Smiling Sammy Frost May 14, 2005 – August 22, 2020 Sammy Frost passed away on August 22, 2020 at Arlington Pet Hospital after suffering from a heart murmur/congestive heart failure.  Sammy was born in Searcy AR and was the largest of a litter of 12 Samoyeds.  He was nicknamed Samson, but he became my Sammy.  He was a wild puppy who loved to play and eat towels and escape seat belts and collars.  He had the strength of many dogs and took me on walks rather than me...

Trying to find the words to write is hard.  From the moment we saw her when she was a puppy, we knew she was the  one. She was our companion and was always by our side. Dixie was a sweet gentle “bear."  We had her in our lives for 13 wonderful years. She was loved by many, and will be missed by many. She liked to ride in the car and chase laser lights. If I had a bad day I could always get on the floor and lay with her; she loved to cuddle! Dixie...

Anjelette was my sweet angel sent to me in December of 2002, I drove to Hope Arkansas on a Saturday evening to meet her the next Sunday morning. She was so worth the drive, as soon as I met her I knew she was mine, actually, I knew from her beautiful little face I saw online. My life changed forever, I am grateful to have this sassy, happy, loving, playful poodle in my life. We slept together on the floor because she was too small to sleep on my bed, I was afraid she might fall off. So our...

Taco’s time with us was a strange, but loving one. We met at pretty horrible times in both of our lives. She had been stray almost a decade (which we didn’t know until right before her passing) and I was in a severe depression. The day I met her she wagged her tail for hours and kept doing it for the entire 1.5 years I had her. Every single day she wagged her tail from dawn until dusk. I think she was happy to have a forever home. I’m happy we could give her that. There is...

Eleven years of unconditional love. She never judged, she always said, “I love you”, she was always there when you needed her. She helped us raise Yang (our toy Schnauzer) and kept Angel (the cat) out of trouble. Yin knew when you needed a hug and helped me through many panic attacks. She loved each of us in a unique way and will be missed, immensely. Thank you for being such an important part of my life. We will always love you.  Katherine Markley

As I sit down to write this I cannot find the words that are good enough to tell the story of Tinkerbell’s life. "Tink" was all the things that I believe people should strive to be: loyal, patient, kind, forgiving, present. For close  to 17 years, she faithfully watched over our family protecting us with all her being from anything that might hurt us from shadows, to sadness. She was always by my side, but not big on cuddles.  She made nightly rounds to each...

Words can not come near my expression of love for you.  You were my sweetest companion and Best Friend during your time here on Earth.  I have never experienced a sweeter bond than the one we shared.  You will remain forever in my heart.  I ❤ Lucy

It was a week before Christmas, 2017 when we drove from Memphis to Marrietta, Georgia to adopt Saundi from the Georgia House Rabbit Society (GHRS).  Saundi had a rough start to her life. She was mistreated and suffered a fractured pelvis sometime prior to her rescue by GHRS in the fall of 2016. The GHRS volunteers found Saundi and her litter of baby bunnies on their front step.   All, but one of her babies died.  Saundi and her surviving son, Silas, were...

Dipsie was a minature dachshund with a free spirited heart.  Upon my parents adoption of her over 10 years ago, it was "Katie, bar the door", since Dipsie could slip out like greased lightening.  Catching her was a neighborhood effort, because she could not only run, but hide in the flower beds because of her coat color. Her last two years of living dealt with treating her Cushings, which is a dietary challenge, since no meat products can be taken in by the dog. ...

Peeta Haase     May 8, 2018- May 30, 2020     Peeta was a very special little guy. He loved to talk, watch the birds outside of the window, and aggravate his big sister Rue. I found him when he was a couple of weeks old all alone and looking like he wasn't going to make it very long. After a few days of being sickly he came around and was a very active little guy. He was always up to something. He was a missing link that I didn't know I was missing. He made...