Grads, You were our best friend, buddy, protector and love of our life. You will always be in our hearts and we will all be together again. Until than, happy chippie hunting …just remember God’s house is “catch and release”. From: Virginia...
Dear Zeus was 18 or 19 years old. He loved being a loner. When his “partner” died, he totally relaxed and was King of the Hill. He had a cat perch which allowed him to view all the birds who attended our bird feeder. He would do his Hannibal Lecter noises...
In celebration of Booker, (a.k.a. named after James Booker, an acclaimed piano player from New Orleans); b. 3/2002 – 8/2015.. Booker “lived a rock star life,” spending a portion of the year in New Orleans hanging out with neighborhood...
Life is all about change. Nothing is permanent, including ourselves and those we love. As I write this I am sitting in a hospital room, with my 80 year old Dad, who is hooked up to fluids and medications that will hopefully, bust the clots in his lungs and keep him...
Zeppelin wasn’t in our lives for very long, but the love we shared for each other was timeless. We adopted Z from a shelter in July 2014. His name then was “Gramps”. He was big. He was black. He was old. He was the best well mannered gentleman I had...
How do you let go of something so beautiful? Miss Kitty passed away Saturday, June 6th, 2015 after an unexpected battle with cancer. Miss Kitty came to live with us after losing both of her first set of human parents, Dan & Bert Juckett. Eight months ago, we got a...
Isthmus Publishing included a great article about Catie Hawkins and our work at Journeys Home Pet. See full text: www.isthmus.com [blockquote align=”center”]Today, Hawkins works for Journeys Home Pet Euthanasia, a home service recommended by our vet as a...
