Angel Veterinary Services

09/30/2026

Pixie | 2010–2026
We said goodbye to our sweet Pixie after nearly 16 years with our family. We brought her home when we were still kids ourselves, and none of us could have known then just how many chapters of life she would be there for. She was there as we grew up, as our lives changed, and eventually for the next generation of kids too.

Pixie had so many little things that made her Pixie. She loved being close to her people and would follow us around, curl up with us, or jump up on the couch to be nearby. She would get so excited when she hadn’t seen us, wagging her little nub of a tail. She loved chasing birds, was notorious for pulling on her leash, and even managed a few great escapes over the years. She also had a way of making a whole production out of getting comfortable, circling around, rearranging herself, and snorting as she tried to find just the right spot before finally settling in. As she got older and lost most of her teeth, she earned the very affectionate nickname “Scraggle Tooth.”

Pixie had a different relationship with each of us. She was a little shadow, a companion, and a source of comfort, especially during the moments when someone needed her. Somehow, over the years, she became this familiar presence in our lives that we didn’t fully realize we would miss so much until she was gone.

As Pixie got older, her world became smaller and quieter. The last part of her life wasn’t always easy, but she remained part of the rhythm of our home and our everyday lives. When we remember Pixie, we’ll remember the sweet, funny little dog who was simply there through so many different versions of our family.

It’s strange to imagine life without her. We miss seeing her in all of her usual places and all of the things that made her who she was. We’re so grateful she got such a long life and that we got to share so much of ours with her.

We love you, Pixie. 💜

09/29/2026

Thank you for making Coco’s passing dignified and calm for her!

-Jan Wooten

09/25/2026

Having recently lost a beloved 25 yr old Calico named Angel, I’d decided to take a chance and visit the AZ Humane Society one Saturday in June 2008. I’d never wanted a male cat, but I was soon cuddling and falling in love with an adorable 2 month old Norwegian Forest cat. I ended up adopting a 2 month old Calico girl as well that day, but it wasn’t long before that little boy completely stole my heart.

Eighteen years later, the sweet boy I’d named Bijoux had become my soul cat. Losing him this past Tuesday has literally broken me. Despite having 3 other cats at home, saying goodbye to my Bijoux has left a gaping hole in my soul. I know I’ll see him again, but until then, I’ll be loving him and missing him every single day.

My sincere thanks for the gentle caring of Dr Michelle Fox of Angel Vets. I’d recommend Angel Vets to anyone facing this most difficult situation.

Lori Lamb

09/15/2026

Missy was my best friend for 16 1/2 years. The sweetest dog ever. Very smart. Independent but so loving, tail wagging all the time when she saw me. Her friend, Chloe, will miss her too. Chloe loved Missy and liked to sleep touching her or within an inch of her. I miss her with all my heart, and I look all over the house, thinking she'll be there, near me. She had the best life, spoiled all the time. We always slept together, and I miss my bedtime and all-day partner. She had a great life. Goodbye, my best friend. You are loved forever and ever and missed every day and every moment.

09/12/2026

Cosmo – Thank you for a great 15 years! You were a big part of our kids growing up and a “willing” participant to being carried like a football when they were younger. We appreciate your willingness to try to taste test everything if we were not looking. We hope that you have a wonderful afterlife in the great dog park in the sky!



Love,

Your Human Family

09/09/2026

Our beloved JD. We rescued you at 5 yrs old, you would be 18 in December. When you first came, you were very shy and didn't make a sound your first 3 months you were with us. Then one day you were sitting in your chair and barked at the mailman!
We knew then you finally felt at home. You were always such a good boy, never giving us anything but love. And we hope we returned that love tenfold. You will be forever loved and missed. Thank you Angel Vet for letting our boy go peacefully at home with family and friends.

09/04/2026

08/28/2026

Scotty
My boy was by my side for 17yrs. We both found each other lost and unsure of what we were doing. I was a young mother about to be alone with two babies for a while (deployed spouse). He was my companion through it all. My fellow observer. My confidante. He watched my children grow into adults. He watched me grow. I watched him. He was a smart sweet boy. So good with his human brother and sister and his dog brother and cat sister. Obsessed with bubbles!🩵 Always up for an adventure. Well traveled! Cali, the Oregon coast, Washington state, Arizona. Camping, vacations, he even got to ride on an airplane! And we loved just sitting outside together. Watching the world.
The end was hard. As most are. But damn I’m so thankful I got all that time with him! And if you’re still reading this, it’s because you understand what it means to really share your life with an animal. To see each other. And to break that shared timeline feels so painful. I miss him. But thank you. Thank you for reading about my sweet boy. He was so good. Till we meet again my Boogie Bear.

08/20/2026

In Loving Memory

Yesterday, we said goodbye to a very special soul.

He was more than our beloved chocolate Lab. He was a source of pure joy, unconditional love, and happiness every single day. He had a spirit that was impossible not to love—full of energy, playfulness, and an enthusiasm for life that made everyone around him smile.

He was loving and gentle, with the kind of heart that made you feel safe simply being near him. He loved deeply, and he gave that love freely.

He especially loved the water. Swimming and chasing his favorite balls in the pool were among his greatest joys. Watching him race after a ball, splash through the water, and come back ready to do it all over again was one of those simple pleasures that we will treasure forever. He reminded us how wonderful it is to live completely in the moment and find happiness in the things you love.

And then there was his brother.

They came into this world together as litter mates and shared a bond that was truly special. They grew up together, played together, and were companions in the truest sense of the word. Their lives were intertwined from the very beginning, and seeing them together was a beautiful reminder of the depth of a dog's capacity for love and loyalty.

He had a way of making ordinary days extraordinary. His presence brought laughter, warmth, excitement, and comfort into our home. Somehow, just having him there made life better.

We wish we could have had more time. We wish yesterday had never come. The house feels different without him, and the silence where his joyful presence used to be is heartbreaking.

But as painful as this loss is, we are so grateful.

Grateful that he chose us.
Grateful for every game of fetch, every swim, every happy greeting, every quiet moment, and every day we were lucky enough to spend with him.
Grateful for the love he gave us so freely.
And grateful that we got to know a dog who was truly one of a kind.

We loved him immensely, and we will miss him terribly.

He will always be a part of our family, a part of our hearts, and a part of so many wonderful memories that we will carry with us for the rest of our lives.

Run free, sweet boy.

Find the biggest pool, chase every ball, and know that you were deeply, completely, and forever loved.

Until we meet again.

Thank you

08/11/2026

Leo completely hooked us with his big ears, long body, and unforgettable personality. Whether he was howling because he was left alone, napping the day away, or barking at everyone from the car window, he brought endless joy to our lives. Leo was a true blessing. He is deeply loved, and his memory will live on in our hearts forever.