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This space is a memoriam for clients who have passed away

Here you can read about some of the legacies these past clients have shared with Not Home Alone and to their proud owners and families who now remember them in their hearts.


Panda Boy

(2005 - 2006) Panda Boy was the precious guinea pig that James received as a Christmas gift. James took very, very good care of him. He and his family will cherish his memory in their hearts forever.
Sam

(1988 - 2007) The original owners had Sam for two months when they moved to an apartment that required a pet deposit. They asked Nancy if she would watch Sam until they were able to pay the deposit; the owners never came back. Nancy and Sam had a beautiful life and became best friends. This wonderful feline was our first "cat" client that needed regular medication. We will forever be indebted to Sam.
Sandy

(1994 - 2007) Sandy was adopted when she was approximately two years old. Sandy grew up with the family’s daughters, and the whole family loved her dearly. They took beautiful care of her and gave her a wonderful life. We fell in love with Sandy on our very first pet sitting. She loved our walks and we always let her make the decision about where to walk. We miss Sandy, too.
Coco

(1995 - 2007) Coco brought joy to everyone who met her. She never met a stranger. Her Momma and Pappa loved her very much; people would often ask just what kind of dog she was, and her owners would reply a "Royal Livingston Hunting Dog". Miss Coco was a lucky lady because she was adopted by a very loving couple who showered her with love and affection. They miss her greatly but will carry her memory in their hearts forever. We will also miss her sweet disposition and loving ways. She is one of the few dogs that we actually cared for in our home. Her parents are world travelers and during there absences, we were blessed to be her care takers.

Miss Gertie


(1994 - 2008) I probably should have nicknamed her ALady Gertie@ because she truly was a lady. It gave my heart such a joy to come into a room and have her joyfully run with her butt twisting as much as her tail. We had many pleasant walks, which were always masterminded by Miss Gertie. She would Amosey@ carefully not to miss a thing, which included stopping to smell everything and to gaze at what I could never quite figure out. Now, somehow I think she was remembering the wonderful days of her happy life. What a smart girl she was! She would stay close by in the backyard until whoever was with her took their eyes and thoughts off of her and she would instantly be sneaking off to the golf course, which she dearly loved.

 

I just know that Miss Gertie is running pain free on a beautiful golf course in heaven and she will never have to fear a thunder storm, again. 

 

Miss Gertie, you are missed by so many.