorite place was on his back screened porch. At an early age he learned to walk on a leash. he kept the yard free of moles.
Dexter enjoyed music. He had a special music CD for cats which he liked to listen to. He recognized some TV themes as they would mean it was supper time.(Faithfully around 4pm) or bedtime....which meant he got a brush and special snack. Even without music to remind him, he could search us out to get his Fancy Feast promptly at 4pm. He had a built in clock!
Dexter's favorite TV programs were the Teletubbies and Barney. As we had several videos of Teletubbies, he would place himself in front of the TV when he wanted to watch them. There are several photos of him watching the screen.
Dexter thought that everyone he met was his new best friend. When someone entered he was the first to greet them with tail wagging. He would then roll over to be petted.
He was quirky-laying in funny positions. He could actually smile, puffing out his cheeks when he was enjoying playing or something was pleasing him. He had favorite toys-several soft rattle balls, a squeaky mouse and a feather stick. He had a large vocabulary. The various sounds meant various things.
In the Hearld newspaper"s Purrfect Pet contest in Spring 2011 he was one of the top 50 cats. In October 2006 he was the Hermitage Veterinary Hospital's Awesome Animal of the Month. Over his long and happy life he provided many humorous "cat tales" to share with friends and family.
Dexter exchanged time for eternity as he slept away on his big fluffy pillow early on Monday morning, July 11 2011. His little body just gave out. Our closest friend is now our kitty angel. He is at rest and well and whole in the Father's care, until we meet again.
We have a hole in our hearts as we miss him and we cry at every remembrance. As we look to where his dish was, as we come into a room expecting to see him and as we wait for him to bounce onto the bed. Our tears start to flow when we realize he is gone from our home. Dexter, this very special tabby cat, gave us joy, love and happiness so unconditionally and he will live in our hearts forever.
Was Dester just a barn cat? No!
DEXTER WAS A GIVE FROM GOD.

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Zeus

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 5/28/2011)

Over sixteen years we shared our lives. With many stories that will make us smile and laugh. Zeus always liked going for car rides and over the years he has traveled to parks and across Pennsylvania. He enjoyed walks in the woods and along the Shenango River,and spending time at grandma's. He liked chasing after squirrels and ducks for fun. His favorite sport was football, playing with his human brothers and sister. He had to share his space with two cats that he didn't seem to mind. He did like playing with one of the cats. They were buddies for years.
Zeus enjoyed his many treats and his favorite was real popcorn and pizza crust. Just like one of the kids, he always got a cheeseburger when we went to McDonalds.
Yes, for mnearly seventeen years he was part of our family
God bless our Zeus

We know how greatly Zeus is missed. He was a great companion and friend. We hope your happy memories of your time together will carry you during this time of transition. All our love to you.

Anne, Mike, Clint, Jesse and Cory
Walkertown, NC

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Sheena Trott

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 3/30/2011)

One night in July of 1992, a little bundle was placed on my lap. This was Sheena, a two week old and orphaned kitten that my son had brought home. I,of course, knew nothing about taking care of an infant kitten. She was so tiny and could hardly walk! We kept her warm and bottle fed her. Through the years she became my child, my friend and my companion.Sheena loved her play mouse and would carry it with her as though it was her baby. On March 30th, she left us. We stayed with her to the end. We will miss her terribly! She has a special place in my heart and my life.
Her Mom, Eleanor Trott

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Ringo

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 12/22/2010)

AWARDS: First place ribbons for Best Trick, Waggiest Tail, Strangest Costume and Funniest Costume.
The Departing of Ringo Weakley came sudden on December 22 due to a short illness. He was a thirteen year old dalmation. His favorite activities were going camping at KOA, going on lang walks, car rides and playing with his masters. He has also achieved many first place ribbons in various categories.
Ringo is survived by his Mommy and Daddy, Jenn and Christian, his grandma, Cheryl and his bestfriends, Alan and Charles. He will be greatly missed.
Ringo's cremation and services were held at Hillcrest-Flynn Pet Funeral Home & Crematory on December 23

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Maui Leigh Carosone

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 12/6/2010)

My Maui was my heart. I never knew anyone could love so deeply... she was everything to me. Maui was my purpose and I will never let a day pass without remembering my precious angel. My heart aches every day since she passed and I can't wait to have her in my arms again some day. God, please watch over her until we are together again.
I love you my angel... my Maui.

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Pumpkin (Pumpy) Fisher

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 11/28/2010)

Pumpy was given to me by her Grandma when I moved out on my own in 1997. She was chosen because of how sweet she seemed and that was so true. Out of all the cats I've known, she was the sweetest & most caring. When she turned 1 we had a birthday party for her, her grandparents and great-grandparents brought her moist food and toys, everyone thought I was crazy but it was so cute & she loved it. She was born on the same day as my Father which proved how special she really was. She loved drinking water from the bathroom sink. She would cry in the hallway and lead me in the direction of the sink. For an early Christmas gift this year I gave her a special cat fountain and she loved it so much, I always heard her drinking from it but she still wanted that faucet! She would follow me everywhere, she loved me so much. We had so many special moments together, it's hard not having her around with me. When I went to bed, she would sleep on my pillow, she had to touch me and sometimes wake me up kissing me. In the morning when I washed my face she would try to get her face in there to drink the water or she would try getting on my back for a piggy back ride which she loved also. In the afternoon while the kids were napping she would lay on my lap while I worked at the computer. After dinner she would be right there begging for moist food (we labeled it GF for Good Food), as soon as I would open the drawer & touch her bowl she would come running. In the evening when everyone would be asleep but me and her, she would cuddle up with me on the couch, right in my arms and sometimes fall asleep.

For fun, we would play hide and seek, I would tell her to stay on the bed then I would run and she would meow til she found me. When she was happy, she would purr and the end of her tail would fin out. She loved being brushed, whenever she heard me brushing my hair, she would come running and I would have to brush her too. Of course she had her own brush that she couldn't get enough of. She never wanted to be without me. When I would take a shower, she would be right there, in between the shower curtains or she would be on the counter laying on my clothes. When I would do laundry in the basement, she would be right there visiting and we'd even play mousey. Her favorite mouse color was purple, she always played with that one but it seemed to always get lost, most likely under the couch. She also loved her ducky stuffed with catnip, she would flop around with it and kick it, it was so funny. She loved the sunshine and would find that small little area on the floor to lay on. She loved when I would sing to her, especially "How much is that Pumpy in the window". She loved when I talked to her in a high pitched voice, it would make her so happy. When she was younger she enjoyed cackling at the birds which was so funny! Steve and Pumpy had a great relationship too. He would tink the twist tie on the steps and she would come running to chase it when he threw it. When he woke up for work she would be right there meowing, telling him to hurry up and go downstairs to give her a treat. She would expect that treat every morning, when he got home from work and before he went to bed. He could never forget this routine or else she would be there "sharking him". She had such a good life and was spoiled. We've had so many good memories together and I loved her with all my heart. She will be sadly missed.

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Buddy Blaze III

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 9/17/2010)

Your essence was Happiness and that was how you lived each day of your life, up to your last. You made it obvious that your family meant the world to you and you showed it not just in the way you greeted us each and every time with happy cries and your " whole-body-wag", also endearingly silly and fun. You were so proud of your big basket of toys and could never greet anyone without making sure you had one of your favorite stuffed animals in your mouth! Oh how you loved going for a ride~especially when Jake took you on your excursions to Buhl Park or the Shenango Dam. You loved to entertain us by showing how good you were at chasing your tail until you were too dizzy and ready to fall over and nothing could make us laugh harder. You mom desperately misses our three long walks a day in any kind of weather & our visits with all th neighbors & people we'd pass along the way. You loved giving hugs and kisses and gently taking your biscuit from our mouth. We miss your "crooked-mouth" expression when you wanted attention. You loved loud music and would sit for hours listening to your Dad's songs. The list is endless but the comfort you gave when you sensed anyone was in need was amazing and has left a huge void. We will treasure each and every memory for they have made an imprint in our hearts that will last forever.
Buddy, you filled our lives, our hearts and our home with love. Though our hearts are broken now and the house is so very empty, we will be forever grateful for how much you enriched our lives. Rest in Peace our dear special Buddy~we know you and our precious Blaze will greet us again one day.
All Our Love
Mommy, Daddy & Jake.

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Paddie

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 10/25/2010)

My beloved Paddie, a terrier mix, was given to me as a gift. She was a puppy adopted from the shelter. Paddie was a gentle dog but always ready to defend the household and the yard. That was her territory. Paddie enjoyed her long walks in the park and seeing the other dogs walking there and receiving compliments on how cute she was. She enjoyed going for a ride in the car to buy a toy. Her favorite toy was a lambskin that she played with every night after dinner. She would look in the bag from the store to see if she got a new toy.
Paddie was a bit of a comedian as she would some way get the throw rug from the floor, put it over her back and dance around.
In the last year of her life she had difficulty standing and sitting down. I had made a little quilted wall hanging that I folded and put on the fireplace step. She would pull it down, straighten it out and lie on it for more comfort.
My beloved canine companion of 16 years, Paddie will always be with me in spirit.
A special thanks to Hermitage Veterinary Hospital and the Hillcrest Flynn Pet Funeral Home.

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King

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 10/27/2010)

King was loved by everyone. He was very helpful to my mother during her senior years. He lwoved to lay on the back porch and guard his backyard by barking at anything that walked by. He loved to ride in the car and enjoyed his long rides to Orrstown, Pa He will always be in my heart forever. He will always be sadly missed by me. Love you Forever.

Know you were loved, and the Girls, Lady, Pepper, & Matty will miss you.

Bob and Connie Shoemaker
Orrstown, PA

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Jezabelle

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 9/27/2010)

My best friend crossed over the Rainbow Bridge today, my dear sweet Jezzabel. Jezzabel was a beautiful black and white tuxedo cat. She turned eighteen years old this past April. Of our five family cats...this one was mine. Every cat chooses their favorite person in a family...and I was blessed that Jezzabel chose me. And remained beside me faithfully for the last fifteen years.

Have to briefly share how Jezzabel came to our family. In 1995 when my Mother was diagnosed with cancer...she made the statement "you take such good care of cats, I promise I'm coming back as one". Jezzabel appeared on my deck the day my dear Mother passed. No lie. Believe as you may...to me Jezzabel was my Mom. And she's been beside me faithfully since that day. She raised four children with me. She survived our move from Cape Cod to Ohio...and neither she nor I have been the same since.

As a youngster on Cape Cod, Jezzabel was an outdoor cat. Estimated by the vet to be approximately three years old when she *found* us...she loved adventures in the cranberry bogs and was an avid hunter. She brought us home many varied "gifts" daily. I'll never forget the time she brought home a live chipmunk and brought him right into the house with her. That was hilarious. She loved to roll in the sand on her back and run up trees as far as she could go. She gave many teasing bluejays quite the run for their money. But most of all, she gave THE BEST sandpaper tongue kisses. And what I wouldn't give for one of those kisses right now.

Jezzabel grew up with my children and watched over all of them when they'd sleep. Jezzabel was beside me through the passing of my Father in 1998 and provided more support than any mere human could ever give. She always knew when someone in my family was upset...and would just appear before you. It was uncanny. And she wouldn't leave your side till you were calm. Jezzabel was not ever just your ordinary cat. She was a full-fledged accredited member of my family. She knew each of us sometimes better than we knew ourselves. Not a Christmas morning went by when she wasn't right in the middle of the floor with the four children watching them open their gifts. She was one of us. In retrospect, I'm so thankful now for photographs and videos.

When we moved to Ohio in 2000, Jezzabel made the difficult transition to an indoor cat. A transition she wasn't very happy about at first, but adapted to well with time. We were both too far removed from the familiar surroundings of Cape Cod - and I couldn't chance losing her. As the children grew and moved out...and I reached middle age...Jezzabel and I both slowed down quite a bit. But we always remained best friends. She was the first to greet me every morning and the last to say goodnight every night. She was not a mere cat - she was my partner and she was priceless to me. I will never meet another friend like Jezzabel.

Thank you my sweet friend Jezzabel
...and I hope on the other side of that Rainbow Bridge is a wide vast blue ocean, with warm sand and tons of pine trees. And lots of chipmunks and blue jays! And I hope to meet you there one day, I truly do. It will be a blessed reunion.

Rest in peace Jezzabel...you will never be forgotten. You will always be in my heart.
With all my love, Momma xoxoxxoxo

My sweet baby girl...Momma still misses you with all her heart. And not a day goes by I don't miss hearing those "high heels" walk across the kitchen floor...or see those ladylike front paws crossed "just so"...you were such a lady. No other kitty will ever compare, my love...and you may be gone but you will never ever be forgotten. I love you soooooo much! Momma xoxoxox

Deb Buckner
Burghill, Ohio

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Cody

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 8/15/2010)

Our family's life was blessed by Cody. His companionship and unconditional love. In remembering Cody, the love we shared, years of happiness and years of playing. He was the dog whose ball was with him 24 hours a day, waiting to have it thrown.Whether 1pm or 3am, Cody was ready to play catch. Romping with the other dogs, never aggressive, always waiting his turn-this was our dog, Cody.
When we came home with the velvet bag containing Cody,Otis smelled it and he was so excited that he was jumping off the floor with all four feet, hitting his head under the table. We have another dog, Elvis who was excited also but not as much as Otis.

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Angel Chlpka

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 8/26/2010)

We only had you for 3 1/2 short Yrs.before cancer took you away. Our home was filled with excitement and lot's of challenges from the time we got you. Dad has lost his favorite daughter, the one with 4 legs, as he use to say. I miss the big strong bulldog I use to put my arm over to sleep with each night. The girls miss the greetings you use to give when ever they came home. Sometimes a little rough , but we would give anything to have you back with us again. We hope you are giving Uncle Guy lots of challenges in Heaven.
We Love and miss you both.

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Giovanni

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 8/23/2010)

Giovanni was my beloved German Shepherd. Gio or Boo as we called him because he was always getting boo boos. He gave me alot of joy and laughs over his 11 years on this earth. He was my family we did everything and went everywhere together, he was a world traveler and loved it! We have alot of memories together and I will cherish forever. I miss him terribly I will carry his spirit with me forever. God speed Giovanni we will meet again.
TAMARA

Gio was a beautiful boy in all ways possible. His leaving has left a huge hole but his spirit will be with us forever. Greatly missed but never forgotten. Till we meet again Boo.

Aunt Lori

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Duncan

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 8/10/2010)

On a good day, Duncan could make Marley look like a good dog, but to us that just meant that he had personality. He was 110 pounds of love and affection and our lives are much too quiet without him! He was a typical Lab. If he was wet he was happy. Be it a puddle,lake or kiddie pool. He was the best catch of any dog I have ever seen, especially if you were throwing food! Anytime we came home, we were always greeted vigourously, even to the extent of having to replace the back door. He wasn't the most manly of dogs. He loved the smell of perfume and would try to lick all of it off of visitors. He was also deathly afraid of thunder storms and fireworks. We can no longer hear either without crying. I'm pobably prejudiced but I don't think any dog can give a hug like a 110 pound Lab. I'd give anything for just one more.

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Corby McElhaney

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 8/22/2010)

Corby was my star. He was my anchor in the storm since my husband's passing 4 years ago. Corby was my "Goodnight and my "Good morning" He chose us. After living with a family across the lake for almost 7 years, he came to us. They would come and get him and he would come back to us. At first, it took him a week or so, then 2 or 3 days and finally 45 minutes. They said " He wants to live with you and this is where he is happy." From then on he was a very important part of our family. He went to the clothes line with me, the mail box and where ever I was he was there. He loved for me to sing to him and the neighbors , who also loved him, were always delighted when I would sing..."Corby, Corby he's oour boy" He would come running to me as fast as he could. He loved to dance with me and he would snuggle and purr. He always went to our cottage with me and loved watching the seagulls. He hadhis rocking chair in my art studio I have never been out there with out him. Golf balls were his favorite toys and at night he had to sleep with me on his burgandy pillow.
I thank both Roberta and Matt who treated him with dignity and understood he was my little boy, MY SUNSHINE.

Dear Shirley Anne, As I have told you, there are no words to say that can ease the pain of the loss of a beloved pet. All of us that new Corby, loved him dearly, he was very special, and he had a zest for life, and you gave him a very good life, taking him with you to the lake, buying him that big cage so he could sit outside, and watch the lake, and smell the breeze coming off the water. He will be missed, but never forgotten in our hearts, or yours. As the old saying goes time heals all wounds, it's just the terrible emptiness that's left with us, but remenber you have your friends to rely on, and we will be there for you. all my love Laura May

Laura Yarzab
Hermitage, Pa.

I had the priviledge of knowing Corby from the beginning of his first days with Shirley and Carl. Corby was a sweet and warm cat who had a wonderful personality. He chose Shirley and Carl and they loved him dearly.

Gerri Eckert
Sharon, Pa

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CINDER

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 7/2/2010)

People say that a dog is just a pet, but Cinder was more than that she was part of our family. We all miss her dearly. I love her so much. I miss her everyday.-Kenrda. Cinder was a special dog, she was loved by everyone. Cinder was gentle and loving. When she came into our lives she was just a tiny puppy, very intelligent and obediant. She was happy to play. She will be sadly missed,but we know she is watching over all of us in heaven as she did on earth. I know someday we will see her again because she has her angel wings and is waitiing at the end of the rainbow for us. With all our love Denny, Denise, Justin, Donnie Kendra, Donna and Aunt Martha.

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Simba Gebhart

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 6/11/2010)

We miss you, Simba, so very much. The only thing that helps is that we know you are no longer in pain and not suffering in any way. You were the best guy ever! Always so loyal, loving, happy and playful even to the very end. So trusting too. You had that unconditional love. Now, until we see you again, enjoy yourself and have fun with your golf balls, tennis balls and sticks. We could never ever forget you, big guy. Thank you for your love. Love Always, Your family

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Trevor

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 7/23/2010)

Do not mourn my passing for if you could only see By slipping all my earthly bonds, I'm young again and free. By day I run the Heavenly fields, my body healthy and strong. At night I sleep at Angel's Feet, lulled by Celestial Song. So do not mourn my passing, just close your eyes-you'll see. I'm once again that frisky pup, just as you remember me...Trevor

Born June,1999-Passed to the Rainbow Bridge July 23,2010.
Graduate of ABC Puppy School
I adopted Trevor from the shelter at a young age. Trevor showed his appreciation throughout his life by being my best friend.
Trevor would always be at the door to greet me whenever I came home. He would always find me in the house and be by my side.

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Snykers "Snyk Doo" Jisko

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 6/2/2010)

16 Long years you were here
through all the laughter and the tears.

You helped me in so many ways
and made it easier to get through the days.

But,on June 2nd, God had other plans for you
and there was nothing more I could do.

I made the hardest decision I had to make
but it was God's decision, it was you he wanted to take.

I love you, Lil Moo1

April 15,1994-June 2,2010

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McKenzie

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 6/14/2010)

McKenzie was a loving people dog. She enjoyed playing with small children. McKenzie was a very good hunting dog,especially rabbits. She was our special beagle!

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Rosie

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 6/14/2010)

Loving son of Eileen Murphy and brother to Patrica Murphy.

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Babe

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 5/28/2010)

Babe was really loved.He lived with his best buddy, Les Phillips. Les and Babe played, went places together and even slept together. He was well taken care of. We really miss him a lot.

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Riley

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 4/9/2010)

Pet's name Riley
Owners: Chuck and Lou Baldoff
Email: lbaldoff@gmail.com
Birth Date: 2/24/1997


A Tribute to Riley
1998 - 2010


Chuck and Lou Baldoff rescued Riley in February 1998 at the Trumbull County animal shelter after friends saw him at Eastwood Mall and thought we would. Riley was about one year old and very little was known about his background. He did not even come with a name, as the previous owner would not tell the shelter his name.

The name Riley was picked because it was known from the beginning that most dogs have the "Life of Riley". He was a worker, herder, guard dog, and a cuddly teddy bear.
He loved both of his masters equally.

Chuck and Lou have spent a great deal of time the last 12 years trying to figure out what kind of dog Riley may be. He was a Benji type dog and weighed about 50 pounds. The groomer thought he might be a cross between a bearded collie and a soft-coated Wheaton haired terrier. But Riley’s Veterinarian said he was definitely some type of sheepdog. Research shows he may have been a PON or Polish Lowland sheepdog, at least partly anyway.

Riley was very intelligent and also very protective of Chuck and Lou. He knew each of his toys by name. He got Chuck’s slippers for him every day after Chuck showers. Just recently Riley also trained himself to put the slippers back in the closet. He also started shoving Lou’s slippers into bed with her the minute she opened her eyes.

He loved going for walks and rides. He also liked baths and getting his teeth brushed.

He helped Lou with laundry and always carried a sock or washcloth from the hamper to the washer for her. When the washer or dryer beeped Riley was the first one on the scene. He pulled things out of the washer and gave them to Lou to put in the dryer.

He knew all of the neighbor’s cars and only barked at strangers in their driveways. If we were vacuuming and the phone rang, he would let us know by running to the phone and standing by it.

He looked forward to visits from Aunt Betty and Uncle Bill, Michalene, Jesse, and Donna and knew all of their names. The vocabulary he understood amounted to well over 100 words.

He loved getting massage with Lou’s massage machine and would line up and sit and wait his turn. He usually got a much longer back massage then Lou did.



We were very lucky that he was very healthy and active until his recent illness. He was very special to us and always will be. We were very blessed to have him in our lives and our lives will never be very empty without him. We love him very much and will always miss him.

Chuck and Lou Baldoff

I am saddened by your loss. Riley was a wonderful part of your family and I know he will be missed. May warm thoughts of your wonderful boy comfort you now and always. He will always be in your mind and in your heart.

Deb Leisman

I certainly miss Riley. I felt like one of his "pack" whenever I came to visit. He always checked on me during the night and then he would wake me in the morning. He was one unique dog, so smart and still learning new tricks!

Donna
Marlton, NJ

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Smoking Joe Frazier

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 3/30/2010)

I found my best friend at a Boxer rescue in San Diego, CA. Actually he adopted me. He was the last to come in and he jumped on the couch and put his paw around me. He loved to go to Dog B each, walks and rides in the car. He knew everyone by name, He was so beautiful that people used to stop the car to get out to see him. He wasn’t the most brightest as he has a stubborn streak but he loved people and just thought that everyone needed him. After my divorce I decided that I should move back east. I could not leave my best friend so I made a trade with my ex husband- he got the Harley and I took the dog – I got the Best Deal! He drove cross country with me in the back seat of a car. He would get tired and wanted to walk yet every morning he was just as excites to go for another ride. I bought my house for him. A doggie door and fenced in yard. He loved being with my parents – Nummy and Pappy, Aunt B, Ian and My grandson Kam. He was the e best dog ever and was loved by so many. He had to touch you, lean on your and sit on your lap. I will cherish the joy, comfort and companionship that he gave me. I know I was truly loved by him I will be traveling to San Diego to scatter some of h is remains at Dog Beach and at our old house/neighborhood. The rest will come back here to be shared until our remains will join together- and until we meet on the Rainbow Bridge.

I'll miss you Frazier!! You were always the best guy to watch Steeler games with!! You are up there running around having a great time, I know! I was glad to take you for a walk in the snow on my last trip out there....

Eden
San Diego

Lori, I'm so sorry that Frazier is no longer with you. He had the best life. You took great care of him and he watched over you. He was a great dog. Take care, Love, Sal

Sally
Phoenix, AZ

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Brandy

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 2/27/2010)

I remember the day we went to get you. You had many brothers and sisters that were jumping around wanting all of the attention, but you sat near the back, prim and proper and very quiet. I knew when I looked at you that you were the one. As you grew up, you remained that prim and proper little lady, never chasing squirrels, cats, or any other animal for that matter. Your heart was as big as the outdoors with enough love for everyone. Oh how I dreaded the day I had to say goodbye to you. I go home at night to a house that is too quiet as the thump of your tail cannot be heard any more. I love you my Brandy baby. You will be forever loved and sadly missed by your family. There will be no other that can take your place my furry friend.
Love
Mom

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Peeda

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 3/20/2010)

Peeda- when I first saw you, I knew I had to have you!! At that time, you were six years old and an outside dog. I brought you home and by 2 weeks I brought you inside to see how you would do...PERFECT. Not on accident!! You were a very smart girl. You followed me everywhere and I became very close to you. After sometime I got a new friend for you. The two of you were like sisters, until she turned on you. She put you through three months of pain, but you pulled through.
About 2-3 months ago I started noticing something was wrong. You just did not seem yourself. Then, about 3 weeks ago you could not hold your food down. That is when we found out that you had a tumor by your tummy. 1 1/2weeks later, we realized that it was time to go. It was very hard for me, but I feel better knowing you are no longer in pain... Love you always
Love,
Mommy
R.I.P PEEDA

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Officer Ikko Cetrio CS Police Work Dog

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 1/8/2010)

We would like to pay tribute to Officer Ikko Police work dog who passed away recently due to natural causes. He is a "true hero" to many he worked with and to those who new him. Ikko was not only a dedicated member of his work community, but also the community of Jeannette where he resided with his partner/handler Sergeant Matt Morrison and his family.
Ikko, a Czech Republic Sheppard, lived to be 13 years old and served 9 years as a patrol canine with the Wilkinsburg Police Department until his retirement in 2008. He was involved with many arrests with either criminal apprehension, or his mere presence and with many drug arrests as well. He also was used in area schools, to include Jeannette City Schools, to promote child safety, stranger danger, and living safely with dogs.
When off duty at home, he was a gentle giant, weighing well over 100 pounds, but when duty called he was all business.
Ikko enjoyed camping, sled riding with the kids, swimming in the pool, and offering the kids rides on his back.
He was beloved and respected by all that knew him and was a true Godsend as he protected his partner on many occasions when things could have gotten out of hand.
Sergeant Morrison and Family would like to thank to hillcrest-Flynn Pet Funeral Home & Crematory located in Hermitage, Pa for their services following Ikko's death and the community for their support through this difficult time for us all.
"Ikko Cetrio CS" is now gone but will live on in the hearts of those that he served and protected....

Ikko it's been just over a year now since you crossed over. Not a day goes by that I'm not blessed with a thought or am moved by your memory. We miss you so much but know your patrol goes on in HEAVEN. Thank you for your service to me and all that knew you.

Mg Morrison
jeannette

Ikko was a great dog and great police officer. As a Wilkinsburg Paramedic I had the honor to play with IKKO at Station 310. I also was always happy to see IKKO and Matt on scene knowing they always had are backs and we had there. Due to IKKO a Police k-9 Medic Class was talk and authorization was obtain to use Pittsburgh Stat Medavac if IKKO or any og his fellow k-9 officers were injured. IKKI will be sadly miss by all paramedic @ Eastern Area Prehospital Services/ EMS. Eric

Eric Dotten
Orlando Florida

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Molly J.

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 3/5/2010)

A tribute to our sweet Molly J. A faithful companion and member of the family. A loving friend; we all feel such a void since we had to give you up one week ago. We weren't ready for your death, and can only hope you enjoyed your 12+ years with us as much as we loved having you here. Now you are running with all your brothers and sisters who left before you. Watch over us and wait for us. We will always love you & thank you for all you gave to us.
Your loving family,
Bob, Robert, Mary & Nanny

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Cleo Sealand

(Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge 3/1/2010)

Cleo was a wonderful girl, she couldn't wait till someone came to give them a kiss. She was a very loving dog. She was a birthday gift for my husband and he fell in Love with her. She slept side by side to him and they shared the pillow. There will never be a dog that could ever replace our baby girl. We miss her so much! This was one of the hardest things we have ever had to do. She is always in our hearts and will never be forgotten. We love you Cleo, and miss you very much.
Sadly missed,
Mom & Dad

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