Jango
Cheech
Cheech
February 6, 2026
"13 years on this earth and 11 with us wasn’t long enough. Jango wasn’t just a dog. He was a best friend, a companion, the one who got us through our 20s. He was our constant staple and was with us through every major life event. The Marine Corps, moving into our home, getting married, getting a new dog, and bringing home our baby boy. Our hearts have a hole and our home is a little more quiet without the pitter patter of his nails walking across the floor, but we have peace knowing he is healed and happy again. He gave us the best 11 years and we hope he knew how much he was loved. We will miss you so much <3"
-The Williams Family
Cheech
Cheech
Cheech
10/1/2015-2/2/2026
"Cheech, beloved 10-year-old pit bull, crossed the rainbow bridge on February 2, 2026, surrounded by love.
Cheech was rescued and given a beautiful life by Brynn, Mike, and Zach, who saw in him what everyone who met him quickly learned—he was a truly sweet soul. From the moment he became part of their family, Cheech repaid that love every day with loyalty, gentleness, and an endless capacity for affection.
He was a good boy in every sense of the word. Cheech never met a treat he didn’t love, and his absolute favorite pastime was chewing on and proudly carrying around tennis balls. Those tennis balls brought him pure joy, and watching him play was one of life’s simple, perfect moments.
Cheech is survived by his pit bull sister, Nala. Their bond was special, and his presence will always be felt beside her.
Though saying goodbye was heartbreakingly, Cheech’s life was full of love, and happiness—exactly what every rescue dog deserves. He leaves behind paw prints on the hearts of those who loved him and memories that will be cherished forever.
Run free, sweet Cheech. May there be endless treats, soft places to rest, and all the tennis balls your heart could ever want. You were deeply loved, and you will never be forgotten."
-The Putts
Echo
Cheech
Echo
5/9/2014-1/23/2026
"Almost 12 years was never going to be enough.
Echo wasn’t “just a dog” — she was family in every sense of the word. She was there for the ordinary days and the hard ones, the celebrations and the quiet moments in between. She knew our routines, our moods, and somehow always knew exactly when we needed her most even though I needed her more than she realized.
Echo gave us a love that asked for nothing in return — loyal, steady, and pure. Her presence filled our home with comfort and warmth, and her absence leaves a space that can never truly be filled. She taught us patience, unconditional love, and how deeply an animal can imprint on your heart.
She grew with us, aged with us, and stood by us faithfully through every season of life. The years may have changed her pace, but never her devotion. To the very end, she was ours — gentle, loving, and deeply connected to our family. Cancer took her away from us, but she will forever live in our hearts.
Our hearts are shattered, but we are forever grateful for the time we had. We will carry her with us in memories, in habits we don’t even realize yet, and in the love she helped shape in our home.
Run free, sweet Echo.
You were so very loved — and you always will be. We miss you terribly."
-The Gloyds