Please find comfort in your loss with our memorial page.
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He was named by his brother Dylan who was 18 when he got his first dog, as we were all Steelers Fans! He was so smart and learned very quickly all the things a pup needs to learn. Except his crate, which he hated and gave us a hard time about. We watched him grow into the sweetest, gentle, highly intelligent, very intuitive boy that he was. He knew how to tell time, knew our routine better than we did and could hear our cars coming up the street.
Steeler loved to hang out in the garage at the very front, watching everything and everyone. Everybody loved Steeler and he loved the attention he got from everyone. He loved the snow, hated the pool and gave the best kisses. He was so happy to ride in the car with the windows down, feeling the wind on his face. He loved to run and play keep away with his Kong balls. Steeler, aged 4 was not overly impressed at first when we got his sister, Karma but within hours of bringing her home he let her snuggle into him and taught her the lay of the land at our house and they became inseparable as he tolerated her puppy nonsense. He let her think she was the boss, when in fact it was him.
Steeler was taken from us very suddenly on January 4th as we discovered he had hemangiosarcoma.. We were shattered. He was such a trooper showing very little signs he was ill. But his eyes spoke to us that day, telling us it was time to say our final goodbye. Karma is lost without her big brother.
Run pain free over the rainbow bridge Steeler boy and know that you were loved and are deeply missed and have left your paw prints 🐾 on all of our hearts forever. . 🐶💙🌈




This tiny little kitty also loved to take ownership of the dog's bed every chance she got! Keisha is missed terribly😭. She was my wee heartbeat❤️


She was our shadow, following us everywhere we went, in the car or on foot.
We were devastated when she lost sight in one eye to glaucoma, but her feisty spirit wasn’t dampened and she thrived as if nothing had changed.
Unfortunately, 5 months later, she lost sight in the other eye. It was heartbreaking to watch her stand in one spot, totally confused, not knowing what to do. This was not a life for this bubbly, high spirited girl. She’s in better place today, chasing squirrels in the sky.
We miss our little girl.

Ecclesiastes 3:19-20

Ecclesiastes 3:19-20



Sadly we had to say goodbye to our precious girl on April 17th. Shelbie was our one of a kind red head – our constant companion in our retirement years who completely filled our home. Despite her many health challenges she was always a character - loving, feisty, determined and oh so silly. Her kitty sister Rosie is lost without her. We all miss her terribly.
Rest sweet girl – we will always love and remember you.



Welly gave us 17 years of pure love, she was the best nurse cat when you were sick, she had the best deep purrs, she loved to curl up by your feet and lick your toes!, she loved to play, lay in the sun, and go for backyard strolls.
We believe she has reunited with her sister Clemenza and her cousin Boss and only hope they are living it up wherever they are now.
Her mom was a young college student when she rescued a tiny barn cat. It may not have been the best time to take on a pet, but her Mom can assure you it was the best decision she has ever made.
We miss her so much, and will never forget her. Thank you so much Welly for loving us all these years, it was an honour to have you in our lives.
Miss you so much Boots. Xo


I always said that he was the most perfect companion. I couldn't have been more proud of him. He had the sweetest face and it was like his eyes spoke to you in so many ways
I would be a millionaire if I had a dollar for all the wonderful compliments he got wherever we went.
It was my greatest honour to be his "mommy" and words cannot describe how empty life is without him.
Goodnight my sweet boy. Although you are no longer with me, your memory will be etched in my heart forever.
Chance T. J. ❤️


He Blessed my life with 18 of his 20 years as I took him in when his family moved away. He was the most beautiful cat and only let me pick him up until he got older and let Shauna pick him up and finally get to hug him. He lived a good life and when he was not pleased with the weather he let me know…… did I say he had a habit of biting on occasion…. lol…. he loved to bite me when I tried to wash floors…..the motion of my hands cleaning the floor or dusting a table….. and especially when he was angry with the weather….I miss him and his rituals….every night he would let me know when it was time for bed and cuddles. He is now playing with his favourite companions Jake and Zander. Miss all my beloved babies who are again young and running free.





The silence at home now, without you there, is deafening. I miss hearing the tippy-tap of your little paws running down the hallway, with a squeaky toy in your mouth, ready to play. I miss your sweet little whine when you wanted to be carried upstairs. I miss your cute little snore as you settled into sleep every night. And I even miss how you were able to subtly hog a queen-sized bed. You often won that battle. But I was always happy to lose that fight.
I can't believe it's been a month since I last saw your sweet face, and hugged, and kissed and snuggled you. It was my favourite thing to do with you. I hope it was your favourite too.
But life is different now. The house is much quieter. The days are longer and a bit emptier without you. The impact you had on my life will stay with me forever, and I'm so grateful that you were in my life for 14 beautiful years. I didn’t realize 14 years would fly by so quickly. I will always miss you. And I will love you always, my sweet little Aiko. My Little Love. And you will always be “my hardest good bye”.




We gave each other 16 amazing years. She grounded me when I needed her, gave me a reason to live, saw me through the toughest of times.
I will miss you, my sweet Annie. Go find Grandma.

when we had to say our good-byes to our beautiful girl Brooklyn.
We had the privilege of having spent 16 years of her 19 years.
There's not a room in the house, that we don't think of her.
If Angel's come in the form of cats, she's definitely one!




Lapping the backyard for forty or so laps with a stuffed toy in her mouth was one of her favourite pastimes along with squeaking the said toys whenever I was on the phone.
She will be greatly missed.


For over a year she overcame challenges including a run of seizures then experiencing total blindness and deafness in the same week. She retrained herself to navigate the world and never stopped being her loveable self.
This is a dog who loved her orange ball, was a master blanket wrapper, chewed instead of licked ice cream, rode on a luggage cart once and insisted on being on zoom calls. She went to an OHL hockey game and distracted the catcher at the London Majors game with her cuteness. Diving in pools and bobbing hot dogs at Weinerfest and racing on the track at the Western Fair but stopping dead right before the finish line are moments we will never forget. We know she is now up there aggravating her older sister Morpheus. We loved our little baby and she is dearly missed. Thank you to all who gave her so much love and to Dr Shaneen Kennedy and Dr Karen Lucas and all the staff of Southside Animal Clinic who supported her on this journey. We are grateful for the extra year we had with her. Every day was a gift.


She came into our lives when we needed her the most. Brought joy, love and memories that will last a lifetime.
We miss you so very much. Run free baby girl.
Mom, Dad, Jennifer, Jessica and Carla

Thank you to the staff at Southside Vets for their always compassionate care.

Rest in peace, dear Buddy, you will be forever missed and eternally loved.
