On behalf of the staff at Paws & Claws Pet Medical Center, we are honored to pay respect to our beloved animal friends who have passed.  We also welcome you to create a lasting tribute for your beloved pet or animal friend on our website's Pet Memorial page. Please feel free to complete the following Pet Memorial Form in Adobe Acrobat format, which requires the free Acrobat Reader to view.

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Popeye

Popeye was abandoned on the front steps of the clinic as a tiny kitten with head trauma in 1996.  With a little TLC, and a surgery to remove his damaged eye, he was back in action.  He lived with the DeRemers for 2 years, and then moved back to the clinic to greet clients and donate blood if needed.  He became a permanent fixture sleeping in his deluxe bed or taking up most of the counter space.  He was filled with extra personality, and many of us have the scars to prove it!  We sadly lost Popeye in May, 2010.  We will all miss him.

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Kashi

 Kashi came to live as a resident at Paws and Claws in early 2011. He was an elderly reptile who needed a little extra love and care. He loved to eat crickets and meal worms, and change colors to hide in his environment. He lived a long and healthy life, but sadly only lived for a portion of it at Paws & Claws. You probably saw him hanging out in his cage near the front desk. While he only lived here for a short part of his elderly years, we were all very sad to see him go. He will truly be missed.

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Brutus Miller - November 21, 1998 - July 27, 2008

“We first got Brutus at 8 weeks old. He was a little bundle of bundle of joy. He had a heart condition when he was born. You would have never known it. He was the most active, loving dog. We took him anyway and took him to a heart specialist every year when he was little, and then it went to every two years for his check-ups. He loved to go to Paws and Claws to visit everyone. He got so excited; it was hard to calm him down. He loved everyone. Dr. DeRemer took care of his other issues (cherry eye, hernia, allergies, ear infection etc.) He did a terrific job. He cared for him from a baby until he passed away at when he was almost 10 years old. It meant a lot to me to get a call from Dr. DeRemer after he passed, plus a sympathy card in the mail signed by everyone at Paws and Claws. That was a blessing. He was our little love of life. We were heart broken. We miss him so much. I know though that we gave him a good life with lots of love and care.”

-Susan Miller

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