Memorial Gallery

Every pet leaves behind pawprints on our hearts. The PetPromise Memory Gallery is a place to honor those beloved companions who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge.

Here, families can share photos, names, dates, and stories that celebrate the joy, love, and laughter their pets brought into their lives. Each tribute remains in the gallery for one year, creating a living collection of memories that remind us that while our pets may be gone, their spirit is forever with us.

This is more than a page—it’s a community of remembrance, a gallery of love, and a testament to the promise we make to every animal: that they are cherished, remembered, and never forgotten.

BEEF STU

I adopted Stu (Olde English Bulldogge) in 2020 from the Franklin county dog shelter when he was 5 or 6 years old. Stu was completely blind, so I believe he was overlooked by people looking for a dog. It had to be fate he came home with me. I went looking for a small dog that already got adopted and Stu was sitting behind the desk of the employees instead of his kennel. I asked "who is this guy?" He instantly jumped up on me like he knew me forever.

I took him home that night and created the strongest bond imaginable. We learned together how to navigate walks and stairs being blind and I created a total food monster! Stu was a food driven boy and would do anything for an extra pepperoni whenever I had pizza! I was able to spend 5 beautiful years with my best friend before he passed from stroke complications. He really was the definition of a best friend. Always waiting at the top of the stairs when I would get home from work, or quick to snuggle up between my legs on the couch.

I adopted Max from a family friend who couldn't take care of him anymore and he instantly bonded with Stu! After Stu passed he was so upset so we went back to the shelter and adopted Louie who we believe Stu sent to us from Heaven. His mannerisms and characteristics are just like Stu in so many ways.

Long story short, Stu created this lifelong love for dogs and pets in general and in his own way, made sure I took care of the other boys. Three dogs rescued because of the love he gave me that day at the shelter. There's nothing quite like the love and friendship from a doggie.

-Kyle Hughes

BEN

Ben, all of those years we thought you were a boy. The last of the TNR cats that we finally retrapped and brought into the program for adoption. You were always sweet but watching us from afar. After all fo those years loving you from afar, we find out you were a girl. Yes, a girl. And we loved you even more. Ben, we don't know why you died so unexpectedly but we are so thankful that we had you all of those years and that we finally found out who you really were. We love you, Ben. Our girl. I'm sorry we couldn't keep you here longer.

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