Gus passed away at 6:45 this morning. We put him to sleep after he succumbed to complications from his diabetes. He got sick last night and went downhill fast. By the time we got him to the ER he was in extreme pain. Not even a double dose of...
Learn morePhillip, you left so suddenly. One day not wanting to eat or drink, took you to the vet and you left us the next afternoon. We were all so shocked. Your kidneys failed so quickly. Banks will miss you on our road trips. You two always had so...
Learn moreBanks you were my bestest bud in the whole world. You traveled everywhere with me. I will miss you so and Jackson will too. You know his first question when we talked was “Where is Banks?” You will be with me forever and ever. I...
Learn moreIt’s been a very tough couple of months for our senior pets and for some of our long-term foster families. Martin (aka Marty) left us today after being diagnosed with pancreatitis. The vets thought they were getting it under control, but he...
Learn moreYesterday was a tough day for the family. We adopted Davey 13 years ago and seemed just like yesterday we picked him and brought him home. Rest in Peace little buddy.
Learn moreI do not have any eloquent words. My heart is shattered and forever empty, as I have let Aissa go this afternoon. It was a quality of life decision, as she was nearing her 16th birthday. From the time she was found in terrible shape at 12 weeks...
Learn moreRocky had been left behind by his family, tied up and alone. He chewed his way out of his ropes only to end up caught in a fence. The Balch Springs Shelter and Richardson Humane Society saved him, and Stephanie and her family fostered him. In...
Learn moreNoelle was tag #614 (we are on tag #2413 now) and she was fostered by Randy Thomas in 2004. Noelle’s adopter, April, is now a vet in New Hampshire. She wrote a beautiful letter to let us know about Noelle’s passing: “There is...
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