MEMORIALS & TRIBUTES

 

It would be an honor to have your beloved pet memorialized in our meadow at the foot of the rainbow.  We will also feature tributes to special people or animals, so please feel free to write us with yours.  To help us save another animal, a donation in memory or tribute would be very much appreciated.


The Rainbow Bridge

Please send all applicable information (your pets name, story, and photos) with your donation to:

We miss you, Sally.Humane Society
8304 Wayne Avenue
Stanwood, WA 98292
(All checks should be payable to Humane Society)

And remember, we are here to help!  Contact us if you need any help or you have any questions.
 


 
In memory of our beloved Luci.

-Carol Janowicz

         

In memory of Mac McIntyre.

-Love, Mom & Dad, Grandma & Grandpa

         

I found Anna, a 12 year old cat, in the summer.  She was in very poor shape.  I spent over $1,000 dollars to make her well.  But, I had a busy schedule and traveled.  I couldn't keep her and no one wanted her.  I took her to the Everett Shelter and they euthanized her.  I am devastated. 

-Thomas

         

In memory of Kathy Searfus, a lady who loved animals.   Thank you for your wonderful bequest.  In your name, we will take care of those who are sick and old and cannot care for themselves.  Thank you for remembering them.

-The animals and staff at HappyPaws Farm.

         

In loving memory of our most special Luci.  Soar high.

-Mom & Dad Janowicz

         

Skippy - a 15 year friend.

-Alan Mork, always your friend

         

In memory of Chase, a sweet little guy who died way too soon. 

-The staff at HappyPaws Farm

         

In memory of Sherry Weiss.

"And they Bless us with their smiles...

         

In memory of Jack.

-Nate Christensen

         

In memory of John & Ellen Richardson.

-With love from your daughter, Sheila

         

A memorial to my once-in-a-lifetime sweetheart "Sparky" whom we adopted in 1994.  We still mourn her passing but finally adopted "Sabe" (renamed Big Joe). We felt because of his size (110 lbs) and being 7 years old and many medical problems he would remain at the shelter for the rest of his life.  Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the gift of these great loves.

-Helen & Mike Minahan

         

In memory of "Waffles."

-Dory Olson

         

In memory of Pat & Leo Jussel who took in animals and loved them.

-Ellen Reisenauer.

         

In memory of Kim Celedinas' mother.

-Judith Powell

         

A Tribute to Cocoa, a chocolate lab.  She is my dad's dog and is about 9 years old.  My father suffered a stroke at age 52.  He was outside for 2 nights with the weather in the mid-20s.  When he was found, the rescue team said she was laying over the top of him protecting him and keeping him warm.  She is credited with saving his life for he was hypothermic .  Had she not kept him as warm as she did, he would have perished. 

Thank you Cocoa, the canine angel of Rick Bowers.

-Lea Bowers

         

A tribute in honor of Garrett Wheadon, Snohomish.

-Heidi Kaas

         

In memory of "Muppet."

-Julie Hayden

         

In memory of "Hannah."

-Maria Dasovich

         

In memory of "Jake."

-(no name indicated)

         

A Tribute in honor of Tom Linder, Stanwood.

-Sarah Pitluck

         

In memory of Becky Roundy of Woodinville, WA.  She passed away 10/22/07 at Evergreen Hospice in Kirkland.  She is missed terribly by her husband of 67 years.

-Harlan (Red) and all of her family.

         

In memory of Pug, Rosie Stemler.

-Jane Loomis

         

In memory of Jane Ellicott of Everett.

-Jack and Alice Peterson

         

In memory of our wonderful German Shepherd, "Bean" who died 3/07.

-Lana Lenz

         

Chubby was a ordinary tabby, about 7 years old, living under a trailer.  His people mentioned him when they picked up dog food from us.  He had about 4" of his colon hanging out.  We spent a lot of money trying to help Chubby and after surgery he did well for a while but it was not to be.  His colon came out again and there was nothing more we could do.  Rest in peace, Chubby, we did all we could to help you but it was just that it was your time to go to the Rainbow Bridge.

-The Staff at HappyPaws Farm 

         

Scotty was a special, unassuming, shit tzu/terrier with large eyes who was rescued from the streets of Taiwan in awful condition.  He found his way to the States through a special person but was then given up immediately due to his multiple medical problems.  He stayed at HappyPaws for a long time.  No one was every willing to adopt him along with his compromised immune system and chronic mange.

He had  a happy life on our farm but sadly succumbed to congestive heart failure at the age of ten.  We will more than miss you, Scotty.

-The Staff at HappyPaws Farm

 
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