So saddened by your loss of Brian Williams. I remember you did a YouTube about him that featured the fact that he was chosen as the honorary pet for the Oktopurrfest for the Mohawk Hudson Humane. I went back and watched a few of those, and they were great videos, Kate - you created the best memories of him ever!
I always remembered this because I looked the location of the MHH facility up, and I noticed it was about 10 miles from the Crescent/Halfmoon area. Halfmoon is home of one of my ancestral lines from the mid-19th century - they were Canalers there. I thought, how cool is that, and maybe, just maybe, some of Brian's ancestral peeps enjoyed "cruises" on the "Erie-Riviera-Canal" with my ancestral peeps!
He was so distinguished - Rest In Peace little furry fellow!
So sorry for your loss of Brian. I lost my Joe two years ago and he looks a bit like Brian. I have adopted two new fur boys, Heart and Soul, no they aren't replacements, they are new additions to my heart. You cannot fill the hole left with other pets, because you love them each in their own way they touch you. These two are young and full of so much life. I miss my Joe, my Sam, my Mitsu, my Cagney, my Lacey, they all added to my life in different ways they are my family.
These “little souls”take a piece of your heart with them. They bring such joy, support and love to your life. Your Brian can never be replaced. Maybe when you least expect it a little paw will reach out and touch you.
A wonderful tribute to Brian. They leave a tremendous hole in your heart. These sweet souls,as you aptly put it, give you so much joy, support and liove. I am truly sorry for having to let Brian go. He is at peace.
The purest love is that of our furry friends. Thoughts are with you. 🌸
So saddened by your loss of Brian Williams. I remember you did a YouTube about him that featured the fact that he was chosen as the honorary pet for the Oktopurrfest for the Mohawk Hudson Humane. I went back and watched a few of those, and they were great videos, Kate - you created the best memories of him ever!
I always remembered this because I looked the location of the MHH facility up, and I noticed it was about 10 miles from the Crescent/Halfmoon area. Halfmoon is home of one of my ancestral lines from the mid-19th century - they were Canalers there. I thought, how cool is that, and maybe, just maybe, some of Brian's ancestral peeps enjoyed "cruises" on the "Erie-Riviera-Canal" with my ancestral peeps!
He was so distinguished - Rest In Peace little furry fellow!
Lovely sentiment, Kate.
So sorry for your loss of Brian. I lost my Joe two years ago and he looks a bit like Brian. I have adopted two new fur boys, Heart and Soul, no they aren't replacements, they are new additions to my heart. You cannot fill the hole left with other pets, because you love them each in their own way they touch you. These two are young and full of so much life. I miss my Joe, my Sam, my Mitsu, my Cagney, my Lacey, they all added to my life in different ways they are my family.
So true! We have unique relationships, and memories, with each one.
Oh. Brian.
These “little souls”take a piece of your heart with them. They bring such joy, support and love to your life. Your Brian can never be replaced. Maybe when you least expect it a little paw will reach out and touch you.
A wonderful tribute to Brian. They leave a tremendous hole in your heart. These sweet souls,as you aptly put it, give you so much joy, support and liove. I am truly sorry for having to let Brian go. He is at peace.