Finnegan
Today is a day I will always remember. A great lovable boy named Finnegan took his final ride my truck, only to cross over the Rainbow Bridge. He was trying so hard to be strong and rally to the end. He was in respiratory distress through the night which worsened by morning. Dr. Brian Gilpin was gentle and comforting as we let him have a peaceful journey. My heart aches... no one to sit by pool and keep guard from the squirrel, no one to supervise my computer time, no one to greet me every time I come back into the room, no one to to decorate my truck windows, no one to synchronize his snoring with Steve each night, no one to remind how special my world was because of him. Thank you RORR for a wonderful addition to my life.

Woody
Remember Woody (my future daughter-in-laws fathers dog) -- RORR gave him another year of life with helping him with his surgery to have his cancerous leg removed? Well, he crossed The Rainbow Bridge during the night! Thank you Libby for giving him these last several "happy" months and he was that too -- happy!

Bella
How does one say good-by to a beautiful dog in spirit and looks. I’m not sure but today was the last day on earth for beautiful Bella. She got a yummy meal that she did finally eat, several treats and walks and pictures taken for memories. Bella was a 10 plus year old white German shepherd. Abandoned on a road, probably because of the cancer and left to fend for herself Bella walked alone. She was one of the lucky ones though; a humane officer picked her up and took her to the shelter. Bella came to me through the backdoor as I had not heard of her need yet. I got a call for help and answered it. Her tumor had ruptured and she needed to go to a vet immediately. She was so sweet when I met her and patient with me in getting her in my car though it hurt. She got immediate attention by my vet. Pain pills are a good thing when hurting and they allowed her to rest and get some much needed sleep. Surgery was done but alas too late cancer was already throughout her body. The cancer came back with a vengeance. Sadly, to late to give Bella lots of time; her time was very short indeed. Two weeks after surgery Bella said good-by to me for the last time. I didn’t even have her a month but will always remember how courageous she was through the pain, surgery and how little her time left was. She never stopped wanting to go for her short walks, wagging her tail. You see she told me this week, I am done it hurts to bad. I need to go to a better place. I listened to her words given through her beautiful eyes and knew what I had to do today. I let Bella go to that better place to be free of the pain. Bella taught me another lesson, live with courage and die with dignity, thank you Bella I look forward to seeing you again

Prince Fenton
This dear boy said goodbye on May 23, 2013. Fenton one day just could no longer stand but through the dedication and a lot of support and help and his angel Katie Kaiser, our sweet boy Prince Fenton found his happy last days at Hollow Creek Farms in SC, with his custom fitted cart and spending his days running the farm and barking for all to hear he could move again. While we failed to find him a forever home, he was at least happy during his final time! Thank you Hollow Creek and thank you all Fenton's supporters!!

Cody
Last night, my Cody unfurled his golden wings and crossed the Rainbow Bridge. We rescued him 2 years ago, and even though it was such a short time, I feel so blessed for the time that we had together. He truly was a rare gift. Love you Cody Bear. Thank you Libby for bringing him to me 2 years ago. Kathy Dalfrey