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We Remember Socrates
Soccie, we
love and miss you. We hope there are lots of balls to chase and
places to swim in heaven.
Kathy and
Don
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We Remember Red
Red crossed over the Rainbow
Bridge
in February, 2010.
Our
thanks to Shonarie Urbanoski
for this memorial tribute
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We Remember Roxy
Roxy Correa was a precious little dog
who finally lost her long battle with renal disease. She will be missed by
all who knew and loved her.
Our
thoughts are with the Correa Family.
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Our thanks to Gena Lopez
for this memorial tribute.
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We Remember Sabastian
Sebastian Dakota Lopez was my first
love as an adult. He was only 7 months old when we met. We rescued each other.
I rescued him from the Humane Society and he rescued me from a lonely first year
at a new college. I remember the doubts I had when I first got him. It was
similar to the doubts I would have when my son would be born 7 years later. I
realize now that I had the doubts that every new mother feels when they are
responsible for the life of a loved one. At the time, I felt, Sebastian was my
first son. He was so gracious to let me dress him and take him everywhere I
went and all he would do is give me this look that would say "are you serious"
or "oh no, not again". Those were the only complaint this mild mannered sweet
boy would give.
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As he got older he lost his sight.
Others told me I should put him down but I would say "would you put down your
kid just because they couldn't see?" He was still a great companion. Even with
the loss of his sight he managed to hang in there for another 6 years. He
helped me through the devastating death of my uncle and many heartbreaks and
disappointments. With all of life's challenges I was confident that I would be
able to come home to a heroes welcome. Sebastian was always there to greet me
and help me to remember that I was a hero in his eyes. I will always love and
miss Sebastian. He was 7 months when we met and 14 years when we said goodbye.
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Our
thanks to Paul & Deanna Green
for this memorial tribute
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We Remember Bailey
1994 ~ 2008
Bailey was the light of our life for 14 years.
She would follow Paul everywhere he went. She was well trained and always did
what she was told. She was easy to house train and got along with our four
cats. She never growled at anyone and never barked at anyone except the UPS
(maybe she just didn't like the brown outfit). She will be missed very much and when we talk
about her she always brings a tear or two. Rest in Peace Bailey.
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We Remember Baby
Baby was one of the dearest, sweetest, most
gentle dogs I've ever known, and I'm blessed that she got to live with her
sister LuLu and I. We so much thank the wonderful friends Baby made at
Palm Plaza Pet Hospital. And a special thank you to Alicia who made Baby want to
visit even when she felt good. Even though the outcome wasn't the one we
wanted, it was no fault of anyone. Baby had developed a huge tumor near her
heart. She never would have lived a very good life for long.
Baby's main reason to live was to eat -
anything. She sometimes ended up visiting Palm Plaza because she had eaten the
wrong thing.
LuLu and I will miss Baby horribly. She was
so special.
Our
thanks to Sandra Idleman for this memorial tribute.
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Our thanks to Kimberly
Warner
for this memorial tribute.
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We Remember Nushka
We lost Nushka about 2
years ago. Her nickname was "Mama" she treated all additions to our pack as they
were her kids. She was so nurturing, caring, and she was my shadow.
Unfortunately, she suffered the same fate as her father, and her vertebrae in
her back began to put pressure on her spinal cord. She had lost all function to
the right side of her body one night, and we knew what we had to do. Palm Plaza
was so good to her, and you could tell she was ready to meet her dad on the
other side of the rainbow.
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Nushka was always full
of life, loved her time she got to spend with me with our horses, just me and
her. She always loved to be with other dogs especially Lilo, but she especially
loved our alone time together. I know she lived a wonderful full life, camping
under the stars, seeing bears, deer, and all the other critters we ran into. She
loved playing in the stream with her dad amongst the great red wood trees of
Sequoia. Its seems even though her life was full, it is never long enough, I
wish we could have spent more then 10 years together. I know she is in a much
better place now, she feels no pain, she can run and play with all of the others
we have lost in the past. I know we will meet again someday, and camp, hike, and
play in streams again. We will forever love and miss Nushka.
Thank you Palm Plaza
for giving our Nushka so much compassion and love in her passing...
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Our thanks to Lisa Napier of High
Desert Angels for Animals for this memorial tribute.
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We
Remember Lou
My dog
"Lou" died February 16th at Palm Plaza, so I wanted to give you some information
about him. I got "Lou" in 2003 from the Lancaster Shelter. I named him Lou
because I had rescued another Pointer mix that had the same coloring as him not
too long before that. Her name is "Lucy" and they looked like a pair, so I
thought the name fit. He was a beautiful dog with the most gorgeous green
eyes. Lou had a bad leg and limped a little but he was feisty and could still
keep up with the other dogs. He loved to race around the yard and play with the
other dogs. He was so full of life and energy and had a wonderful spirit.
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He was also very
inquisitive and loved getting into things. In these pictures he stuck his head
into the cat food container and got the top stuck on his head! That was my
sweet boy. He was the clown in the bunch and was always a happy boy. I am
still heartbroken and am missing him terribly. He was only a few years old. I
would have never expected him to have gone before my older ones. I thank
Darlene Hernandez and the entire staff of Palm Plaza Pet Hospital for doing such
a wonderful job in taking care of him and trying to save him. Thank you for
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