Forever Friends

Gone but never forgotten – these precious souls brought light to our days and left pawprints on our hearts. This space honors their unconditional love and the memories that live on forever.

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Welcome to Forever Friends

A tribute to the furry angels who made life brighter. Their love was a gift, their memories a treasure, and their pawprints eternal. Though they’re no longer with us, their pawprints remain forever in our hearts.

Ollie

Ollie…(We called him “Puppy”) was always by my side. From getting ready for work in the morning,…to carrot-time after coming inside… to sunning by the garden, sous chef at supper and snuggles at bedtime. The most loyal companion. He will be missed dearly.

– Cindy Andrist

Gucci

Gucci was the light of our lives for over 15 years. Forever with him wouldn’t have been long enough. We miss you so much, buddy.

– Anna Mujic

Moose

Love you always my sweetest boy Moose💙

– Rachel

Lucy

Maya

Maya, we loved you so much, even for such a short time.

– Anna Mujic

Batti

In Loving Memory
♡ Batti ♡
2022-2025

– Aushinie

Oscar

Our shy boy has left us but he will always be a part of us. Rest in peace Oscar.

– Tracie Bjornson

Onyx

It’s difficult to put into words the relationship Onyx and I have shared over the past almost 3 years. To most people, she’s a cat. To me, she’s been so much more than that. She was my coworker, my partner, the one whose fur I cried into when no one else would understand. She was unique in so many ways, but she was the one animal in my life that ever chose just me. She liked everyone, but she made it clear I was her person. She couldn’t talk very well, but she communicated perfectly. From adopting me on Halloween, to tanning with me, to sitting in on my Zoom meetings with YBGR, to helping me do massages, to making the trip to Minnesota, she has been my near-constant companion. When we left Spasha, I promised her I wouldn’t leave her, that she would be with me for the rest of her life…. and I kept that promise.

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These last two and a half months have been the best I could have asked for for her. She got her own house without other animals being mean to her, she had plenty of love and snuggles and treats and special foods. But she continued to decline in health, and it became clear she would not be making the trip back home. The way she has looked at me the last few days felt like she knew it was time, and she was telling me it was ok to let her go… asking me to take the pain away and make it stop. It’s one of the most difficult and heart-wrenching decisions I’ve ever had to make.

So it is with a very heavy heart that I say goodbye to the cat who allowed me to rescue her, and rescued me in return. She was my angel in a fur coat, and she will leave an Onyx-sized hole in my heart with her absence that she filled and grew with her presence. She passed peacefully, purring in my arms. She’s been instructed to wait for me at the Bridge, and I’ll find her when I get there.

Until then, farewell, my faithful friend. Thank you for the years you gave to me. I will forever be grateful for the time we spent together and the joy you brought to my life. As much as this hurts, I wouldn’t trade those years for anything, and I’d do it all again if given the choice. I love you now, and will love you always. 🖤

– Rozi

Marley

Miss Marley,
What a wonderful 14 1/2 years it was to have you by our side. You have been with us through everything. Moving, having both of our children, you having your own litter of puppies x2! I’m so grateful you came into our lives, I will never forget you. You were so special in more ways then one. I’m so sad to see you go, this is the hardest thing we’ve ever dealt with. 14 years was not long enough with you. I hope you’re up in heaven chasing all of the squirrels and eating all of those yummy treats. I love you so much. RIP mamas.

– Karry & Christopher Roerish