Hamilton-Niagara Veterinary Mobile Euthanasia Service

20/06/2025

17/06/2025

Thanks to the pollinators for keeping our summer months thriving! Learn more at https://www.pollinator.org/pollinators

04/06/2025

Every day is Hug Your Cat Day in our house, but today it's official!

26/05/2025

🌈🐾💙 In Loving Memory 💙🐾🌈

💙💙💙 Akira 💙💙💙

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23/05/2025

🌈🐾💙 In Loving Memory 💙🐾🌈

💙💙💙 Tank 💙💙💙

Our love and light Tank, made his final journey to peace on April 8th, 2025 at 2:52pm.

We count the hours on the clock, we wait to hear your nails click on the hardwood, searching for your significant bark when we walk through the door instead of the aching echo without you, walking past your favourite spots in our home where your imprints still lay, thinking we will find you there. We hope and we pray this is a nightmare, so we can wake up to you over our heads in bed, just like we used to know.

Our time together was so short lived, yet forever never would have felt nearly long enough. Our hearts know if love could have saved you, you would still be here beside us.

Young and naive searching for puppies online, only to come across an instant connection of a black and white puppy with his two front paws propped up on a wooden log in a field — we knew his was ours. An instant connection, just through a photograph. Picking up Tank in 2016, he lead us through a lifetime of love, a forgiving and loyal lifestyle. A connection that ran so deep, only we could understand. A bond we had the pleasure of feeling that we don’t know how to live this life without.

To know Tank was to love Tank, and he was loved by everyone who crossed his path that fell under his short legs and little paws. Our handsome, fluffy, bright eyed boy carried the dignity that lived up to his name just for him to be a 10 pound lap dog who kept his circle small.

We never knew love like this existed. It felt like a dream everyday. To experience his intense love for a short 8 years, was the opportunity of a lifetime. A soulmate before this life and every one after.

Tank was diagnosed with Soft Tissue Sarcoma in March of 2025, which took over his little body that struggled to find comfort, healing or peace. The most selfless act of love — providing peace for our boy was what we knew was right, but felt so very wrong. He was a fighter until the very end, he hung on tightly to our love, his sister Tova, and his home in which he knew he was always safe in our arms. I know he is thankful, but we are so sorry. Sorry we couldn’t save you, sorry your time was cut short.

Through this pain, we have realized love is not measured in time. But in moments, joy and warmth.

Tank was our whole life, and we will never find another him. Some say we were lucky, but we knew it wasn’t luck. It was love.

To our boy, Tank.
Saying we love you feels like an injustice of how much we truly love you. Our hearts are longing for your love, affection and touch. We pray you are able to run and leap through fields of long grass, sniffing every flower, with the warm sun soaking your fur. The beautiful peace we envision for you, I hope is true.

We miss you. We love you. Forever and always.
Your Parents Forever,
Julia, Nicholas & Sister Tova

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21/05/2025

🌈🐾💙 In Loving Memory 💙🐾🌈

💙💙💙 Tiger 💙💙💙

💙 June 3, 2009 – May 9, 2025 💙

Tiger came into our lives as a 3 month old puppy named Romeo. After meeting him we decided he was a “Tiger”, and he lived up to his name as a s***ky little dog full of energy even into his senior years.

He soon became best buddies with our 6-year-old golden retriever. They loved running around barking and chasing each other and then cuddling up together to sleep. I hope they are running and playing together once again. Tiger had a special bond with his “Grandpa” enjoying lots of quality time together and walks down “squirrel alley.” He even learned to distinguish the sound of Grandpa’s car and would run to the front window and excitedly watch him come to the door.

Tiger also loved spending time with his human siblings. He was always excited to see them and sit as close to them as possible on the couch, although he never left room for anyone to sit between he and I, even if it meant climbing over them to get to me.

Tiger has seen me through almost 16 years of life’s many changes – joy, sadness and everything in between – and I will miss his constant companionship and unconditional love. We spent countless hours together, including time on our favourite walks where he sniffed every tree, pole, rock and anything else that caught his interest. There is an empty spot in my home office, in the kitchen at my feet, on my living room couch, next to me on my bed, and especially in my heart.
Every time I walk through the door, I wish he was still there waiting for me.

Rest in peace sweet boy.

You will be forever missed.

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13/05/2025

🌈🐾💙 In Loving Memory 💙🐾🌈

💙💙💙 Leo 💙💙💙

In a world full of sunshine, you danced through the days with a heart full of kindness in your gentle ways. You changed us Leo, you made me complete and the day we realized there was not much else that could be done to relieve your symptoms and pain was the day my whole world seemed to freeze.

Oh, Leo sweet angel with your soft furry coat you brought such joy and laughter like a warm , loving note. Your happy wagging tail spoke volumes and in every little moment you knew what to do. With a gaze full of love and a spirit so bright you turned every shadow into purest light.

Karla and Jayden your family so dear oh how Leo adored those rancheras sweet sound in the warmth of the sun he would love to lay down. He loved his apple treats and knew every command he would have gone into any sort of danger for us of this I know .

In the arms of Karla and Jayden he only knew kindness he had nothing to fear. Loyal as the mountains , strong as the sea he shared all his love a heart wild and free. Now Leo’s crossed over where the sun shines forever in fields where he can finally roam like Ferdinand the bull my sweet gentle giant is able to roam.

So let us remember this noble, sweet friend whose spirit lives, this is not goodbye for in every sunrise in every soft breeze we feel his presence we find our peace .

Even 100 years would have not been enough to love you, Leo. You loved us all your life and we will miss you for the rest of ours we will forever honor you and walk in your strength .

In closing ,

Heavenly Father creator of all things, thank you for having entrusted us with such a loyal friend thank you for letting our beautiful Leo teach us unselfish love , thank you for the memories we can recall and finally in gratitude I thank you for allowing me to have had such a wonderful companion and I return my loyal companion back to your side and I pray that one day we will be reunited in eternity in Jesus name Amen.

Rest easy dear Leo you’ll always be our closest friend in our hearts you’ll live on forever and ever .

It’s been a long few days without you my friend, but we will tell you all about it when we see you again 💕 🐕 🐾

RIP Leo Ayala
Nov 4 , 2020- April 25 , 2025
4:02 pm

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13/05/2025

May is "Chip your pet month." Want to feel some joy today? Take a look at the link to read stories of the 3 million plus pets reunited thanks to microchips.

07/05/2025

🌈🐾💙 In Loving Memory 💙🐾🌈

💙💙💙 Akira 💙💙💙

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24/04/2025

🌈🐾💜 In Loving Memory 💜🐾🌈

💜💜💜 Abby 💜💜💜

💜 July 3, 2010-April, 2025 💜

Abby came into my life at just eight weeks old - a tiny Shih Tzu (the runt of her litter) with a big personality. From the very beginning, she was full of s***k, always ready to play, chase after her toys, or go for a long walk. She never wanted to settle down and sleep at night, and I’d have to put on her pyjama “sleep shirt” to signal to her that it was time for bed. She wasn’t a fan of it, but it helped her sleep.

Her bond with her adopted sister, Nina the Maltese dog, was something special, even though Nina was initially not too impressed with this feisty little puppy cramping her style. They became inseparable, whether they were cuddled up together for an afternoon nap or tumbling through the house in their famous wrestling matches, a blur of fur and joy. Abby brought such laughter and energy into our home.

As the years passed, Abby’s playful spirit mellowed, but her love for my family and I only grew deeper. She became my constant companion, my little shadow who followed me everywhere. Whether I was moving from room to room, watching TV on the couch or enjoying some sunshine outside, she was always there - loyal, watchful, and full of quiet affection. I never felt alone with Abby in the house.

When my children were born, Abby took on the role of the big sister, and would oftentimes sit near them on the floor when they were learning to sit on their own or crawl, or she would cuddle up with them for a nap on the couch. She loved waking up with them on Christmas morning, running down the stairs together to go scope out their gifts. They would present her with whatever treats or toys were waiting for her underneath the Christmas tree, and she would be almost as excited as the kids were. Gentle and patient, she was a part of their earliest memories and gave them the kind of love only a dog can - unconditional, comforting, and pure.

For nearly 15 years, Abby filled our lives with love, joy, and a warmth that can never be replaced. Though she’s no longer by our side, her paw prints will remain forever on our hearts. We will miss her and love her forever.

Rest well, sweet girl. You were such a good girl. Thank you for being mine and for every moment we shared.

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18/04/2025

When curative treatments aren't an option for your beloved pet, hospice care can provide comfort and dignity. Simple modifications at home, regular quality-of-life checks, and proper pain management can make a world of difference. Your vet can guide you through this challenging but meaningful journey.

Learn more about pet hospice care here: https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/doc/?id=11077210&pid=19239