Faithful Friends, 2025

12/2/2009-11/25/2025

"Matches, our beloved, sweet boy. I'll never forget:
-eating the last bite
-soft kisses
-sleeping on my shoulder and breathing into my ear
-snoring so loud we could hear you across the room
-rolling on ice
-sleeping on my legs until I went numb
-chasing Lamby
-herding Toby
-looking back to make sure I was coming
You weren't a dog. You were part of our family. We will never forget you.
Love you,
Momma, Daddy, Becky, and Toby”

-Amy and Jim Hall

9/30/2015-11/17/2025

"Rest In Peace Max
Saying goodbye is the hardest! Yesterday we had to make the tough decision to put down a very special member of our family. He was surrounded in his home with us by his side and me holding him. Max was my world and my best friend. Max was more than just a pet; he was a true companion, a source of joy, and a friend who never judged and always offered unconditional love. From the moment he came into my life, he filled my days with laughter and happiness. When I would Come home ever he made sure he greeted me with a shoe yet he never chewed them up, and if he couldn’t find a shoe, he would find something to greet me with.
I’m not sure how I’m going to get through this because Max was the one who got me through my rough Times. He’s no longer in pain or suffering and I’m thankful to have had Max for 11 years.
Milly’s Vet was amazing and compassionate."

- Kristina Snyder & Family

1/12/2010-11/12/2024

"One year ago today, we said goodbye to our Savannah, the sweetest soul we’ve ever known. She loved her people fiercely—always greeting us with a wagging tail and that big smile. She demanded her pets, gave the best ‘hugs,’ and stood guard over the littles like a true protector. She let them crawl all over her without a care, because that’s just who she was—gentle, loyal, and full of love. Losing her has been so hard, and our hearts feel empty without her. We miss you so much, sweet girl."
"Dogs leave paw prints on our hearts, and their love never truly fades."

- The Gordon Family

3/31/2008-11/11/2025

"Punk passed peacefully in her home surrounded by love. She will be missed."

- Steph Konczal

5/15/2012-11/3/2025

"From the moment we met her, Baylee filled our home with love. She was an energetic Labrador-Doberman mix rescued as a newborn from a box on the side of I-81. She turned a chance rescue into 13.5 years of joy. We adopted her as newlyweds and she became the first new member of our growing family. Her energy, loyalty, and gentle heart were infectious as she helped us raise 3 children. She lived to play fetch, she could play for hours until we made her rest. Even after being hit by a truck at 4 years old, she showed incredible strength and resilience, recovering fully and never losing her playful spirit even till her last day. She also loved ice cream, canned tuna, snow, and any chance to splash in the water (even though she couldn't swim). Even in her later years, she carried the same puppy-like spirit she had the day we met her. 13.5 years was not enough, but every moment with her was a gift. We will honor her memory by rescuing another dog, just as she was once rescued. We love and miss you so much Baylee!"

- The Van Buren Family

5/11/2013-10/27/2025

"Our Beloved Sasha,
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for ALL your LOVE, LOYALTY, COMPANIONSHIP, PROTECTION, INSPIRATION, & ENTERTAINMENT for the past 12 1/2 years. It has been an absolute pleasure having you as a part of our family.
From day one you were silly, corky, sassy and crazy. There was never a dull moment between the entertainment and challenges along the way especially after our little boy came along. You brought joy, smiles, giggles, protection, and love to him that no one else could. With all this you have helped us to grow as individuals and as a family.
Time is NEVER long enough but we will FOREVER be grateful that you got to spend your lifetime with us and were loved beyond words. We will cherish all the beautiful memories we made together. You left paw prints on our hearts and we are forever changed.  
Until we are reunited, run wild and free our sweet baby girl. We love you FOREVER and ALWAYS Sasha! (Sashy, Squashy, Stinx, Kenny)"

- The Gillespie Family

9/11/2017-9/5/2025

"Sky, or “wuppy” as we like to call her, because she was always a wiggle puppy, was the best dog our family could’ve been blessed with. From the moment me met her, we knew she was meant for us. Her love for destroying toys, and doing zoomies kept us very busy. She loved carrying around her blankie and brought it over to anyone she wanted to play with, until she got tired and then tucked her self in to sleep. She was always bathing herself in the sun, and loved watching the birds, or chasing squirrels. She loved cuddling and being with her people at all times. She loved her car rides and going to her favorite pet stores, where they always gave her snacks. She loved food, especially her cheeses. She had a ferocious bark that would set off car alarms and the most whiny and pathetic whimper when she was trying talking to us. She loved butt scratches and belly rubs, and always wanted to have her paw held. Her last few days were spent doing all of her favorite things, and we have those photos and videos that we will cherish forever. She crossed the rainbow bridge surrounded by her whole family. She was taken from this earth way too soon and has left this massive hole in our hearts. We miss you and love you Sky. Until we meet again our sweet girl."

- The Fink/Halabi Family

September 26, 2025

"Molly was born in the desert wilderness of New Mexico and was originally a village dog to a Navajo reservation. After getting into some trouble with a porcupine, Molly was rescued and nursed back to health by Rae Sanchez, who worked at a local wild canid rescue. Already an adult, she spent another 14 years with her new family. She never lost her wild spirit but was incredibly good mannered, friendly, and nurturing to all people and other animals. Molly ultimately developed cognitive decline at the ripe old age of 16 years. She was loved beyond measure and will be missed forever."

- The Sanchez Family

3/21/2007-9/11/2025

"What can we say about Swee’Pea? Well, she lived up to her name as the sweetest and kindest cat we ever had the pleasure of knowing. She had a feisty streak when it came to cuddles with her favorite humans. If there was a lap, she would fit! She was a gift to us a few years after we were married, and was with us through four moves across four states, two other cats, and two kids. We’re glad our kids got to know her and the joy that pets bring into our lives, even as we cry over losing her. She was loved and loved us back unconditionally, and is dearly missed. You did good, sweet girl."
- Swee'Pea

11/21/2012-9/8/2025

"Mable was the sweetest and most loving little bulldog. She would run up to any stranger and immediately flop on her back, in hopes for belly rubs. In her younger years, she was spunky, loved to play with her humans and furry siblings. She was obsessed with balls so much that we had to keep her away from our family ping pong matches. She was her mommies shadow and when she needed rest, her favorite place was in her mommies lap. We all miss her so much."
- The Spinelli Family

7/12/2014-8/28/2025

"In Loving Memory of Journii
Our beloved companion for 11 beautiful years.
Journii had a way of looking at you that reached straight into your soul. Her eyes were the softest, her love completely unconditional. She was happiest simply being by my side, and never once failed to show her appreciation. Her trust in me was unwavering, and her presence was a constant source of comfort and joy.
Saying goodbye to Journii—holding her in her final moments—was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. Yet even in that heartbreak, there was grace. The in-home services provided by MillyVet offered a level of peace and compassion that words can hardly capture. Dr. Regina’s soft-spoken voice and gentle explanation of the process brought comfort in a time of deep sorrow. She allowed Journii to remain in her home, surrounded by those who loved her most.
Dr. Regina didn’t just provide a service—she gave us time, privacy, and space to grieve without feeling rushed. In those sacred moments, she became part of our family. My heart will always hold gratitude for the tenderness and care she showed to Journii, to my family, and to me.
I’ve never had to make the decision to end the suffering of a beloved pet before, and I pray I never have to again. But if that choice must be made, I know there is no greater way to honor a fur baby’s life than through the compassionate care of MillyVet.
Journii, thank you for loving so freely. You are deeply missed, forever cherished, and always remembered."
- Donna and Ralph Santmyers

2020-2025
"We had to say goodbye to our handsome Sylvester boy way too soon! Not many people got to meet him, as he was our scaredy cat & he didn’t come out for other people. But he picked us the day we went to the shelter & quickly became our sweet buddy! Always talking to get his treats, loved helping me pack lunches so he could get a few sneaks of ham, soaking up the sunshine through the doors, being the biggest goofball laying in the chair next to me every night & showing his siblings how things were at the Whitcomb Zoo. He was our sweet boy & we miss him dearly.”
- Shannon & Sean Whitcomb

8/4/2011-8/18/2025

"Ranger was the sweetest love bug. He was a momma’s boy and would shadow her from room to room as long as he could. He was my best friend. I will love him forever."

-Sarah Lindsay

11/27/2017-8/15/2025

"Willa was the simply the best, one of the sweetest souls you'd ever meet. She lived for a good squeaky toy. She never met a treat she didn't like, even ones she wasn't supposed to eat. She once ate a whole bowl of Reese's Christmas Trees, leaving no evidence behind, until days later, when the wrapper confetti was sprinkled across the yard. In her prime, she loved to run, and she was so fast, and there was no slowing her down. Walk, Ride, and Treat were her favorite words. She was a water baby, whether it was her plastic kiddie pool, the river, or the beach; she loved it all. When we got her cancer diagnosis, we were heartbroken. Her and her sister have brought so much sunshine to our lives after not being able to have two-legged children. They are our world, and both deserve the world. We wanted to give Willa this last gift not only for her, but for us too. So, we created the ultimate bucket list for her. We took a family beach trip, a Ribeye steak all to herself, her first beer, etc. For the last 3 months, we had the bittersweet gift of "Time." Time for more snuggles, more car rides, more treats, and more "I love you's." We had the most perfect last day together. We are going to miss her endlessly. She is leaving a void that can never be filled. We are finding so much comfort that she is no longer in pain and that we'll see her again. We can't wait for that day. Til then, Run Free Willy Girl.
Love Momma, Daddy and Gypsy."

-The Shifflett's

4/10/2011-8/14/2025

"They say easy hello’s make for the hardest goodbye’s. Remington came to me as 6 week old puppy and I was blessed to spend 14 years of life with him.
“You spent your entire life loving me, I’ll spend the rest of my life missing you”
You and Dixie take care of each other <3"

-Chelsea Pretzel

2/12/2012-8/15/2025

"Teddy was a rescue who was full of anxiety, scared of everything. He came to us at age 11 months. When we realized he loved other dogs, we found his sister. She was the alpha and brought out the best in him. Although it took lots of love, patience and time, Teddy grew to be the most wonderful, sweet dog I’ve ever known. He loved snuggling after my work day and would lay there as long as I needed. Always greeting me with a smile and a hop-skip over to the pantry for a treat. Teddy loved walking in the woods and enjoyed his stroller when he could no longer use his legs. Teddy loved so hard that his heart gave out. When it was time to help him over the Rainbow Bridge, I’m so glad we the had Milly Vet staff so we could gather comfortably until the very end."

3/17/2006-8/12/2025

"Patrick was my best friend for almost 20 years! He was my heart and soul and is my hardest goodbye. In his younger years, he loved chasing rabbits and eating Cheetos in bed with his grammie. He loved to sing “You are my Sunshine” with me and would bark right along! We love you twice half the world, P, and one day will meet again!! Fly free my sweet boy."

-Erica Jerome

August 8, 2025

"Roki came into our lives when he was just 6 months old, rescued from an abusive home. From the moment we met, he was my baby boy — gentle, loyal, and somehow already wise beyond his years. Without anyone teaching him, he took it upon himself to guard and protect our then 1-year-old son, a role he carried out with the perfect balance of care and gentleness, despite his super-sized Great Dane stature.
He was funny and playful, a giant who never once forgot his own strength. His favorite treats were steak and donuts, and he could squeak a plush toy for what felt like hours — always proud of his “musical” talent.
One of my favorite memories will always be how Roki was there for me when we lost our other dog, Sampson. He seemed to know exactly when my heart was heavy. Without a word, he would come over, rest his massive head in my lap, and simply stay. That quiet comfort meant more than he could ever know.
Over the years, Roki created a nightly ritual of “checking on me” at bedtime. He’d come to the side of my bed, lean in for pets and kisses, and make sure I knew I was loved before he settled in for the night. This routine lasted for over a decade, never once missed.
Roki’s greatest joy was simply being with his family. His love was constant, his presence steady, and his spirit pure. He wasn’t just a dog — he was a protector, a companion, and a piece of my heart.
Run free, sweet boy. Thank you for every good night kiss, every wag of your tail, and every moment you gave us. You will be loved and missed forever.”

-Amanda Jones

8/15/2010-8/1/2025

"Arwen was a special cat. He was dropped on the road at 1-week old. I was blessed to get him and hand-fed him. He loved to sleep against my neck when young. Later, he slept on the pillow next to me with his paws in my hand. He was scared of thunder and loud noises. He started in Texas and ended in Virginia. Arwen loved his treats, cheese, and anything I was eating! He would get in my face to get it! A loving cat and great companion. He's now with my other best cat and his buddy, Nate (gray tabby). RIP, Best Boys!"
-Elizabeth Owens

4/23/2010-7/30/2025

"Abby was the sweetest girl. She was a mommy dog until my grandson arrived. Wherever he was you’d find her. 15 years was definitely too short but we are grateful for every one of those years. She will always have a special place in our hearts."

-Charles, Rhonda, Tiffany & Peyton

3/21/2013-7/22/2025

"Pete always made me feel safe and he took care of me as much as I did him. He knew how to break me out of my depressive cycles and didn't let me wallow, even if it was with a husky attitude - the back talk was always amusing. I will miss his need for speed during car rides, his zoomies, his weazle toy throwing tantrums, and his booty lean during scritches that could almost knock you over. The loss of this truly special pup will be difficult to cope with."

-Sarah & Dan

8/1/2008-5/23/2025

"Even after a month the tears start to come as I write this. Sage was very loved and returned his affection everyday. Our home just seems so empty without him. It's hard to say goodbye. We think about him everyday. Godspeed our little tiger."

10/9/2011-6/11/2025

"Blaze Alan was a true puppy at heart even in the end. I got him when he was just a puppy and starting my senior year of high school. It took me years on convincing to even be able to get a dog and Blaze stole my heart right away. His unconditional love, playfulness and protectiveness made him a true soulmate. He watched me grow up from teen to adult, watched me bring children into this world and watched them grow. He brought so much life, love and laughter. He will be forever missed and no dog could ever take his place. He meant the world to us. We love you so much Blaze!"

-The Elsea-Ridley Family

6/15/2017-6/5/2025

"She was a spoiled German Shorthaired Pointer. She was the only dog I have ever had that hated belly rubs and would talk back to you when you tried to discipline her. I always said she had ADHA because of all of the energy. She loved camping, hiking, boating and her favorite was swimming. We will miss her dearly."

-The Knott Family

May 28, 2025

"We rescued Sunny from an agency that just brought her to the US from Iran in Oct 2019. I remember seeing her get off the van, looking so scared & I felt instantly that we needed to save her. Which we did! She had a rough life before us, so we made sure to pamper her & make her the princess! She took the role seriously from the start. We don’t know how old she actually was but she had my heart from the beginning. She was the sweetest little girl & we miss her dearly!”

-Shannon & Sean Whitcomb

10/10/2011-5/29/2025

"On May 29, 2025, our beloved Endora peacefully crossed the rainbow bridge after a short battle with cancer. We adopted Endora and her brother Jerry from Petco thirteen years ago when we lived in Houston - they were the last two of their litter to be adopted! Endora was a sweet, cuddly girl who converted her favorite human into a cat person. She made the best biscuits, had a hilarious sense of humor, and was always ready for nap time. She was a laid back girl, Easy E, even when we brought dogs into the home. We hope you have unlimited spring toys and never have to be scared of the vacuum again. We’ll miss you, our Big Miss.”a

"On May 29, 2025, our beloved Endora peacefully crossed the rainbow bridge after a short battle with cancer. We adopted Endora and her brother Jerry from Petco thirteen years ago when we lived in Houston - they were the last two of their litter to be adopted! Endora was a sweet, cuddly girl who converted her favorite human into a cat person. She made the best biscuits, had a hilarious sense of humor, and was always ready for nap time. She was a laid back girl, Easy E, even when we brought dogs into the home. We hope you have unlimited spring toys and never have to be scared of the vacuum again. We’ll miss you, our Big Miss.”

-Mary & Paris Ervin

4/9/2010 - 3/18/2025

"It took me a month to be able to type this up.
Mia was the brightest moon to my night. She was sassy yet the best cuddler. She was like Houdini when it came to crate training. Still don't know how she got out most days. She is so smart, caring. Anytime I was sad or in pain she knew. She knew to come up to you and give you the best snuggles and kisses. On April 9th this year she would have turned 15. I cry still as I remember the happy times. I feel I was not much comfort to her, but I held her through the process and pet and loved on her as she does when she comforts me. We have a cat named blanche she loved to cuddle with. Yes a cat and dog cuddled like buddies. Both my oldies. My cat turns 18 this year and she knows the absence. My mom and nana told me recently they could have sworn that they heard her barking under the kitchen table. I feel she came to visit to let us know she is feeling no pain and is feeling happy and better than ever! That rainbow bridge she crossed was to the other side with the rest of the family up above and she's running free and happy. Down below will be the photo of both my golden girls sun bathing in the sun. Mia moon, I love and miss you. I know your in a better place. I keep your ashes in my office, so every time I'm on my computer your with me like the old days."

-The Glover Family

7/26/2015-3/31/2025

"Zuko was a happy boy from the moment we met, to the moment we said goodbye. He loved everyone he met and always greeted them with kisses. He especially enjoyed swimming, walks, and alligator toys. His famous characteristic was his ears, one up and one down. He is very missed and will always be loved."

March 24, 2025

"Our sweet Cheech died yesterday morning. I am grateful that he passed away here in our home naturally and that Rich was with him when he drew his last breath. I like to imagine he is off running and playing with our other dogs, a family reunion of sorts.
When we moved here we were not planning to get another dog; Lisa saw Cheech on a local web site and sent a picture to us. We were in Minnesota, getting ready to go back to Virginia and close on our house. Cheech looked like a combination of our last two dogs, Shiloh and Gumbo, how could we resist? He was at the local animal shelter being nurtured by one of the county’s women prisoners. She named him Cheech, and in appreciation of her nurturing we kept the name. The first two years of his life were a mystery but someone had housebroken him and taught him a few commands. The kids gave us a dog DNA test and we learned he was part border collie, part Alaskan shepherd and part chihuahua with bits of other unknowns thrown in. The border collie part was dominant in both his appearance and nature. Wherever I was when Rich called, Cheech would find me and herd me to him . Rich and Cheech were inseparable but I was the one who walked him, often down to the lake for a quick dip and home again. He made friends with all the animals that visited our yard, even the skunk that sprayed him. Most of all he loved our grandgirls, sleeping and playing with them when they visited. He lived 17 years, 15 with us, filling our lives with laughter and joy. We’ve been through this before and it never gets easier; we will miss him."

-Richard & Diane Pawloski

March 21, 2025

"Zero was the gooodest of good boy's  We loved him so much and he will be missed everyday <3"

March 5, 2025

"After 15 wonderful years of companionship, love, and loyalty Princess has crossed the rainbow bridge.
The house definitely feels empty without her. She was around for so much of our lives. We got her shortly after moving to Winchester, and she has always been a special part of marking this milestone for our family. Even though we had 15 years with her, it still feels like her time with us was too short. She will always have a special place in our hearts."

-The Bennett Family

5/27/2008-3/10/2025

"We lost our beloved cat Wally after loving him for almost 17 years. He’s been a part of our family since the summer of 2008 (the summer before my youngest son started preschool). Wally was named after the movie Wall-E. Wally watched my son grow up into his college years and watched our grandchildren grow the past seven years. Wally grew up with his adopted brother Garry. They were the best of friends. Depending on his mood, Wally could be sweet or sassy (I want a treat right MEOW!!!). We loved his purrsonality. He loved to curl up on a cozy blanket on your lap. Now my lap is half empty and my heart is broken. Life will never be the same without him. I’m going to forever miss our cuddles. I’ll love him and miss him through eternity. Rest in heavenly peace our beautiful boy."

-Stacey & Family

1/2/2017-2/28/2025

"Our hearts are heavy as we say goodbye to our beloved Lucy, our magnificent Great Dane. For eight wonderful years, she filled our lives with a gentle, joyful presence that will forever be missed.
Lucy wasn't just a dog; she was a member of our family, a true gentle giant who brought immense love and warmth into our home. We brought her home when our son was just two years old, and she grew alongside him, a constant, loyal companion through his early years.
Lucy was a sight to behold, a truly magnificent creature. Her gentle spirit was undeniable, and she had a way of captivating everyone she met. Taking her for walks was always an adventure, as her friendly demeanor and impressive size drew smiles and admiration from everyone we encountered. She was a source of joy, a furry ambassador of love.
We will forever cherish the memories of her playful spirit, her comforting presence, and the unwavering love she gave us. The quiet moments, the joyful greetings, the comforting weight of her head resting on our laps – these are the treasures we will hold dear.
Though our hearts ache with her absence, we are grateful for the eight years of unconditional love and joy she shared with us. Lucy, you were a true gentle giant, and your memory will forever live on in our hearts. Rest peacefully, sweet girl."

-David, Amanda, Noah, & Symantha Cale

8/1/2009-1/23/2025

"Lip Gloss spent 12 years living with hoarders, languishing from a flea infestation that left her with her signature “rodent ulcer” on her mouth. Despite carrying this scar from neglect—and being diagnosed with both kidney disease and hyperthyroidism—she faced each day with love, strength, and comical antics like sleeping on top of her potbellied pig brother. Her permanent grin reminded everyone never to let a day go by without smiling, even in the midst of tragedy. She reached thousands of "fans" online with her strength and resilience as she conquered all the odds. In 2025, Lip Gloss was tragically taken away by lung cancer after only three years with her adoptive mom, but her legacy will last a lifetime."

-Laura Lee Cascada

 7/5/2014-2/6/2025

"Brutus was the best! He was the next best thing to a stuffed animal. Brutus was a Great Dane."

-Tom & Ruthie

8/23/2010-1/31/2025

"Countless adventures and the best companion we could ever ask for. We miss you terribly and think of you daily, but find comfort in the many warm memories and the love that will always remain in our hearts."

-Brian & Kim

11/12/2011-2/12/2025

"Keely gave comfort and joy as a certified therapy dog! We volunteered as a team for over 10 years with Blue Ridge Hospice!"
-Mary Ellen Duffy

February 11, 2025

"We always wanted a dog. My husband went to the pound and was drawn to Mocha. She had such a rough start to her life. I believe my husband was drawn to her for a reason. We believed her to be about 3 or 4 when we brought her home. The kids fell in love with her right away. She was the best dog we could've asked for. She was always there for us and us for her. She will truly be missed but I know we will see her again. For now, she is occupying her time running around and chasing those soccer balls. She will forever hold a special place in our hearts."

-The Howe Family

4/3/2015-2/5/2025

"Harper found her way into our lives at just 8 weeks old. She shared my life in a way no one else ever could.
Harper loved celebrating her birthday every year because she knew it was a day ALL about her! So this year we celebrated early with chocolate fudge brownies so she could tell all her puppy friends in heaven that she made it to double digits! And of course, she loved the brownies so much!"

-The House Family

7/27/2007-1/31/2025

"Gizmo was the love of our lives. She was lovable, yet reserved, shy but yet mischievous. She loved her family, and had the luxury of mom being home with her all day/everyday from being a kitten up until last Jan. He loved her catnip mouse and loved to cuddle as long as you had a blanket for her to lay on. Gizmo will be extremely missed. We love you sweet girl. <3"

-The Hartleys

2/2/2011-1/30/2025

"She was such an active dog who loved being outside. She watched mommy plant vegetables and she would dig and plant her treats. When you got next to her, she would thump her leg as to say bring on the lovin. She was fast and loved to be chased at the dog park. She also liked going into the small dog and puppy area and let them chase her and then roll over and let her little best friend playfully bite her all over. She loved traveling in the car and the RV. She was beautiful inside as she was on the outside. She left us too soon and in such a hurry. We will see her again I’m sure. Thank you God for such a great companion!"

-Mike and Lou Ann Roark

9/27/2010-1/27/2025

"Fourteen years ago, Brady came into my life and changed it forever. From the moment we met, he was my loyal companion, my source of comfort, and my greatest joy. After a ten month battle with mast cell tumor, he passed peacefully at home, surrounded by love. My heart is broken, but I am endlessly grateful for the years we shared.
Brady was more than just a dog—he was family. He had the gentlest soul, the biggest heart, and an incredible way of knowing exactly when I needed him most. Whether it was his happy prance when it was time for a walk or food, his comforting presence on tough days, or the way he made even the smallest moments special, Brady was a gift in my life.
I’ll miss his sweet kisses, his warm cuddles, and the way he would rest his head on my lap as if to say, “I’m here, and I love you.” He was my best boy, and life won’t be the same without him.
Thank you, Brady, for 14 years of unconditional love. You were so loved, and you will be forever missed. Run free, my sweet boy."

-Dale and Courtney Roberts

7/13/2011-1/24/2025

"Kane never knew a stranger and took a piece of everyone’s heart he came in contact with
We as well as hundreds of family and friends are going to miss him so much
We would also like to give Regina a Heartfelt thank you, you were the absolute best and we appreciate it so so much!!"

-Stuart and Lisa Lucas and Family

4/18/2017-1/18/2025

"Max was our beautiful boy. He had a heart full of love which he gave unconditionally to everyone. The only thing he loved more than peanut butter flavored ice cream was cuddling in someone’s lap and scritches. We will miss him forever, but are deeply grateful that in his final hour when that loving heart was giving out, Millyvet was there to help us help. Thanks to Dr. Regina Liskey, Max crossed the Rainbow Bridge peacefully and without pain, surrounded by his people in the home he loved. There is no way to express how deeply grateful we are for this gift."

-The Bly Family

 10/13/2018-1/13/2025

"Blue gave me the love I needed and I gave her the love she deserved."
-Linda Andrews

 January 10, 2025

"Twitch came to me in the Spring of ‘18, through my open deck door as I sat on the couch, rain falling gently outside…She was about 4 at the time and had been somebody’s at one point. She devoured the food in the kitchen and promptly fell asleep on the couch, claiming the space and myself as her new home. I never questioned it, and I’ve been blessed by her love ever since.
She amplified my life in so many ways. She taught me so much and gave my life purpose and meaning. She knew when I needed a hug, and boy was she good at those! Wrapping her tail around my leg with a little chirp or walking up my back suddenly to head-butt me (a.k.a. hug).
I loved her independent and care-free personality, her little white paws and yellow- almond eyes, her affinity for playing tag in the warm summer grass.
January whispered her name, but I claimed her long before. How honored I was to be hers and she mine. We are connected forever; this beautiful spirit, my almond eyes, my friend and confidant. I know one day I’ll see her again, running up to me to give the biggest of hugs! I love you Twitch, with all of my heart! You’ve got your wings now baby girl! 3"

-The Stenberg Family