Aztec
My Dear Aztec, I love you more than words can say. You were the sunshine of my life. Your smile, your bedside company, your bringing of the toy... will never be forgotten. May you be immeasurably happy in heaven, for you deserve nothing less. I know death is never the end, only the beginning of new spirit life. Until the time we meet again, I'll keep your love close in my heart. From Sharon

Elton
Elton joined me and became the joy in my life when he was 10 weeks old, and stayed with me faithfully until he left his body almost 17 years later. I will always remember his sweet loving nature, and Buddha-like peacefulness. Through many moves, and other times of stress and joy, he remained his same sweet, lovable self. He was my one and only constant, as well as a source of endless love and comfort. In addition to leaving me a legacy of unconditional love, Elton inspired me with an intense desire to help animals. He opened my eyes and heart to the many ways in which animals help people, and in return how animals can be helped by people, both by our actions and beliefs. In addition to our physical lives together, we can share a very rich emotional, mental and spiritual relationship with all animals; indeed, it is they who can teach us the almost unattainable -- loving ourselves unconditionally. From Alison

Enzie Rankins-Weil
Beloved kitty who spent 20+ wonderful years with his humans before crossing the Rainbow Bridge.

Fritzie
In loving memory of my furry "snuggle bug" Fritzie, who was my best friend for 17 years (1987-2004). S. Ford

Pinky
Our dear 14-year old cat Pinky passed away on Tuesday, November 30, 2004. We adopted her with the help of the Feline Foundation when she was 6 yrs old. She was sweet, affectionate, smart, and beautiful. She died peacefully at home surrounded by love. Thank you to the Feline Foundation for helping us to adopt her, and for the compassionate care given by everyone at Barcroft Cat Hospital, for nearly 8 terrific years we had with Pinky. Suzanne and David Herr