Archives: Memorials

On June 14, 2010 in Akron Ohio a little puppy and her brother were born.  On August 21, 2010 this little puppy became Moira Meehan.  From that moment on she was immediately part of a family that needed her in so many ways.   Until 2014 she was the constant companion of Eileen Meehan, travelling between New Castle, PA and Naples, FL on a regular basis.  Her Jimmy was always there to help raise her and she loved him dearly.  Upon Eileen’s passing in 2014, Moira provided such support to her family.  She came to live with her Terry in New Castle and stayed with him until her sudden passing on January 16, 2022.   She continued to make an annual trip to Naples every Christmas, even though the air travel process never a favorite of hers. 

During her life she had 4 major people who she adored, but she loved all of the people that she met, especially those with treats or compliments on her hairdo or her pretty face.  Her loves were Eileen, Jimmy, Terry and Miss Lisa.   She loved going to the parks every day and never missed a trip to a mall or any other venue that would let her visit.  She loved to get her hair done at her bi-weekly, standing appointment with Miss Sara.   Moira loved life and everything it offered.  She was exposed to so much and absorbed it all.   She was the prettiest and nicest girl in town.  Terry loved every single thing about Moira.   We will forever remember our Moira and the immeasurable love and joy she brought to us all. 

To my dear friend Malanna my owner that loved  me most :            
When tomorrow starts without me
And I'm not there to see
The sun will rise and find your eyes
All filled with tears for me
I know how much you love me
As much as I love you
And each time that you think of me.
I know you'll miss me too
But when tomorrow starts without me
Please try to understand
That an angel came and called my name
And petted me with her hand
I thought about our lives together
I know you must be very sad
I thought of all the love we shared
And all the fun we always had
So when tomorrow starts without me
Don't think we're far apart
For every time you think of me
I'm right there in your heart.

 Millie my dear friend
I will forever be here thinking of you! You
Are my best friend You cuddled and made me
Feel so much joy, You made me smile and laugh
So much I’ll forever remember an animal is not a animal It is a life long soul mate.I’ll see you again
              Love yah baby girl

Aiden (aka Aidy B, Little Boo, Mr. Big Ears) was the sweetest boy. He was loved instantly by everyone who met him. There was nothing not to love about the tiny boy with the biggest heart. To say he will be missed is an understatement.

Aiden is survived by his parents, Emily and Justin; sisters, Chloe and Lexi; many other fur/human family and dear friends.

A private service was held for the family at Green Pet Funeral Home. A celebration of life will be held at a later date.

“If love alone could have kept you here, you would have lived forever.”

Nakita was, without a doubt the sweetest soul I have ever met. She came into my life when I was looking for a second dog to keep Caesar company. Nakita was a 9 year old lab mix that was surrendered to the humane society.  We bonded immediately. I always joked that she is me, in dog form. We both love snacks, love, and attention 🙂 She will forever be in my heart, and I am so thankful for the time I had with her.

Kitty passed away at home the evening of January 19, 2022 with his best human friend, Jamie, by his side. Mr. Kitty was Jamie's constant companion since she was 3 years old. Kitty loved going outside to play, as well as his toys, and laying on your chest.
Kitty was loved so much by his human family, neighbors, and anyone who ever met him. Kitty brightened everyone's day when he would pop in to interrupt zoom meetings. He liked to entertain his family and friends outside, and never missed a chance to get some fresh air, sunshine, and dirt baths.
Kitty will always have a huge place in our hearts and we will miss him dearly. We love you Bubbas, you were the best cat ever.
 

Misfit came from a high kill shelter,  it was Christmas time and she was coming home to live with labs and goldens.  That's how we came up with her name.  She loved to spend summer nights on her paps lap doing nothing, she was very bossy and trained her pappy to jump at her every need.  Although she was paps girl was loved by everyone in our home.. Until we meet again Missy Poo.  We love you and miss you dearly.  

Misfit may have only been with us a short time but the paw prints he left on our hearts will stay forever. You were so full of life, so lovable and oh so silly. You loved to take walks, play in the yard and play with your sister and the cats. You are family. You gave the best cuddles and kisses a dog could give. You were always by our side, now in our hearts is where you'll live forever. Fly high Misfit  [❤️]

Vader Lee “Mr. Kitty” Pratt was born on April 12, 2005 in Dallas, TX. He was adopted by his parents and beloved older canine brother Sasha on June 9, 2005.

Sasha immediately welcomed him into the family and they became very close. So much so, that all that knew him often joked that he was “Sasha’s Kitty”!

One of the family’s most endearing memories of Vader was watching him carry his little catnip mousie around and growling like a puppy, emulating Sasha’s behavior!

During his 17 years, when he wasn’t playing, eating, sleeping or being generally adorable, he could often be found flossing his own teeth on his dangling elastic stick mouse.

He was deeply loved and will be dearly missed by his loving Parents, canine sister Ladybug and his canine brother and best friend, Oliver.

He was preceded in death by his older brother, mentor, best friend and protector, Sasha.

In lieu of flowers or gifts, Vader would have wanted donations to be made in his name to an animal charity or shelter of your choice, to save other homeless animals like he once was.

Money has his wings and he was a trouper all through his life.  He brought so much joy to our whole family and children that knew him and especially Mister who gave him and Chelsea walks and Money wants to thank you for loving him so much.

If you could see me now, I am running free with no arthritis in my legs.  I had 17 good years with my family and friends.  Thank you mom for getting me a companion, Chelsea, how I loved her so.  I had the best medical team that any dog could ask for at Banfield Hospital in North Hills.  Everyone was so attentive to my needs until I was thinking I was the favorite but all of the pets were treated so wonderful at Banfield.  Thanks mom for loving me so much. Thanks mom and Diane for taking me and Chelsea on walks and meeting in the park on the northside after you worked all nite long and taking me to the tennis courts and you and Diane pretending like you two were playing tennis but in reality letting me and Chelsea at that time run and play and then when Chelsea passed I missed her so much and then you introduced me to Maxx who was Grandmoms shizu, and tell Maxx whats up boy, I let you do what you wanted to do, never to harm you and boy didn’t you know I was a Pitbull, I was big in size but  had a heart of gold and I really loved you Maxx, be a good boy as you are until we meet again. Maxx I hope you can do your volunteer work once the pandemic is over and give all the emotional support and love to people who need it so much.

So family I will look over you and I know I am always in your hearts as you are in mines so do as I would Love-and give love until we meet again. 

Woof  and peace and Love – your Money Lou.

“Chloe died early Wednesday morning on Jan. 12th in the comfort of her owner’s, Marisela, home. Chloe recently turned 18 on Dec. 24th, 2021. She was able to see one last birthday and Christmas. Chloe was given as a Valentine’s Day gift and she truly was a gift the 18 years that followed. Chloe was the most independent, loyal and intelligent dog in her household. She had an alpha dog complex to her and every dog in the house knew it. They never teased her because they knew she was the boss despite her size. Chloe enjoyed naps in her bed by the heater vent, walks around the house, and car rides with the windows down despite the weather. She loved car rides and loved sticking her head out the window eventhough the wind could blow her away. Chloe also enjoyed wearing pink sweaters in the winter time because it made her feel special. And she was special. She will be truly missed.”