Max was a 15 1/2 yr old cockapoo. He was one of the sweetest dogs we’ve ever known. While he liked anything with a squeaker, his very favorite toy was a sock, any sock he could get his mouth on. He loved to sneak off to the bedroom and look for a sock or “help” me with the laundry and as soon as a sock would hit the floor, he would grab it and run. He wanted us to chase him through the house.
He liked milk bones, peanut butter, scrambled eggs and would try to get a bite of whatever his daddy was eating, but his very favorite treat was the chewy turkey morsels in his dog food. It was like he was addicted to them. A couple of our favorite memories of him are when he would come over and out of nowhere start loving on us. He could be very affectionate, but it was always on his terms. He always greeted us at the door, tail wagging and barking, then he would run and grab a toy.
Thanks for giving us 15 1/2 years of unconditional love. We love and miss you Maxie Boy!
Love Mommy +Daddy (Hoss and Roxy too)

Rest In Peace Max

Angel left us at the age of 16-1/2 years. She was a Maltese who was surrendered by her owner to us when she was 12. She fit right in to our household of six small dogs, and loved to cuddle with her Daddy. We knew right away she was going to be a Daddy’s girl. Angel enjoyed playing with any small squeaky toy she found. Our favorite memory is her little tap dance at meal time.

Rest In Peace Angel

Pupper was a seventeen year old chihuahua. He loved squeaky toys, bacon bites, playing outside with his sister Bella, spending time with his grandma, and going for walks. Pupper lived a long life with his family, and he provided many memories over the last two decades. A favorite memory is how cuddly he was and how he would snuggle to keep warm.

Rest In Peace Pupper

Kelley Crump was14 yrs old Collie
favorite toy……shoeie
favorite treat ……bacon
favorite thing to do…be with daddy
favorite memory being with my daddy

Rest in Peace Kelley

Andi was a 13 year old Boston Terrier.

July 1, 2011 – June 7, 2024

Oh, my sweet Andi. How do I say goodbye?
I’ve been without you one whole month, but it feels like just one minute. Then you took your last breath in my arms, I knew everything would be so different. In that moment, 11 years of sweet memories came screaming back to me. The extreme sadness I felt was overwhelming.

I called your name at dinner time a few days ago. Sometimes I think I hear your little feet tapping across the kitchen floor. I miss your snorts and your loud snoring. I miss your tiny little body hogging the entire bed at night. I miss seeing the excitement in your eyes when I would open a slice of cheese. I just miss everything about you. The silence is loud.

I hope you knew in your last moments that I would have given anything to have kept you here with me for many more years and that I loved you with my whole heart.

Cooper sure misses you, too.

I hope you’re running around like the wild and crazy little dog you used to be and eating all the Velveeta cheese slices heaven has to offer.

I love you, pretty girl, and I will miss you always.

Mommy

Rest In Peace Andi

Shorty was a 15 year – 8 month Basset Hound. His favorite toy when he was younger was his squeak hedgehog, when he was older, it was his humans (us). Shorty’s favorite treat was anything edible (including watermelon). His favorite things to do were eat; sniffing; zoomies; naps; and meet new dogs and people; porch-sitting with us; playing dress-up (to please me!); being with his dog and cat siblings; laying on his back; and being with us! Talking! The Basset-howl. Shorty loved to sing-the-song of his people! Everything about Shorty is a favorite memory! He was absolutely the BEST dog ever. He just wanted to always please us. He showed devotion and his love with every breath in him. His tail was always wagging. He won “Best Tail Wagger” several years straight at a Basset Hound Fundraiser for BROOD. He was a people-dog, and just wanted to be near us 24/7. Our love for him was mutual.

Rest In Peace Shorty

Baby Girl was a 15 year old Pomeranian.
Her favorite toy was a sock monkey.
Her favorite treat was bacon treat.
Her favorite thing to do was bark at her papaw.
My favorite memory was the day when my husband “Ernest” put baby girl in my hands. Ernest’s favorite memory is when Baby Girl would argue with him.
Rest in Peace Baby Girl

Roscoe was our loving pitbull for 7 years. His favorite toy was a small football that I now keep on my bedside table, as long as you would throw it he would play. He liked so many treats it would be hard for me to say he had a favorite from milk bones, peanut butter, popsicles, lucky charms every night before bed (dry), bacon and many more. He loved to lay on the porch and soak up the sun. Roscoe felt that his one and only job was to protect his family and he done it well and for that I will always be grateful to him for. He loved us unconditionally as we did him. You will forever be in my heart my dear boy!! I will never forget you and I pray you knew just how much we loved you.
Love mommy & daddy

Rest In Peace Roscoe

Charlie was a 10-1/2 year old Lab/mix. His favorite toy was a chew ball. Charlie’s favorite treats were mini treats, ice cream, pizza, and big chew bones. His favorite thing to do was play ball. My favorite memory was when I opened the cage he was in at the dog pound and I said come home with me he jumped on my shoulder and I brought him home.

Rest In Peace Charlie

Izzy was a 14.5 year old Pitt bull. Her favorite toy was tennis balls. Izzy’s favorite treat was snausages. Her favorite thing to do was cuddle, and lay in the sun. My favorite memories of Izzy are when she wanted your attention she would take her nose and nudge you. She always knew when you needed comfort when you were sad or sick. She was my soul dog just the bestest girl in the whole world. Her beautiful smile. 😊

Rest in Peace Izzy