Hawthorne Hills

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Seattle, WA 98105

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In Memoriam…

 Pets come in all sizes, shapes, colors and personalities. When we set about choosing a companion to join our life, we often base our decisions on superficial characteristics and in some cases, pick them for all the “wrong” reasons. Yet somehow, by inviting them into our homes, caring for them, teaching them, laughing over their antics, telling them our private worries, secrets, fears and hopes, we become a different, and better, person.

We dedicate this site to Cricket, our beloved cat, who died suddenly from acute renal failure. While veterinary medicine has made tremendous strides, and our pets are living longer and healthier as a consequence, even the best in medicine cannot always save their lives.

This page is devoted to all those pets that have shared our lives, sometimes for only a short while, but in doing so, have left a lasting impact on our souls.

~ rer ~

If you would like to place a remembrance here,
 please drop off a brief tribute and photo with one of our receptionists
or email a picture and tribute to the webmaster below.

 

 

 

CRICKET

September 19, 1997 – July 12, 2006

Rest well our dear friend.  You brought so much joy and silliness to our lives; we are saddened that your life was so short, but feel blessed to have shared the time you had. You will remain in our hearts forever.

rer & pjr

 

 

TEVA

January 28, 1998 - December 28, 2011

 

You were our girlie dog.
 As a lab you could fetch, swim, hike and romp with
the best but your true pleasure was in sharing a snack,
 a sofa and a sleeping bag with us.
You taught us what it means to live life fully
 even in the face of limitations;
aging with grace and never complaining.
You were the constant, the light of our lives.

 

You gave us such joy and friendship and in exchange
 we promised you a lifetime of love and a peaceful passing.

We will miss you every day.

 

rer & pjr

 

LOLA

July 15, 1999 - January 1, 2012

Thank you, Sweet Lola, for choosing me to come home with and thank you for letting me love you (often more than you wanted). I am honored to have shared my life and home with you.

 

JT

 

BLUE

sometime in 2001 – October 10, 2011

Blue was adopted from the Seattle Animal Shelter together with his long time companion Millie in 2010.  When I first met him, he leaped into the bathroom sink, placed one forepaw on each of my shoulders and sniffed the toothbrush sticking out of my mouth; then meowed as if to say "Whachya do'in?"  I thought to myself "What were you like as a kitten?" 
Rest in peace Blue - explorer, troublemaker and friend.

R.S., M.S., B.J. & L.S

 

 

Smudge (Reuben, Ruby Chat)

May 1995 - March 11, 2010
 

To our great sadness our beautiful Smudge has left us. As in all things he followed closely behind Cleo, his lifelong companion. Smudgie was built for comfort. He was a loving and loyal friend, always prepared to fill an open lap or book. He was our constant companion, eager to be involved and sometimes a tripping hazard. He was shy, gentle, and devoted. Our home filled with humans is empty without him.

Sweet Smudgie, we will miss your wonderful, easy purr, your head-butts and snuggles that gave us so much comfort. We will hold you forever in our hearts.

KC & DH

 

Cleo (Miss Kitten, Ninny Chat)

1993 - December 22, 2009
 

Lovely Cleo was a kitty with the utmost decorum, always well-mannered, carefully groomed, and carrying herself with her tail held high. She was regularly mistaken for a kitten, a compliment she relished about which she was rather vain. She was an athlete, a playful and fierce huntress. She was a friend to cats, dogs, and humans alike. She was tender and protective of her family.   To us, she was perfect.

Dearest Cleo, we miss your elegant presence,
your tappy toes and victory cries.

Your grace lives on in our hearts

KC & DH

 

 SASHA

October 14, 1993 - December 2, 2008
 

On December 2nd, our beloved companion of 15 years, Sasha, was peacefully relieved of her old age infirmities.

For 8 years, Sasha was also the Big Sister to her little sister, Shadow.

Now, our family of three will mourn, but will also rejoice.

Sasha has been liberated from the discomfort, disability, and disease she had increasingly come to know these last few months.

We celebrate her rich, full life, and will always hold her near & dear in our hearts and treasured memories.

We love & miss you Sasha!

 

 SOCKEYE

 

After 18 years of summer times at an Alaskan coastal fishing camp; of wintertime toe-warming vigilance for those napping on the couch; of battling the arch-nemesis Norwegian Forest Cat; and of passionate love-hate emotion for the Orange Fluff -- Sockeye was lovingly ushered out of her deaf and wobbly old age at home by kind hearts and gentle hands from Hawthorne Hills Veterinary Hospital on November 21, 2007.
The Kodiak voles don't miss you
Socks, but we do.

 

 

ECHO

September 1, 1991 – February 14, 2006

We miss you, our dear little buddy.  We are thankful for the time we had with you and treasure our many happy memories of your sweet and amusing ways. You will always have a very special place in our hearts. 
May you rest in peace.  

C&S

 

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