A tribute to a dog
 

Azad, could you add another name to the list? I'm very sorry, but my
human secretary has been very lax. He would like to add his brother's
late dog, Pearl Mae, House of Mahoney.

Pearl Mae was a Treeing Walker Coonhound, and she belonged to a breeder.
We don't know how many puppies she had, but it was a lot. When she got
too old to have more puppies her human was going to have her killed, but
my Paw's mom adopted her instead. Pearl Mae lived with Paw's mom until
mom got too sick to care for her, then Pearl Mae went to live with my
Uncle Pat (Paw's brother).

Pearl Mae was a very caring, very loving doggy, and she loved Uncle Pat
and Jessie James, Pat's other dog. The three of them went often to the
dog park to walk. There was a special area in Aurantia Dog Park, a tree
near the southwest corner of the park, where Pearl always lay down for a
bit of a nap.

Pearl got really sick about a year ago, and Pat took her to the vet
really often. She finally got too sick, and the vet had to help her on
her final journey to the Rainbow Bridge. Uncle Pat and Jessie James miss
her greatly.

Amelia

A tribute to a dog
 

She sownz like she wuz a furry gud doggie.

Rebecca

A tribute to a dog
 

"Sundance and/or Rebecca" wrote

She sownz like she wuz a furry gud doggie.

Rebecca

yeUP Pearl Mae sounded like a very good doggie.
She was loved and will be missed.
Mom Kyla asked Unka Dan to write down the candle messages and he did and
Dan e mailed the messages from the candles
to his brother Pat.

Love,

Mosey. PookyKat, Sqweex and Pipps and our Meowmie Kyla

A tribute to a dog
 

On Friday, October 10, 2014 8:33:20 PM UTC-4, Amelia T Cat wrote:
Azad, could you add another name to the list? I'm very sorry, but my

human secretary has been very lax. He would like to add his brother's

late dog, Pearl Mae, House of Mahoney.



Pearl Mae was a Treeing Walker Coonhound, and she belonged to a breeder.

We don't know how many puppies she had, but it was a lot. When she got

too old to have more puppies her human was going to have her killed, but

my Paw's mom adopted her instead. Pearl Mae lived with Paw's mom until

mom got too sick to care for her, then Pearl Mae went to live with my

Uncle Pat (Paw's brother).



Pearl Mae was a very caring, very loving doggy, and she loved Uncle Pat

and Jessie James, Pat's other dog. The three of them went often to the

dog park to walk. There was a special area in Aurantia Dog Park, a tree

near the southwest corner of the park, where Pearl always lay down for a

bit of a nap.



Pearl got really sick about a year ago, and Pat took her to the vet

really often. She finally got too sick, and the vet had to help her on

her final journey to the Rainbow Bridge. Uncle Pat and Jessie James miss

her greatly.


We neffer meeted a coonhoun butted we ar shor she is speshul and will be mist.

--
Squeakytoy an Samantha

A tribute to a dog
 

On Friday, October 10, 2014 8:33:20 PM UTC-4, Amelia T Cat wrote:
Azad, could you add another name to the list? I'm very sorry, but my

human secretary has been very lax. He would like to add his brother's

late dog, Pearl Mae, House of Mahoney.



Pearl Mae was a Treeing Walker Coonhound, and she belonged to a breeder.

We don't know how many puppies she had, but it was a lot. When she got

too old to have more puppies her human was going to have her killed, but

my Paw's mom adopted her instead. Pearl Mae lived with Paw's mom until

mom got too sick to care for her, then Pearl Mae went to live with my

Uncle Pat (Paw's brother).



Pearl Mae was a very caring, very loving doggy, and she loved Uncle Pat

and Jessie James, Pat's other dog. The three of them went often to the

dog park to walk. There was a special area in Aurantia Dog Park, a tree

near the southwest corner of the park, where Pearl always lay down for a

bit of a nap.



Pearl got really sick about a year ago, and Pat took her to the vet

really often. She finally got too sick, and the vet had to help her on

her final journey to the Rainbow Bridge. Uncle Pat and Jessie James miss

her greatly.



Amelia

Pearl Mae sounds like a good friend and lucky to share her golden years with your family.
Purrrrs for all da sad hearts she had to leave behind.

Azad

PS yes, her brick was already added and her name will be called