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Scotty |
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Born June 6, 1990, Died January 26, 2004
In loving memory of our beloved pet. Scotty you are gone but will never be forgotten. You gave us many years of joy and happiness from the very first time we saw you. Your passing left an emptiness in our hearts and our lives that will never be filled. The time we spent with you was some of the happiest in our lives. We will always be thankful for your presence in our lives. Charles and Barbara Sonner |
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Trixie |
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When we first went to meet Trixie and bring her home, she ran around so much that we weren't sure if we could catch her and bring her home. Well, we finally did and we enjoyed many happy years together. In her later years, she was very happy just to curl up on something, preferably newspapers, and sleep the day away. It became her favorite thing to do.
She now is happily with her other sister, Heidi, and brothers, Peanut & Popcorn. Megan misses you also Trixie, but you will always be with us. Trixie is buried at our new home with a butterfly mosaic stepping stone as a marker. Love you Trix Mom, Dad, and Megan |
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Hazel |
| August 1995 - July 4, 2004 | |
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Hazel was our only baby for five years before we ever had babies of our own.
He was sweet and gentle and is sorely missed by us and our children Cailan,
4, Colin, 1, and Savannah (our black lab). He was deeply loved and we are
heartbroken at his untimely death in our own backyard due to two dogs who
dug out of their yard. We buried him in a special place in our backyard
under a tree and will remember the years of joy he brought to us each time
we see it. You will always be here in our hearts, Hazel.
Christy and Tony Adams |
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Grayboy |
| Born and died: 1978- January 1999 | |
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Grayboy was the nicest most even-tempered cat I had ever seen. He never bit or scratched anyone in his entire life. When I had my first child, he embraced him with open paws. He even got along with dogs and other cats. I and everyone who met him instantly loved him. He spent the ladder part of his life in our garage chasing lizards and just being plain mischievous. He is truly missed.
Grayboy was gray with two white paws. Surviving members of family: Gene, Myra, Blair, and Nick Cusella |
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Angel Watson |
| Adopted March 11, 1997, died January 28, 2004 | |
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Her name alone best describes our precious pet. Angel came into our lives and brought us the gift of unconditional love. There were many sides to Angel's personality. She could scold us for having left her alone for a few hours, then she would turn on her charm and give us all the love she possessed. Her gentle side was expressed by the gentlest touch of her paw to the face. When she cuddled she would give a loving hug.
Angel's passing came completely unexpected and has left us feeling a great loss. She was our Angel and now she has her wings. Lovingly remembered by her family, Joy and Pete Watson, Guelph, Ontario, Canada |
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Ebony & Prissy McBee |
| Ebony: 1990 - March 25, 2003 Prissy: May 7, 1991 - November 13, 2003 |
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Ebony and Prissy came into our livesin 1991. They were "our girls." They
were indoor kitties, but loved going out in our screened patio/poolarea to
watch the wild life & relax on our lounges. they were constant companions.
When we sold our home 2 years ago, and moved into our motorhome full time,
they began traveling w/ us, and made the transition w/ ease. Eb and Prissy
were well traveled girls, logging over 4,000 miles. They were both
creamated, and theirurns are black cats. They will continue to travel w/
us.
We love and Miss you, Eb and Prissy. You both brought much joy to us. Sharon & Jim McBee |
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Shodan Weiderer |
| January 1988 - October 21, 2003 | |
| A tribute to Shodan by Chuck & Nadine Weiderer | |
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We adopted Shodan back in March of 1988, when a neighbor told us about an ad in
the paper for a free male puppy. It was love at first sight! That adorable
ball of fluff turned out to be a very special pet. His name came from the
Japanese title given to a "1st degree black belt" in Judo. Since he was our
1st solid black dog...it fit him perfectly!
His Loves Were: car rides, walks, laying in the sun, chewing and chasing tennis balls, playing catch & fetch with Daddy, sleeping in our bed, and eating "Ol Roy" biscuits. Our fondest memory is when we took him on vacation with us to the mountains of N. GA. We unleashed him in the wilderness path, and he ran free ahead of us, checking out the chipmunks and sniffing the ground. Every so often he would stop and make sure we were still behind him. He had so much character...his face was so expressive (even Dr. Siegel commented on what a sweet face he had), that we had several terms of endearment for him! The one we used most was "Buddy". He was our best buddy...our protector, and our loving & loyal companion. 15 years went by too fast...we're grateful that he was a part of our life and home. Sho, we love and adore you and we'll miss seeing and holding you. You might be gone from our life now, but you will never be absent from our hearts. |
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Sadie |
| 1992-August 29, 2003 | |
| By Barbara Hornsby | |
| Sadie started out premature and her owners wanted to drowned her because her back legs would not function. I took her home and within weeks she was walking. Not long after that she was keeping up with my doberman. When the doberman died, Sadie was queen of the house and knew it. A year later, we gave her a doberman puppy to raise. She raised her well and always had total control of her doberman. She was a loving dog to our family and her puppy. She is terribly missed and her puppy of 10 years grieves for her. Her favorite passtimes were resting in the pool, chasing lizards and checking out the house for any food left unatteded. She was the sweetest dog anyone could ever hope for. I miss you Sadie. |
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Ceasar |
| 1981 to September 12, 2003 | |
| By Nils & Margie Hallberg. | |
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Ceasar was a constant ray of sunshine in our lives for the past 22 years.
He gave us love, affection and brought joy into each and every day.
On Septmeber 12, 2003, our beloved best friend and family member passed away at home. Words cannot express how much we loved him and how much he will be missed. We always looked forward to coming home knowing he would be there to greet us. Not having him with us has left a huge void in our lives. Ceasar lived well beyond his 9 cat lives and we feel very blessed to have had him with us for so many years. He shared his love with everyone, young and old alike. In his younger days he was like most cats, full of energy and into all kinds of mishchief. Although the last few weeks of his life were a more of a struggle for him, amazingly he still showed a strong will to live and continued to give us love and look to us for comfort. We are so grateful for the many years we were allowed to spend with our little buddy, Ceasar, and will forever miss him. May his precious little soul rest in peace now. A very special thanks to Dr. Siegel and her staff for all the loving care and attention they provided to Ceasar. Nils & Margie Hallberg |
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Sir Gizmo Chi Anthony |
| June 29, 1989 to August 6, 2003 | |
| He is dearly missed by Sonya Davidson. | |
| My little Chihuahua passed away yesterday, 08-06-03. His registered name was, "Sir Gizmo Chi Anthony", but I called him "Baby Giz". I had Baby Giz for 14 years, it was ironic, because I turned 41 in June, and Baby Giz turned 14, if you swap it, it equals out to "41".
Baby Giz was born on June 29,1989.
He was very playful, and when I would sing out "chiwawachiwawachiwawa", he would get up on his hind legs, and dance around in a circle, it was so precious to see.
Baby Giz went every where with me, he loved going in the "car", especially when we got ice cream, vanilla was his favorite, just like his mommy.
We always celebrated our birhdays together, his Grammy would have a cake made, which said "Happy Birthday Radar(my nickname) and Baby Giz".
Gizmo is survived by a little brother, "Teddy", who misses his older brother so much. They slept together all the time, especially at bed time, together in their doggy bed, beside mommy's bed.
Baby Giz is also survived by his mommy, grammy and lots of aunts and uncles.
Baby Giz will be greatly missed, and never forgotten.
He was buried under his favorite shade tree, and has a beautiful headstone, that his mommy made special just for him.
Thank you for such a beautiful site, that enables me to share my wonderful memories of my "Baby Giz". Sonya Davidson |
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"Lady Hunt" |
| November 22 1989 to August 19, 2002 | |
| A tribute from Dr. Siegel: Lady was my patient since Jan 1990. Lady traveled everywhere with her family. She was a loyal companion who adored her human mom and dad. Though she hated to have her nails cut, she always forgave me for doing them. We will all miss Lady! |
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Bear Frey |
| Bear was adopted when he was 1 1/2 years old from the SPCA during the summer of 1993. He departed this earth on 5 July, 2002. | |
| Part Chow, Husky, and Golden Retriever; what a surprisingly hadsome blend of breed. His eyes were white/blue (husky), curled tail and partial black tongue (Chow-Chow) and his coat was long, reddish with some white (Chow and Golden). Folks always used to comment on how big his feet were! The best attribute of his mixed breed was his absolutely wonderful disposition. Always demanding of his share of loving and affection, he always gave his love 100%. | |
| Bear was part of the family of Cathy & Carl Frey. We are heartbroken at his passing. |
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"IGGY" |
| Iggy lived at Pasco Vets for the last 6 years. He passed away May, 2002 | |
| Iggy came to us as a rescue case, almost dead of metabolic bone disease and gangrene of his tail. We amputated his tail and spent months nursing him back to health. | |
| Iggy was our educational mascot and went with Dr. Siegle to school talks and participated in our educational seminars. Iggy was an icon for promoting the care and understanding of the special needs of exotic species. We will miss him! |
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Abigail Lunge |
| December 1993 to March 2002 | |
| She is survived by her parents, Todd and Lisa, her favorite little Pomeranian playmate, Isabelle. | |
| Her favorite toy was a soccer ball and her favorite passtime was stealing anything she could find. Click on her picture and see Abigail with her long time friends, Brittany and Elizabeth. Abigail was an Awesome Ferret! |
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Cloud Genzel |
| July 26, 1983 to September 26, 1999 | |
| Cloud was Pasco Veterinary Medical Center's first "pet pic" of the month on our website. | |
| Everyone here at Pasco Vet loved cloud like one of our own. Cloud stayed here daily (doggy daycare) while Mom prepared for a new addition to their family: baby Anthony Genzel. Cloud Genzel was the sweetest dog and is very missed by his family and everyone here at PVMC. |