Britt
The veterinarian wanted to euthanize you the day I found you, but I chose to take you home
instead. With your unending curiosity and capacity for love, you lived life to the fullest; an
equal to all of God’s creatures. Sitting outside in the warm sunlight was on of your
favorite pass times and the squirrels knew you as a friend. Our Iguana, who tail-smacked
every dog, cat and person in our house, gave you a pass when you jumped onto a
chair he was already occupying, somehow knowing that you meant no harm. Pookie loved
you so much. My heart broke when she died but I knew that meant that you two could be together again.
Britt, you will always hold a special place in my heart. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
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MIEP
First things first - my name - when I was a baby, I liked to nuzzle under my humans' necks. While doing that, I whispered
words. They thought I was saying peep peep peep peep. Finally they realized I was saying meep meep meep meep. Now you
can't understand why they didn't spell my name Meep. You are not alone; I lost so much nap time because I had to tell every
one the correct spelling-Miep Miep Miep Miep. No wonder I was totally exhausted most of the time. Other than the spelling
of my name, I loved my human daddy, my human mommy, and my human siblings unconditionally. I am the luckiest girl cat
in the world. My human family described me as beautiful, bright, very determined, loyal, very curious, and lovable especially
with my human daddy. As with most families, there were a few bumps along the road. A big bump was all of my toys were on the
coffee table. I had such a wonderful time knocking them all onto the floor to drag them through out the house. That was the
bump that required me to listen to my human daddy and human mommy explaining to me that the items were not my toys;
they were valuable knicks knacks and for me to never touch the coffee table or any items on the coffee table. Humans are
so silly to think I understood what they were saying, although I had my very serious face on. Next bump-some one thought
it would be good for me to have company during the day. Big problem-the company was the neighbors' dog. Being brilliant,
I turned a negative into a positive. I blamed the dog for everything-the junk on the coffee table scattered throughout the
house, trash cans turned upside down, toilet paper strewn throughout the house, my litter box turned upside down, and on and on.
Unfortunately in May 2016 I was very sick and knew I had to leave my human family; I cried and cried as they did too. Again
I turned a negative into a positive - there is the Rainbow Bridge, and I ran as fast as I could into the open arms of my cat mommy,
cat daddy and my cat siblings. All tears of joy. I know now that when it is time for my humans to cross the Rainbow Bridge
I will greet them with my wide open arms. All tears of joy.
HOSS
04/1995 - 04/08/2016 - When I woke up that morning and you weren't on the bed,
I knew something was wrong. Going out into the front room and seeing you
sitting hunched up on my jacket, I knew it was time for that inevitable terrible last trip to the vet
Hoss, you will forever be in my heart and mind, thanks for all the great
memories, my best buddy!
Doofus
In loving memory of my blind rescue sweetheart, Empress Doofus von Poppy-Butt, passed
Oct 3, 2016 two weeks short of her 18 th birthday. She is forever in my heart and my thoughts.
I am making this donation in loving memory of my cat Tot. She was a shelter rescue cat and a beautiful, gentle spirit. She
had been abused by her owner, was super skinny and skittish. After many years of gentle love and plenty of food she
became a plump little girl who loved snuggles. She was still nervous around people but in the last year before her passing
she actually started coming out to meet new people on her own. She met me at the door every day and there was rarely a
moment when she was not sitting in my lap. I have never had a connection to another animal like I did with her. I recently
had to make the difficult decision to have her put to sleep due to a wasting kidney disease. She has lost from 10 pounds to
6 pounds. I want to help support other rescue cats in her memory. Thank you so much for allowing me to come visit your
cats and fill my kitty love meter.
TOT
Chip Baby Damrow
This is for Chip Baby Damrow. He would do chores.
Wake up the birds. Wake me up in the mornings.
Helped me during my gastroparesis beginning. I
almost died in 2005. They said I wouldn’t live past
2006. He was my security blanket. He is missed.
Jazzy
In memory of our dear sweet Jazzy. When we went to adopt a kitty I stopped by your cage and you stuck your little paw out and grabbed my arm.
I knew right then that you had to be ours. You came home with us and changed our lives in ways we never thought possible. Jazzy, you were the
most precious, lovable, gentle kitty. You made us laugh with the silly things you did like finding one of my hair ties and carrying it to your water
bowl, dropping it in and watching it float around. Sometimes you would sleep on your back with your little pink toes up in the air. Tragedy stuck
our lives, we lost our precious daughter Katelyn and life hasn't been the same. You knew something was wrong and would come on my lap,
kneading me with your paws while purring loudly in my ear. You brought us so much comfort. You would lay on the couch between us making
sure all four of your paws were touching one of us. A couple months ago you weren't yourself and we took you to the vet but they could never
find out what the problem was. Sadly the time came when we knew we had to let you go. I didn't think I would be able to go to the vet that night
but forced myself. They gave us time to spend with you, and we held you telling you how much we love you and about all the happiness you
brought us. Then the vet came in and I took you in my arms. He gave you the injections and I told you to go to the light and Katelyn will be
waiting for you on the Rainbow Bridge, you went so quickly, my tears flooded down onto you. It was the hardest decision I had to make, but
couldn't let you go on suffering. The house is so empty, I keep looking for you my little Jazzy girl. We have a memorial garden in our yard for
Katelyn and we buried you next to her tree. We miss you so much, but know you're running around healthy with Kate and all the other furbabies
in Heaven. Someday we will all be reunited. Thank you precious Jazzy for 14 years of love and joy.
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The veterinarian wanted to euthanize you the
day I found you, but I chose to take you home
instead. With your unending curiosity and
capacity for love, you lived life to the fullest; an
equal to all of God’s creatures. Sitting outside
in the warm sunlight was on of your favorite
pass times and the squirrels knew you as a friend.
Our Iguana, who tail-smacked every dog,
cat and person in our house, gave you a pass
when you jumped onto a chair he was already
occupying, somehow knowing that you meant
no harm. Pookie loved you so much. My heart
broke when she died but I knew that meant that
you two could be together again. Britt, you will
always hold a special place in my heart.
Thank you for sharing your life with us.
Britt
A minimum $10 donation we would be
pleased to honor your loved one with a
permanent memorial on our Rainbow Bridge
Memorial page. If you would like to make a
donation using your Visa or
Mastercard, please click below.
The site is safe and secure and encrypted
First things first - my name - when I was a baby, I liked to
nuzzle under my humans' necks. While doing that, I
whispered words. They thought I was saying peep peep
peep peep. Finally they realized I was saying meep meep
meep meep. Now you can't understand why they didn't
spell my name Meep. You are not alone; I lost so much
nap time because I had to tell every one the correct spelling-
Miep Miep Miep Miep. No wonder I was totally exhausted
most of the time. Other than the spelling of my name, I
loved my human daddy, my human mommy, and my human
siblings unconditionally. I am the luckiest girl cat in the
world. My human family described me as beautiful, bright,
very determined, loyal, very curious, and lovable especially
with my human daddy. As with most families, there were
a few bumps along the road. A big bump was all of my toys
were on the coffee table. I had such a wonderful time
knocking them all onto the floor to drag them through out
the house. That was the bump that required me to listen to
my human daddy and human mommy explaining to me that
the items were not my toys; they were valuable knicks
knacks and for me to never touch the coffee table or any
items on the coffee table. Humans are so silly to think I
understood what they were saying, although I had my very
serious face on. Next bump-some one thought it would be
good for me to have company during the day. Big problem-
the company was the neighbors' dog. Being brilliant, I turned
a negative into a positive. I blamed the dog for everything-
the junk on the coffee table scattered throughout the
house, trash cans turned upside down, toilet paper strewn
throughout the house, my litter box turned upside down,
and on and on.
Unfortunately in May 2016 I was very sick and knew I had
to leave my human family; I cried and cried as they did too.
Again I turned a negative into a positive - there is the
Rainbow Bridge, and I ran as fast as I could into the open
arms of my cat mommy, cat daddy and my cat siblings. All
tears of joy. I know now that when it is time for my humans
to cross the Rainbow Bridge I will greet them with my wide
open arms. All tears of joy.
MIEP
04/1995 - 04/08/2016 - When I woke up that
morning and you weren't on the bed, I knew
something was wrong. Going out into the
front room and seeing you sitting hunched
up on my jacket, I knew it was time for that
inevitable terrible last trip to the vet. Hoss,
you will forever be in my heart and mind,
thanks for all the great memories, my best
buddy!
HOSS
Doofus
In loving memory of my blind rescue sweetheart,
Empress Doofus von Poppy-Butt, passed Oct 3, 2016
two weeks short of her 18 th birthday. She is forever
in my heart and my thoughts.
TOT
I am making this donation in loving memory of
my cat Tot. She was a shelter rescue cat and a
beautiful, gentle spirit. She had been abused by her
owner, was super skinny and skittish. After many
years of gentle love and plenty of food she became
a plump little girl who loved snuggles. She was
still nervous around people but in the last year
before her passing she actually started coming
out to meet new people on her own. She met me
at the door every day and there was rarely a moment
when she was not sitting in my lap. I have never had
a connection to another animal like I did with her.
I recently had to make the difficult decision to have
her put to sleep due to a wasting kidney disease.
She has lost from 10 pounds to 6 pounds. I want to
help support other rescue cats in her memory.
Thank you so much for allowing me to come
visit your cats and fill my kitty love meter.
Chip Baby Damrow
This is for Chip Baby Damrow. He would do chores.
Wake up the birds. Wake me up in the mornings.
Helped me during my gastroparesis beginning. I
almost died in 2005. They said I wouldn’t live past
2006. He was my security blanket. He is missed.
JAZZY
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