Pet Memorials
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10/8/2006 - 4/12/2021I was at a pet store with my daugther .we were looking for dead flies to feed her friends tree frog . A group of puppies had just arrived and they were putting them in an area where they could be viewed . Beanie was six weeks old and so tiny , she was a beagle Boston terrier mix .. Black and white but floppy beagle ears, We fell love at first site ., We had lost our KOKO a Keeshound over a year before and it was traumatic . She was 15 yrs old .. we decided never to get another dog, well that conviction lasted till we saw Beanie. She proved to be the best little dog in the whole world -she loved everyone that entered our home --she would probably kiss any robber that might come in , so she was not a good guard dog . She was deaf the last two years of her life but understood hand singles and still managed to thrive . My whole family including grandkids came to love her , we lost her finally to a cancer of the liver, but had gotten several; extra months after her diagnosis last August . Beanie wiil be in our hearts forever .. thanks to Lap of Love ,and Doctor Jessica . we did not have to take her to a vet hospital , Beanie hated the ride to our vets and she knew exactly the route. I got to stay with her at home in the place and with the family around that she loved so much ..Alice NemetzFairless hills, PennsylvaniaApril 13, 2021
4/15/2008 - 4/12/2021Cosmo saw our son grow up, and he witnessed my growing older. He was there for my work hours away from home, when I retired and worked part-time, and he was there when I stopped working.

He was there when one of my parents passed, and there for the passing of my wife's parents. He was there for our son, through part of primary, middle, high school - and the majority of college.

Mostly though, he was there for me. Getting me through bad days, and making good days better. Jumping up and giving me a *gentle* head-butt when required - which was every day after work, when I'd sit down to take my shoes off.

He was the perfect companion for the middle part of my life - saying goodbye to him is also saying goodbye to that time in my life.

Never cranky or a curmudgeon, even as an older dog, he was always happy and he made me be happy along with him - just seeing his puppy face always made me smile.

He was judicious in his choice of friends, true to the breed - and though he would usually submit to attention, he was fond of it only from his people - in a similar way that his people are - but again mostly me.

He liked beer. And walks. And windy days at the park. And car rides. And scrambled eggs and cheeseburgers and salami and yogurt and peanut butter cookies. I'll always miss him, and I'll never forget him.

Black and white and brown
Judicious companionship
My best dog ever
Chip PedroCovington, KentuckyApril 13, 2021
Willy P
3/31/2010 - 3/31/2021To our beloved Willy P. You were our first fur-baby and the closest thing to a child we will ever have. There was an aura around you that everybody felt in your presence. Calm, handsome, friendly and cuddly you made instant friends with the 4-legged and 2-legged alike. For eleven years you made our house feel like a home. Now the couches look barren without you there laying upside-down (in a silly pose that never seemed very comfortable) and our bed feels empty without you crawling up to our pillows to say good morning. You adopted us that day in Camden and for that we will be forever grateful. I hope you now have eternal peace and comfort.

-Love Mom and Dad
Chris MulliganBordentown, New JerseyApril 13, 2021
Lulu Belle
5/1/2003 - 4/12/2021We miss Lulu meowing at the top of the stairs. We are glad that she was able to go to sleep in the place that she so loved. She was the last of our fur babies (for right now). I appreciate Lapof Love’s compassion and greatly thank Dr Alison for her care.Sharon McCalmontSewickley, PennsylvaniaApril 13, 2021
7/4/2007 - 4/11/2021Our little ole lady Shelby was the most loving and sleepiest pupper ever. She would just look at you with that Droopy dog face and you would melt.Sandra GaffneyChurchville, New YorkApril 13, 2021
11/23/2007 - 3/23/2021"How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard...” On March 23, 2021 --- after a courageous two-year battle with cancer --- Santi was laid to rest. We were blessed with his gentle nature, unshakeable joyfulness, and unbridled enthusiasm for thirteen years, and I don't think even thirteen more would have felt like enough. While no eulogy could possibly articulate the extent to which those thirteen years have impacted our own, I will say this: everyone who met him loved him --- and he loved everyone. We couldn't have asked for a sweeter boy, and we are better for having been his.Tampa, FloridaApril 13, 2021
4/1/2007 - 4/10/2021We miss our Sasha Bear so much. She was the princess of the house and could melt your heart with the tilt of her head. Sasha didn't meet a stranger who didn't live her almost instantly. When someone met her, she made them laugh with her full butt wiggle.Charlotte, North CarolinaApril 13, 2021
1/1/2002 - 4/11/2021Chewie Monk Mosher, Monsieur Chewie, Chewie-bear Puppy Cat has been in our home and heart for 16 years (of his 19+) and thank you to all of you who cared so well for him and/or loved him. Mr Chewie or Monsieur Chewie, our little campagne (country) French gentleman was so gentle, but noisy and we miss his sweet, large personality and handsome beard of soft and airy fur. Everyone knew when he entered the room - he lived loudly! He was a dignified little gentleman who was always ready to comfort.Kelly MosherSEATTLE, WashingtonApril 13, 2021
12/20/2010 - 4/11/2021I tremble by your beautiful life through your kind eyes.
As life left your body and the breath exited your lungs, I cried.
Your paws cradled my arms, I felt pulse of sadness weighing my heart.
I prayed for courage and strength to let you depart.
Pain, suffering had made your simple life uneasy.
Your gentle gesture and protective nature burn in my memories.
Forgive my shallow fear that led to pain you endured.
I have exhausted all means to find you a miraculous cure.
I resent my loss in the battle of ill fate.
Deny, regret, decisions I hesitated.
I hope for peace in the farewell to your end.
This shared journey is treasured, oh my dearest friend.
In the next life we shall meet again.

Kasey NguyenMoreno Valley, CaliforniaApril 13, 2021