​​​​​​Rudy 12 years

I always think of Rudy as being an ancient ancestor full of wisdom that returned to the Earth Path to remind us of joy, laughter and love. I will always cherish those moments when our eyes would meet and I knew I was in the presence of a Holy One. Now, for me, I will find him in the Milky Way as a Star Being, a shining light continuing to bring joy.

Lani & Raphael 

Lani had renal failure and her owners hired me to give her subcutaneous fluids several times a week which I did for almost two years. She and I became good friends. I didn't have the opportunity to know sweet Raphael very long since he was adopted later in life. I was with him and his owner when he passed over on the Rainbow Bridge. 

Duffy 12 years

Duffy was a lucky boy whose Dad took him everywhere. One of his favorite places to go was the cabin in Tahoe, particularly during the winter to play in the snow. Duffy's Dad was always amazed Duffy let me brush and massage him. Through the years Duffy and I had many special times together.

The Blesseys'

They have the biggest hearts for rescuing dogs. Sadly in the past 2-3 years, four have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. Beau, a dog of his own independence. Fritz a shy, gentle giant. Gus, my little peanut, an amazing and sweet boy. Jasper had many adventures and was truly a miracle dog. His best friend was Fritz.

Syd 12 years

​Syd was one of the sweetest boys and loved his walks. He was very good friends with my precious Angel. We used to take him to water therapy several times a week. There was a park near his house and we always made a stop at the "cookie corner".  Angel and I spent the night with him before he crossed over the Rainbow Bridge. We miss you Syd. 

Ryan 11 years

He was a large chocolate lab with a heart of gold. He amazed me how he could walk around his property even though he had arthritis, He adored his massages. His favorite canine companion was Chloe. His family loved Ryan

so much and he is greatly missed.

​Coopy 10 years

What a special girl Miss Coopy was. Although she was deaf, her devoted owner taught her to understand sign language -- you would hardly know she was  hearing impaired, because she loved to play with her canine best friends. 

It is always difficult to lose a beloved pet.

Sacred white sage and sweetgrass

Kola Ray

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Maggie Ray

​Memorials

Our lives are changed when their physical presence is no longer with us. They work their way into our hearts in just an instant and remain there until our last heartbeat.

When it is their time to leave us, we honor our special relationship with tears of grief and soothing stories of the time spent together and photographs.  Although family and friends are supportive, no one really understands the bond of love shared between a beloved pet and their owner. No one knows us better than they.

I have been privileged to know many pets through the years -- my own as well as family, friends and clients.  Each is unique, truly an individual companion and friend that moves

too quickly through our lives.

I devote this page to some very best friends who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge and

are now shining stars.

Maggie Ray 16 years

Miss Maggie, a beautiful Golden Retriever, came to live with me after her dear owner, Ellie, passed away. She captivated all who knew her. We had great adventures together and she even got to live with wolves and bears right outside our door at Indigo Mountain Nature Center in Colorado. Maggie was one

of my best companions.

Lady Fiona Ray 12 years 

Lady Fiona, a Golden Doodle, was a rescue from Muttville Senior Dog Rescue in San Francisco. She was a wise old soul while still mischievous and loving. Fiona was with me

just over two years, yet her presence and energy was so strong that I felt we had been together much longer.

Igmula Ray 19 years

Igmula was a kitten I got from a family friend. She was part Siamese and had a shy personality and a unique meow.  Igmula loved to sleep right next to me and especially liked

to chew on my hair! She was always accepting of our lifestyle and the new dog and cat companions that joined our family.

Kola Ray 19 years

Kola was a talker, with a very distinctive meow and loved to use it. He also loved to head butt my hand and head. Kola especially loved having his toes and paws massaged. He was the leader of my cat pack and is very much missed by all.

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