Behr

Behr was a warrior. Found wandering the rural roads of Delaware County—an old man with cancer, abandoned by his family—he still had so much love left to give.

He was with me for only six short months, but in that time I watched him blossom into the goofiest old hound dog. He’d curl up beside us every night, guarded our home from his favorite bed, and supervised every snack and meal we ate (don’t worry, we always paid the tax). His silly bulldog grin made even the hardest days lighter.

With us, he finally found his true forever home. And I know, without a doubt, he’ll be waiting for us on the Rainbow Bridge.

Recent Angels

Blazer

BlazerBlazer was loved from the day we brought him home until the day he left us. Over 11 years we got to love him every single day. He was our families best friend. We will miss him dearly and he will always be in our hearts. Until we see you again. [dsm_icon_list...

Flannel

FlannelFlannel was my best fella. He was a constant lap companion. A sometimes regal, often goofball bestest of friend. The emptiness I feel without him is immeasurable. I will never stop scrolling thorough the likely hundreds of photos I have from the past 14 years....