Our Dearest Danny boy; On December 9th, 2009, we had to have our beloved companion, Danny, put down, as he was suffering from a Mass Cell Tumour. He was our first dog. We never knew how strong the bond was between 'man & man's best freind', but he surely taught us how special it was. He was only with us for a little over 3 years, but we were so blessed to have him in our lives. He truley enriched our spirits, in that time, & he will forever be in our hearts. He was a Yellow Lab/Golden Retreiver cross. We adopted him from the Oromocto SPCA in late October of 2006 (when he was 6 years old). He came to us very well trained & was so well behaved. We have 2 cats, & he adapted with them, almost instantly. He would never have hurt them, & even though, they wanted to get closer to him at times, he always respected their space. ;) We fell in love with him the very day we brought him home. He had such a good heart, & was such a kind & gentle spirit. He wouldn't've hurt even a flea. It was one year ago yesterday that we lost him, & we still miss him dearly. We walked him 3-4x's a day, & truley enjoyed the quality time we had with him. He walked very well on leash, as he leisurely read his 'morning paper' in the grass! ;) He loved to see other people & animals on our walks. He was a very social companion. He followed me everywhere! We still love you very much, & always will. We will always remember you. In your honour, we adopted another seniour Yellow Lab cross, & a Beagle/Pug cross as well. I beleive you help watch over them, & the kitties. God bless you sweetheart. We'll see you at the Rainbow Bridge someday. I know you're keeping Chico company there, too. :) Danny is resting at the Pet Cemetary, in a beautiful white casket dad built him, which mom lined with a cheerful fabric covered foam. He is on his bed, covered in his cozy fleece blanket, with his 2 favourite toys. He was given a gift from each of the boys, of a white & baby blue stuffed doggy, & a cream & red one, as well, with a little heart that says 'Te Amo' (to keep him company). Ben created a video for you one year ago today (the day after we lost you), & uploaded it to Youtube, called 'In Memory of Danny'. I still cry every time I watch it, but I watch it often, as I want to remember you forever. Love mom, dad, Jacob & Ben XOXOXOXO

On October 24 2010. We had to sadly part with our most beloved boy"FooFur". He was as unique as his name.He had a mind of his own. If he didn't walk and talk like a dog,you could almost think he was human. He gave his all, in love and caring. Always by your side,in sorrow and joy. He was the one whom got me through the death of my youngest son "Scott". By me all the way.Foofur loved to go in the car, go to the camp and check out the wooded areas. Loved to watch T.V.and listen to his Dad play the Guitar and sing,he would lay beside him the whole time.After five years pasted we got another dog "Dusty", and Foofur loved him, taught him all he knew about living in and around the area, like where to go and not to go.He was the greatest. He will always be in our thoughts and in our hearts.He no longer is in pain.we love you Foof and miss you.Rest in piece my sweet boy. Mom and Dad loves you.

On September 17th, 2010 I put my best friend down an just under 4 years old. Bella was a German Shepherd who was my best friend, my teacher, my confidante, and more importantly, my heart dog. Mental illness took Bella from me way too soon in body, but she remains with me in spirit and in my heart. She will always and forever be remembered as my heart dog and the friend who taught me everything she was sent to teach me in a short time, and changed my life while doing so, and became a dog I'll remember forever. My Bella was a brave and forgiving girl. After a rough start she found her way to me at 10 months old and braved out her new life by my side and forgave the human species for all the wrong doings she'd suffered by their hand. She was the type of being I hope to be half as great as in my life. I hope she's waiting for me at the bridge and I look forward to seeing her again someday. Run Free, Bella. You're free of pain and suffering now, and I hope you find a nice place to run, play, be happy and stay out of trouble until we meet again. I miss you every day, baby.