We were given the gift of the most loyal and best dog you could ask for! Bentley was part of the family for almost 15 years and he was truly so special to us. We are so thankful to have had you in our lives. You have taught us so much and our hearts are beyond broken with your loss.

The grand-kids that you loved so much are going to miss you like crazy. You were the favourite that they always wanted to see first whenever they came over. The emptiness and loss that you left in the house just speaks volumes as to the joy that you filled it with when you were here.

We will love you forever Ben and will never forget you…..until we meet again little man

It’s taken me a few months to be able to write this but I feel I have to post a memorial for my baby girl.

I remember the day you came into my life, I was young probably about 4 years old but i remember so clearly watching your mama Bella being you into the world. You were the tiniest little kitten Ive ever seen, I remember feeding you with a bottle because you were too tiny to latch onto Bella. I remember the day when you were only a few weeks old and my parents told me that I could keep you, I was so overjoyed to name you but I couldn’t think of anything so I looked around, saw a can of peaches in the pantry and decided that your name would be peaches, which was ironic because I never really liked them lol.

I watched you grow older through the years but you still kept your feisty personality, whether you were hissing at my parents when they tried to hug me goodnight or when you’d bring me “gifts” from your adventures outside. I was destroyed knowing I had to let you go and couldn’t afford to keep your ashes but I have peace in my heart knowing your in the clouds with your mama and your essence is scattered with lots of other animals to play with. It also bring me comfort to still have your sister, I saw the affect your passing had on her as you’d been bonded your whole life with her, but every moment I spend with her I see a glimpse of you.

Ps – I had to choose a funny photo of you, you always tried to looks so serious but with your lazy eye and your cute little fang that stuck out it usually made that impossible lol.

Salem was a foster fail, I nursed him back to health after he was found in a trailer park with his 3 other siblings. When I adopted Salem, I was told he was a lifelong commitment and I was ready for that. Little did I know that Jesus would call him home at only 7 months old and a week before what was supposed to be our first Christmas together.

I miss you so much salem, I miss your meows, and your purring on my lap, and when you’d sleep beside me. I love you and will forever have you in my heart forever.

After our very special fifteen year adventure came to a close, know that you will live in my heart forever. I will miss you till the end of days my love.

This is Coco (with her best toy ducks). She was a 13 year old tiny Chihuahua. Full of life and the loudest bark ever for a 4 lb. dog. She was our constant companion, sweet and spicy. She brought joy to our family throughout the years and she will be missed so much. Her little life was precious and sadly she passed in an accident. She was spunky and spry. She thought that at her age, she should just live off liver treats! We will miss you dearly little Coco. RIP and say hi to Ariel in the orchard for us.

Love from your family.

Colleen and I wish to thank Jared S for his kindness in taking care of our Annabelle on January 12th 2026.

We are still heartbroken with our loss. But wish to say that the help we received from Jared made the whole process easier to handle.

We are in your debt. Thank you

Sugar, also known as Sugar Bear or Babies, came into my life on September 19, 2024, and from the very beginning she was full of personality. She was lovely, sassy, and a little bitey, with a spirit far bigger than her tiny size. She loved to climb, run endlessly in her ball, and stay up all night spinning on her wheel. When she wanted attention, she’d scratch, making sure I knew she was there — and I loved her for every bit of who she was.

On January 21, 2026, she passed away, leaving a quiet space in my heart that only she could fill. Sugar was so deeply loved, and the joy she brought into my life will never be forgotten. Even though her time was short, she mattered so much, and she will always hold a special place in my heart.

Sparky was our “best boy” and we were so blessed to share our lives with him. He is deeply missed.

A Goodbye Letter to Angus

My dear Angus,

I’ve known you since you were eight weeks old, and I can hardly remember my life before you. You grew up beside me — quietly, faithfully — every single day for fifteen years. You weren’t just my dog. You were my companion, my comfort, my second son.

You went to work with me as if it were the most natural thing in the world, sitting among students as though you belonged there — because you did. You belonged everywhere I was. You always did.

We travelled together. We crossed borders, drove long roads, slept under the stars, and found joy on beaches far from home. I will never forget how much you loved the ocean air and the sand beneath your paws. Whenever we were on a beach, no matter where we went, you would run like the wind — full of joy and a sense of freedom. You were small, but you were brave. You loved people. You loved life. And I loved you without question.

Today, I stayed close to you as your body grew tired and ready to rest. You left this world at home, surrounded by love, and that matters more than I can ever say.

Thank you for every day you gave me. Thank you for your loyalty, your gentleness, your courage, and your beautiful heart. My life is forever changed because you were in it.

I will miss you more than words can hold.
You are loved beyond measure.
Rest now, my sweet Angus.

Love,
Mom

Jem crossed the rainbow bridge January 9, 2026 following an unknown battle with lung cancer. Jem was born in 2015 on the Vancouver coast. She is survived by her Mom (Cass), and her Dad (Tyler), and older brother Bynx.

Jem was the last kitten of her litter to leave home. She was loved from the moment she was seen, and had her paw held and all the head boops and kisses right through the end. Jem found a love of cartoons through The Lorax, and a love of rock music through Pantera. Jem wasn’t the brightest bulb in the tanning bed, but she was the best cuddler anyone could ever ask for.

She is deeply missed.