Hamilton PAWS has dedicated this pet memorial wall in memory of Kathryn Stachyra who passed away suddenly and tragically on February 11th, 2017.
Losing a pet is always hard. Hamilton PAWS has created this Memorial Wall to immortalize the lost animal companions that mean so much to us. If you have lost a pet that you’d like to add to the Memorial Wall please fill out the form below to get in touch with Hamilton PAWS. A $20 donation (please specify “Memorial Wall“) will help Hamilton PAWS continue delivering its services. Click on an image below to learn more about a beloved lost pet.
Lucy
It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to Lucy who passed away on July 19, 2017. Her charm, energy and loving personality touched everyone who had the opportunity to meet her. She will be deeply missed by her family as a true friend and constant companion who was taken from them far too soon. Lucy's image was often used for Hamilton PAWS announcements. Our condolences to her human and canine family in their loss of an exceptionally special girl.
Dakota Bottermans
Nokki
In memory of dear sweet Nokki. Feb 9 2002-April 8 2017.
Taz
2016. Bella and her family are missing their great friend and protector Taz (Shepherd).
Ethel
As a pup Ethel was owned by a hunter who had a large group of beagles. One weekend she ran away from the pack 3 times to join a group of men in a local cabin. The hunter was contacted each time and came to get her twice. He did not come on the third day and Ethel was brought back to Hamilton with her new dad was spoiled in her forever home until she passed in her senior years.
Noah
Noah was a stray kitten found by the Mary's Place shelter staff in 1995. The staff were given permission to keep him in the shelter until a good home was found. He passed in 2012 while still living at Mary's Place. He did indeed find a good home! Loved and missed by many women in the community.
Bosco
Best dog ever!!!
Blaze
"Blaze" Bill's best friend. Our big hearted farm dog will always be remembered❤
Robyn
When we brought Robyn home, it was February and my father said "I saw my first robin today!" None of us believed him until he opened his winter coat and her little head poked out. It was love at first site, with her crooked little ear and tiny stub of a tail, and the way she'd sit splay-legged when happy. She was a little goof, my best girl, and my sweetest bearded lady.
When we brought Robyn home, it was February and my father said "I saw my first robin today!" None of us believed him until he opened his winter coat and her little head poked out. It was love at first site, with her crooked little ear and tiny stub of a tail, and the way she'd sit splay-legged when happy. She was a little goof, my best girl, and my sweetest bearded lady.
When we brought Robyn home, it was February and my father said "I saw my first robin today!" None of us believed him until he opened his winter coat and her little head poked out. It was love at first site, with her crooked little ear and tiny stub of a tail, and the way she'd sit splay-legged when happy. She was a little goof, my best girl, and my sweetest bearded lady.
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