A Happy Memory Never Wears Out. Here’s to some of the companions we lost in 2019. They will never ever be forgotten.
Stitch I love my Stitch boy. Dr. Elizabeth Baird
Takoda Adomaitis-Donovan 2011 - 2019 Tied up and left outdoors, Takoda was neglected by his previous owners and owner- surrendered to animal services in Orlando. He had a severe case of hookworms and heartworms. Takoda spent his last six years here with us, happy until his last days on earth in November. Joey Donovan
MAZThe 10 years we’ve had with this special ginger kitty have not been enough, but we are grateful for every second. Kathleen and Michael Kilgore
Baron He was a faithful friend and a wonderful dog. Rory Diamond
Little Bit Run free little girl. Lynne & Fred Tonte
Lily She crossed over the bridge shortly after her 12th birthday, which she celebrated in Santa Fe. Nancy Wells Newman
Jagger He was a gentle giant and a defender of all those smaller than he. My loyal and steadfast companion was there for me through some of the lowest points of my life. For this I will be forever grateful. Zack Melkonian
Belle and Lil Bear The original party animals. They are now running around with Laddie, Wynston and Lloyd. I’m glad I had the time we did. Louise Blaisse
Timmy I only hope that they have Frosty Paws ice cream and are having a big birthday bash for him at the Rainbow Bridge. I miss this joyful little bundle of energy every day! Janet Skinner
Baxter He was pure joy, love and my constant shadow. The sun will never shine as bright without him. I am thankful for the 14 years with him. Jim Nixon
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LuckyYou were our beloved store dog.We miss you every day. Jaime Hartman Micciche
The New Barker memorials, made possible by Curlew Hills Memory Gardens Pet Cemetery. Palm Harbor 727.789.2000
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