Casey (1998-2008)

We're all missing you, little buddy. You had a personality that could melt anyone's heart. A pile of dirty clothes just isn't the same without you
curled up on it. Thank you for 14 years of wonderful companionship and great memories, it passed too quickly.

In loving memory, the Sauntry family.

 



Roxy (2000-2008)

Roxy thought she was a person. She certainly preferred human company to that of fellow canines! Her companionship, her loyalty, her enjoyment of travel, and her adorable habits of falling asleep while sitting upright, hiding her furry toys from herself while playing, and waking her Mommy when it was time to get up will be forever missed.

Love,

Mommy

 



Cami (2001-2008)

Cami Lou, our baby girl, our “Pikachu.” In six short years you left your paw prints on our hearts and souls. Your special look for Daddy wrapped him around your little paws. Mommy will miss your love and your demand to snuggle. We are so happy you chose us to take you home and just wish we could have been given more time together. We know your pain is over and you are playing in the sun and waiting for us be together again.

         We will love and miss you for the rest of our lives,
         Mommy, Daddy and your Basset brother Otto

 



Penny (1992-2008)

We were so lucky to have you nearly 16 years.  You will always be the prettiest girl we'll ever know.  You will forever live in our hearts and memories.  Be happy and free in Spirit with Fritz.

We love you,
Mommy, Daddy, Nathan and Cocoa

 



 Molasses (1992-2007)

Our cuddlebuddy and brave little trouper. . .we miss you every day, but you are forever in our hearts.

Love, Mommy, Daddy, and Guinness



 Jasmine Grace Doerfer (2001-2008)

Jasmine, We love you so much. You were our baby girl. You were our social butterfly at parties and you were my sleeping buddy on the couch. You are part of my soul and I know that you are waiting for us in heaven. I am just happy you are no longer in pain. Here's to you baby girl!

Melissa and Will Doerfer


 Hunni Pott (1991?-2006)

I love you so much and I miss you every single day. I am so thankful that I was lucky enough to share my life with you, even if it was for only two years. You will always have a place in my heart reserved just for you. I hope that one day we will be together again.

Michelle


 Rudy (2004 – 2007)

My Rudy Doody,

In spite of your disability, you were so very vibrant and so very happy in the world you created and allowed me to share. You gave me only pure joy. A light has left my life.

I love you immensely.
Sandy



 Fratz der Denkerin (1991 - 2007)

My Heart...
   My Soul...

Sandy



 Mr. Pickles, AKA Pickleboy (2003 - 2006)

We shared something so very special.... I thought that I was rescuing you but soon discovered that you were rescuing me. Thanks for making me smile and laugh when I didn't think I could. I miss you so much but know for sure that we will be together again. Save a place for me!

Love always.
Your Mom



Boxcar Willy (1988 - 2007)

I know he's riding that train car to heaven.

Love, Janis, Ms. Sophie Toes, and the Pack



Little Lukie (2001-2007)

You have been gone almost two months and I miss you so much. Cuddling with you at night in bed was such a treat! It will never be the same without you around here. Your loving personality was a treasure that will live forever in our hearts and memories. Your brother Ollie misses you terribly. Rest peacefully, sweetie. See you at the Rainbow Bridge.

Love, Mommy and Daddy



MAX (1995-2007)

We will always remember your sweet personality and handsome face.

You made us laugh throwing your ball to yourself, being a lifeguard, and thinking that you're a person!

You'll always be in our hearts.

Love from your family



Sandi (1989 - 2003)

Sweetie, you were only with us for three short months, but you gave us a lifetime of memories. You stole our hearts with you complete sweetness. Such a little lady in every way. You are missed, little Sandi Sue.

Love, Mommi Kym, Daddi Bob and your doxie sisters too



Mazey (1995 - 2007)

Cutest wiener ever! With your unique dapple color, iddy-biddiness, and a look that could melt an iceberg. We hope you have all the things you like--a laser light to chase, water running from a hose to bite, and a friend like your brother to lick you incessantly. Miles misses you most. If he could talk, we'd never hear the end.

We love you, little girl.
M&Ms



Astra (1995 - 2007)

 She was beautiful - from the inside out.

Love,
Janis, Sophie Toes and Pack



Noah (1990 - 2007)

He was my constant companion; never leaving my side when I was home. He was my best bed buddy; always lying right next to me and nearly pushing me out of bed. He was the Cary Grant of the dachshund world and he was a gentleman of the old school.

We love you - Janis, Sophie Toes and Pack



Stormin' Norman (1989 - 2007)

Stormin' Norman came into my life 4 1/2 years ago, white "spats" and all. We're not sure how he came to be living at the shelter, but there he was. He had taken up full-time residence in the front office, going about life according to Norman. I was honored by his decision to live with me here at Lakewood Weenie Manor. Norman considered it his job to watch the dogs' chicken while it cooked for the upcoming week. He took the job so seriously that he soon earned the title of Chicken Sheriff, and he never allowed any four-legged creature into the kitchen until the chicken was done!

Norman loved "solar-dogging" in the back yard for hours at a time; he loved being covered with his blanket at bedtime and "Tiny Tot" treats. He liked to tell me to turn up the heat--and what to do, when to do it and how to do it. I will miss his guidance for the rest of my life.

Love to you, Norman!
Janis, Sophie Toes and Pack



Bruno (1993?- 2006)

Bruno was dumped along a highway. I feel blessed that I was the one who caught this scared little guy. He became a free spirit, afraid of nothing. He will be in our hearts and memories til we meet at the Bridge.

Love Always, Dad, Mom, Sammy, & Percy



Gin Gin (1998 - 2006)

Our brave, beautiful and brilliant little girl. The disease might have taken your body, but your spirit will remain. You are missed. The love you brought to us will remain forever.

Mommy and Daddy miss you.



Jake (2002 - 2006)

Jakers, we never imagined we'd have to say goodbye so early. But after being with us only a few short years, you have left us with so many happy memories. We not only lost the best dog we've ever had, but also a best friend. We are happy you are no longer scared or in pain. Now, go chase flashlight beams, then find a warm spot, and sleep in under the sheets for as long as you want, buddy. We will never forget you.

Love, Dan, Amy, and Alex



Gramma Roses (1987?-2006)

In memory of the sweetest little old doxie lady, with the most precious little spirit, that ever lived. I miss you so much, my precious Gramma Roses.

-- Love, Mommy Kym, Daddy Bob, and all your doxie sisters and foster sisters & brothers at the Dachshund Senior Citizens Center & Sanctuary of Huntington, West Virginia



Ladi Britta (1992?-2006)

Thank you, little girl, for giving us your trust and stealing our hearts. Who could've been so cruel to you, sweet doxie girl? Know that you are terribly missed, and oh so loved. Enjoy playing at the bridge. I hope you check on us from time to time.

-- Love, Mommy Kym, Daddy Bob, and all your doxie sisters and foster sisters & brothers at the Dachshund Senior Citizens Center & Sanctuary of Huntington, West Virginia



Jake (1996-2005)

Our very special little boy, with more medical problems than he could survive. We love and miss you so much, little Jakie-Man. Enjoy playing at the bridge, finally pain free! Rest in peace, our little dachsie man.

-- Love, Mommy Kym, Daddy Bob, and all your doxie sisters and foster sisters & brothers at the Dachshund Senior Citizens Center & Sanctuary of Huntington, West Virginia



Toby (2000 - 2006)

We found each other when we so needed one another and from beginning to end you were beside me with every step. You left me far too soon. I miss you so very much and I will never not remember you, my very precious "long-legged, woolly bear dachshund." You made our pack complete in a way it never will be again. Hold close that piece of my heart you took with you until I see you again.

-- Sandy



Lily Belle McTaggart (?? - 2006)

My Little Peanut,

I know that I’ll love again…but never as much. Thank you for making life so rich and wonderful. I wish we had had more time, but I hope I gave you a lifetime’s worth of love in the 20 months we were together. My life will never be as full, never as wonderful as it was when you were beside me. Our after-supper naps, snack-time, your dinner dance, the take-charge attitude with the rest of the pack, the way you kissed me out the side of your mouth – I will miss everything about you, every second of every day for the rest of my days. I hope that the life I have left is one that makes you proud. I will see you again, sweetie. I know it.

Love,
Daddy, Mommy, Gabe, Gracie and Toby



 Wrinkles (November 2000)

My little angel baby. It's been six years since you've passed on over the Rainbow Bridge. Not a day goes by that you're not on my mind. When you left, you took my heart with you. If I could just hold you once more and kiss you once more and look into those beautiful chocolate brown eyes, I would give anything. You were my best friend and I believe I loved you more than anyone else in the entire world. You will never be forgotten. You will never be replaced. You keep my heart with you, my angel baby. I'll get it back when we meet again. I love you.

--All my love, Chris



Geoffrey (1991 - 2006)

The Chihuahua with the Dachshund attitude!

--Janis, Ms. Sophie Toes & Pack



Mason (1992 - 2006)

A little kindness brought a great deal of love in return.

--Love, Janis, Sophie Toes, and Pack



Emma (1993 - 2006)

I loved Emma so much and I loved lying with her in her doggie bed. I will miss her forever.

--Trevor (age 5)



Binx (August 2006)

Amber, Joy, Gary, and family:

I loved all of your dachshunds, but Binx grabbed my heartstrings like a rope-toy and tugged. He will be missed dearly. I will never forget his wiggly body and smile as he greeted me every time I came over. I am terribly sorry for your loss. Binx will always be in my heart.

--Amanda



Henry (2002? - 2006)

My dear Hoopty Hound, you traveled such a long way to be with us and your stay was too short. You were a wonderful dog -- I miss the way you made friends with everyone you met (except the Akita...), the thump of your huge tail on the fridge door at dinnertime, and your "triple howls" (Roo Roo ROOOOOoooo!) when you wanted something. Poco misses his pillow and his best friend. There will never be another like you. Rest in peace, sweet boy.

--Pamela



Cleo (1995?- 2006)

My sweet "Big Mama," you will be terribly missed around here. The house is already so quiet without your kind soul and playfulness. We know how horrible your life was before you came to us and we are so grateful we had the chance to show you love for three years. You will always have a special place in my heart.

--Dawn, John and your doggie & human siblings



Bud (1998-2006)

You stole our hearts, you made us smile. No one can ever replace your spot in the big bed! We miss you, Rude-Row!!

--Papa Frank, Mama Mel and Sissy Sara, and your four-legged siblings, Ranger, Ralph, and Peanut



Oscar Dale (1996 - 2006)

Our sweet, mischievous Oscar, we love you and miss you so much already. Thank you for showing us how to love wholeheartedly and introducing us to the wonderful world of dachshunds! You hold such a special place in our hearts. You will not be forgotten.

Love,
Ramon, Carol, Tommy, & Cody



Oscar (1998 - 2006)

Oscar was with us two short months, and as we were getting him ready for a new forever home, we lost him to cancer. He loved life and he adored his tennis ball. Now he can play forever with all those who went before him. He was the sweetest little old man we have ever had and he will be missed.

-- Fred and Vicki



Rosie Posie (2004 - 2006)

I loved you with all my heart, Posie. When you were abandoned because of your quirks, Mama scooped you right up. You were only 10 months old when you joined us and not even two years old when I had to let you go. You fought a good battle; that is all I could have asked. I wish I could have found a cure for the hydrocephalus that stole your life. But Rosie, you had many great moments of pure brilliance that I will never forget. Go play and do all the things that you couldn't do toward the end. One day, I will find you again and scoop you right up, this time for keeps.

-- Your Mama



Lilly (1990 - 2003)

When I got my beloved Lilly at age five, she was afraid of everyone, including me. I took her everywhere with me, so she could meet as many people as possible, and she became a different dog. My shy caterpillar became a social butterfly! She loved children and loved going to the ocean, where she would run up and down the beach as fast as she could. She crossed the Rainbow Bridge peacefully on February 26, 2003, after suffering a brain aneurysm. There will never be another Lilly.

Joanne Brownson



Ainsley (2001 - 2006)

In loving memory

Kathryn Crowder



Sofi (1992? - 2006)

In loving memory of our beloved Sofi. We may have rescued you, but we think you rescued all of us with your unconditional love. You will remain in all of our hearts forever. Sava misses her best buddy. Til we meet again at Heaven's rainbow bridge...

Love,
Eva, Blase, Leslie, Jayme, and Kaitlen


Ginger (1991? - 2006)

I rescued Ginger from the county shelter five years ago, on the day her time would have run out. She was approximately 10 years old then. She wasn't in the best of health and had apparently been used for breeding. She had a lot of issues and wasn't the easiest dog to love, but she honored me with her trust and I became her beloved person. Today I had to let her go, as her time had finally run out, and it was my great privilege to hold her in my loving arms as the vet helped to ease her passing. No more pain, no more fear, sweet little one.

Love always,
Claire, Cameron, Tuppence and Penny


Sam (?? -2005)

Sam was a stray we found three years ago. He overcame epilepsy and abuse and lived a happy life for his final three years. Our family fell in love with him, including our others dogs. His love was hard won but totally worth it and he gave us so much more than we ever expected. He came to us sick, angry, and shaking - he became happy, snuggly, and silly. He died unexpectedly one morning after surgery, but we know when he passed away he was a content dog.

-- Michelle, Jeff, and Hayley


Fenway (April 2005 - December 2005)

Go and play! And just sometimes, in the middle of your antics, think of me and remember how terribly much I love you.

-- Sandy


Maxwell (???? - 2005)

Maxwell was a dear little senior dachshund who was dumped at a shelter after his owners divorced. He lost the only home he had ever known and died in his sleep not long after. He was taken in by a rescue group and was well loved and knew nothing but kindness and love in his final days. Max was wrapped in a blanket and held all night long by his foster mom until he left for the Rainbow Bridge. He is being honored by Diane Dicesare.



Frodo Baggins (1988 - 2005)

We were among the luckiest of humans to share our lives for almost 17 years with an angel. Frodo Baggins, you were the heart of our household and you made it home, and we miss you so much. Your best buddy Jack and I just celebrated your 17th birthday on November 6, and remembered how much you loved your angel food cake and unwrapping your presents. When we see you at the Bridge, we'll bring you a big bowl of ice cream and a brand new squeaky toy! We love you.

-- Laura Young


Paddy (AKA Benny) (1990? - 2005)

Three years ago, dear old Paddy toddled out of the woods where he was lost or dumped, to find us, his second family, to share and enrich our lives, on his way to his final destination in heaven . . . Keep the bed warm for us; we'll be there later, Paddywack.

Love Always & Forever, Ronnie, Frazier, Bronson, Nadine, Dharma, Fonzi & Midas


Queenie (1992 - 2005)
If tears could build a stairway
And memories a lane
I'd march right up to heaven
And bring you home again
(Author unknown)
Dear Heart: May the angels in Heaven rub your tummy 24/7 until we meet again.
Love, Mom, Dad, J. R., and Rosie


Penny (1997 - 2005)

You were a very special girl. You never met a stranger and everyone loved you. You were here such a short time and will always be remembered. Your spirit now soars free of your broken body.

Vicki & Fred


Ozzie (1996 - 2005)
 
I will never be able to express the love I felt for Ozzie, my little loving boy awaiting my arrival every day, regardless of his disk operation, arthritis, and finally, diabetes with pancreatitis.  The day he crossed the bar was the day my heart broke forever.  I'll miss the barking at all hours of the night to get up and lift him into bed with me, the insides of plastic squeaky toys all over the house, and the many kisses he gave me every day of my life.  I love you, Ozzie. My life will never be the same without you.
    --Di and Oscar

 


Victor (1998-2005)

Every dog should feel the wind across his nose...Victor does now.

Janis, Ms. Sophie Toes and Pack


Sassy Kappes Paul (1997 - 2005)

My sweet girl, I had you only a short time but loved you like you were here for years. My heart is broken without you, and I miss you more than words can say. Rest in peace, sweet girl, and know that I will see you again one day at the bridge.

Love, Jenn Paul


Mama Cat (1987 - 2002)
Midnight (1987 - 2005)

Two sisters united at the Bridge.

My heart aches, my soul weeps but you, my little ones, run free. Iron Paw and Doodie, you gave so much and took so little. Thank you for sharing your life with us. We will always remember you and those special little head-butts.

Until...Forever & A Day wait for us at the Bridge!!

Mocha, Chocolate, Piper, Petey & Mommy Tina Marie


PJ (1994 - 2001)

PJ, you were the love of my life and you were with me for such a brief six years. I will never forget all the fun we had together. Everyone who met you became your friend. Someday we will be at the Bridge together. You were the reason everyone should rescue a dachshund.

Love, Mom


Mitzi (2001-2005)

She was the toast of the town.....

Mary Lou


Bobby Arrick-Stone
   (3/16/91 - 2/15/05)

In Loving Memory



Hector (2000-2005)

"When something burns as brightly as he did,
the flame doesn't burn for long. "
He truly was larger than life and took my heart with him when he left.

Janis, Sophie Toes and Pack


Beau (1987-2003) and George (1990-2005)

For the first time in 18 years we don't have a dachshund to come home to, and it hurts so bad. Beau (back) was CDX in obedience and a real Mama's boy. George (in front) was a rescue dog and he and Beau bonded like the brothers they became. They brought us so much joy. They will be in our hearts forever.

Virginia and Dale Beard


Jeremy (1995-2005)

He made me laugh every single day....

With love, Janis & Ms. Sophie Toes


Cocoa (1993 - 2004)

The little bear, our Cocoa boy, brown nose, brown eyes, our chocolate joy.
A smile you wore on that dear face, the eyes alight none can replace.
First on to the door with joyful bark; without your light, our house is dark.

The love you gave, all heart, my friend, we trust our paths will cross again.
So goodbye, dear friend, but just for now, we'll be together again somehow.
The day will come that it will once again be sweet Cocoa, Henry, and me.

Barbara Myers


Shana (1990 - 2005)

When Shana came to live with Pluto and me in 1999, it took her exactly one minute to take over the house and show us who was boss. Despite being totally blind and developing a few medical conditions in the past couple of years, she was a feisty little thing and every dog in the neighborhood made a path for Shana when she approached.

She was a wonderful girl who added a new dimension to our household. She was very loving with me and standoffish with other people. I miss her grumpiness terribly and am so glad I had her in my life, even for such a short time.

Lanie Accles


Li'l Red (2001? - 2004)

Our world owes you an apology for your beginning. I owe you my heart for teaching me so much. The first day you let me touch you, the first kiss you gave me, the joy you brought to me as you learned to trust are the greatest gifts a rescuer can ever receive. You are missed.

Sandy


Heidi (1988 - 2005)

Heidi was a loving and feisty dog who loved to ham it up at parties, burrow under the covers and greet passersby from her favorite perch on the sofa.

Ven and Ann


Susie (1989? - 2005)

Susie was with us for only 14 months. She had had a hard life, and I loved spoiling her. I miss you, little bug...

Pamela


Trevor (1992-2005)

 He was a treasure and was deeply loved.

Janis, Ms. Sophie Toes and family


Andy (1991 - 2004)

Andy was with me for only a month before his little heart gave out and he went to the Bridge in his sleep. A fellow rescuer pulled him from a Kentucky shelter, where he had been dumped and would surely have been euthanized. From the first moment I saw him, Andy touched my heart. I never knew I could fall in love with a dog so quickly, but Andy filled my heart with joy. He loved food more than anything and ate with such zest. Andy will always be in my heart, for all the love he gave in the short time he was with me.

April


Carman (1996 - 2004)

Little did I know, when I walked into the shelter in April 2004 and saw those sad soulful eyes staring up at me, that my life would be changed forever. Carman, we were privileged to know you and love you for only a few months, but that brief time was a wonderful experience. My only regret is that your time with us was way too short. I miss your "Yay! Mom's home! dance," and your gentle snoring at night. I'm thankful that we could bring a little happiness into your life, and thank you for the joy you brought to us. We love you, Carmie....and always will.

Mom and Dad


The Old Lady (Came on Noah's Ark - 2004)

The Old Lady came to me as a request from the local shelter in December 2003. They asked me to come get her and take her to my home to die peacefully. Little did we know that this gal was not waiting for the Angel of Death to come and take her...she was determined to get well again. And heal she did. She was full of life, raring to go, and she took down the names of anyone who crossed the line! She loved Wilson tennis balls, leaping into her bed, meal time and steer manure but most of all--she loved living to her very last breath....

Janis


Kohls (1990? - 2004)

Kohls came into rescue in 2001 as a pitiful old guy--skin and bones. covered in road tar, blind and deaf. The vet said he was in such bad shape, I should just love him and maybe he would live another 4-6 months. I had him for three years. When he was adopted out, he bayed loudly all the time until he was returned to me. After the second placement, I got the message and kept him. Even though he was blind and deaf, he could find his way to me like a speeding bullet. Oh yes--he loved to eat knuckle bones. I miss him.

Yolanda


Lucky (1998 - 2004)

Lucky, you slipped into our lives four years ago and the spirit you brought with you has filled our home and our hearts. Without you, there is such an empty space that reminds us how much we love you. Your bright spirit endured until the end ~ and we are so thankful for the gift of your life.

Alison and David, Clyde, Loki, Gus, Samantha, Rocky and Ginger


Zoe (1997 - 2004)

I guess we never knew how much we'd miss you until you were gone. Our love to you always, Puppy Girl.

Mama, Your Boy, Sissy, and the Very-Scare-You Kitty


Farfel (1992-2004)

The best dog in the world. Ever.

Pamela



Spankers (1992-2004)

Spankers came into rescue as a downed dachsie and became a part of my life two years ago. Spankers was out to prove the world wrong about his paralysis and through sheer determination and guts, began walking and never again stopped. He battled a severe heart murmur and Cushing's Disease with dignity and pride and taught us all that life can indeed be enjoyed to the fullest in spite of a handicap or two....or three. We shall miss your fighting spirit and your kind heart, dear friend.

Janis and the kids


Beau (1990-2004)

Forever and a day Beau will be our hearts, our souls and the air we breathe. His love is gentle and kind. Beau is with us always. There are times we feel him sitting next to us as we end our day, letting us know that everything is all right. He never thought of himself, only of us. He romps with his brother Rusty now, happy and free. Ah, for just one more kiss. We will all be together some sunny day. Take care, our friend. With much love,

Andrea, Joe, Heather, and Peter


Sandie (1992 - 2004)

You came into my life from less-than-perfect beginnings, found in a gas station, of all places. The first couple of years were trying, afraid of everything and everyone, frightened from people who had no business having you bless their lives. I love you always and you'll always be in my heart. You will always be my SandieGirl, my sunshine, and my little fuzzy girl. I miss you so much. You'll always be with me. May God bless you with wings so you may run with heavens' other little angel doxies as you were never able to run here on earth. Thank you for blessing our lives with your li'l gappy smile.

Jennie, Bonnie, Bailey, Gracie, & Sean


Jack Jindra (1991-2004)

We all miss you so much, Little Man Jack, especially when we are out in the vineyard. You kept us laughing with all of your antics, whether you were trying to bark a bug to death, destroying boxes with your teeth or doing those famous "grins" of yours. Your memory and spirit will be with for always.

Love,
Jeanne, Lou, Megan, Erin
Griffin and Tao


Maxie (1989 - 2004)

My Maxie Man, I'm forever thankful to have shared the last of your life with you. You deserved so much more at the end of your many years of loyalty and love than you received. You were hurting so much when you came, and my greatest hope is that you found some peace and comfort in the months we shared. You know you went with my love. I deeply miss my old curmudgeon.

Sandy


Sadie (1992-2004)

Sadie, you came to two special people when they were in such need of a canine companion. You filled their hearts and lives with love where a void had come to live. No one could have been more faithful or more loved than you. When one of your special people left this earth, you stayed to bring us all through--and now we know you must leave and you will be with him once more! We can only imagine the reunion of best friends, together again. Your smile will be missed here, but we know you will be smiling down on us every day. We love you.



Randi Rene Blake (1986-2003)

RandiYou came into my life in the crisp fall air--full of life, puppy love, and mischief! For 17 years you continued to cement your role as dachsie diva, princess of the house, and dachsie-love-of-my life. You slipped peacefully from us on the first day of spring, while I whispered to you of all my love, hoping that's what you'd take with you to the Bridge. Wait for me there, my precious Randi-Dandi-Doodle Dog. When Jesus takes me to Heaven, I'll be so happy to hold you in my arms once again, and watch you romp through the fields, forever young, forever happy, and forever with me again.

Mommi Kym and Daddi Bob, and dachsie sisters Heidi, Bridget, (and new sis's Samantha and Ladi Britta)


Rocco (1993 - 2004) Rocco

Rocco was the smartest, sweetest, happiest dog, and a true party animal! He never missed a chance to sing Happy Birthday, then beg for cake. He had a master's degree in begging. No one could resist his soulful eyes or beautiful smile. He never had to endure cruelty or hunger, he was loved and he knew it. We miss him so, but we know he is at the Rainbow Bridge, reunited with his cat Tigger. Thank you for your unconditional love, Rocco!

Love from your family


Dunan and EllenDuncan (1961-1972)

Duncan - Brown Warrior, chaser of squirrels, rabbits and anything that looked interesting. He was my best friend and his beautiful soul is what guides me each day.

Ellen