




| Diesel, better known as "D" and Mr. Nakie, was our hairless guinea pig. He died of liver failure at age 2 years, September, 2005. He was very ticklish & would do a little dance to get rid of you. He chattered in the silent tones. |
| C. S. Lewis, better known as Louie. Every animal that has stayed with us can thank him. Every animal that we rescue can thank Louie, and we work in his name. He came out of the snake food bin when he was just a baby. The best rat ever, he licked, cleaned, came when you called, and walked on a leash. He was loving even at the end. This picture was right before he decided these feet needed that rattie fresh smell and cleaned them. Of course, we never got a picture then because we were laughing so hard! Died: 2005 |
| Chelsey, she was a crazy little cat. Died 2003 aged 14 |
| Louie & Diesel next to each other, they used to play together in life. Mostly D would run around after Louie and try to get his tail. But Louie would clean him, too! |


| Rest In Peace, My Friend... |


| Dusty the hamster, had more fur than you'd believe, enough for 4 teddy bear hamsters! Died 2005 age 2 |




| Yoda, rescued from an abusive home, had mental issues. Disappeared 2005 |
| Jetta, died young because of bad breeding. Died 2004 |








| Shrieker and Poe. Died 2005, at 2 years old |
| Curly, shown with Bach, had liver problems. Died 2005, aged 1 year. |
| Mr. Ham Jr. Died 2005, aged 2 years |
| We've lost so many dear little one's before we ever got a chance to know them well. Some before they even had a name. Those that had names but are not pictured are Frodo, Mr Nakie, Louis, Luiz, Frank, Anastasia, Alice, Ali, Mr Ham Sr, Lamidia, Sammy, Mr Sr Naked, Criton, Matt, Marx, The People's Cat, Cleo, Sweety, we miss you all and honor your memory by carrying on in your stead. |
| This site is dedicated to the memory of Milton and Georgene Pearce, who taught everyone they touched to love and respect all of God's creatures, not just the one's that look cute. We hope only to be as good of people as they were. |
| And to Douglas Adams, who's great books befriended many of us in youth, keeping us sane through life's turmoil. We shall never forget you, and what your writings did for us, you live on in our hearts and on our book shelves... |