Meadow is a female 11 year old dutch dwarf bunny. Her vet said that he has only known one or two to reach her age. She replied, "My vet keeps me alive and healthy." Her person was worried about her dying and Meadow says, "I care about my mom so much that I am always sending her love and she should not worry about us leaving each other because I am sure that bunnies and their people have the same angels."

This was written by Emma's person: "Just to let you know that we let Emma go on October 24th. If you recall she was the cattle dog with kidney troubles. After being told by our Vet at the end of May, that Emma would only last a month, Emma pushed on for more than 5 months. She bravely and quietly took her subcutacious fluids everyday and still wanted her walk. As time went on it became harder and harder for her to process food. In the end after losing more than half her body weight, she was ready to go. We were so very fortunate to have her as part of our family for 15 1/2 years.

Jasmine and Chirpy are good friends. I asked Jasmine if she would like another small dog in the house. She replies, "I would like a best friend who is not a chicken."

Melissa, their person, rescues and nurtures many chickens. Even though Chirpy had an infection, when I asked him how he was feeling he answered, "I feel fine. I don't want my mom to worry about me."

My cat and I found this praying mantis on our front porch. It shares, "Be still. I am not much different then you. My leg is injured and it is hard to walk my path. Be still with me and we will find a new way."

This is young Kylie. She lives in a home with Zip and Kiwi, who are both experienced agility athletes. Kylie looks up to her older siblings and says with confidence, "One day, I am going to be the biggest agility champion in the world!"

This is Zip. His mom is a positive dog trainer. He says, "I love to run fast and earn titles in agility. When running the agility course, I would like it if my mom could visualizes the next obstacle in her mind sooner. I get a lot of my cues from the pictures in her head. I like to be prepared."