Obituaries

Sega Root

March 14, 2007 – August 14, 2016

Sega was adopted through Blue Ridge Community College LVT program that her mom was in while getting her LVT certifications. She quickly stole the hearts of her new family and friends; Sega continued to do so with everyone she met. She loved to play with her hedgehog, chase squirrels, go camping and to the cottage and cuddle with her brother, Torro.

Tuffy Elliott

December, 2003 – June 27, 2016

Tuffy was found as a pup in a ground hog hole in the barn; abandoned by her mother. She was the sweetest little pup. Tuffy loved to eat, take walks and watch other dogs and people. She especially enjoyed playing with her squeaky fox toy. Tuffy was always waiting at the door for her mom to come in so she could be loved on.

Bailey Burchfield

Surrounded by the love of her family, both human and feline, and with the compassionate care of Dr. Rebecca Verna, Miss Bailey Leaves Burchfield passed away in the comfort of her own home on Tuesday, June 21, 2016, after a well fought struggle with bladder cancer and renal failure. She was 15 years old.

Sarah Bear Graves-DuBrueler

May 20, 2015 – June 15, 2016

One summer day as Steve and Robyn were at a Demolition Derby, at the Frederick County Fair, there was a litter of 6 week old Shelties that needed homes. Robyn took one look at Sarah and picked her up; she never let her go. Steve had forbidden Robyn to get a dog and adamantly was against getting Sarah. However, while he was racing in the Derby, Robyn got Sarah and when he finished the race Robyn showed Sarah to Steve. He put her in his shirt and from that point forward Sarah was a Daddy’s girl.

Shannon Lutz

MBIF, FC, UCH, UACH, UR03, UCD,

Fermanagh WGASA Why Not,

LCM2, V-LCM, MC, RE, OA, OAJ, OAP, OJP, BN, CGC, TT, AV

7 June 2000 - 27 April 2016

Shannon’s health had been failing the last few months and we put her to sleep on Wednesday, 27 April. She would’ve been 16 in June. She’d defied all odds by living 3 ½ yrs. after being diagnosed with Bladder cancer. I wasn’t surprised as she was a tough little Whippet.

Baby Campbell

Baby was born October 12, 2000 in White Post, Virginia. As a 6 week old stray barn kitten, Baby was brought into Carol Campbell’s office at the White Post Correctional Center; and in Carol’s heart forever.

Baby always waited at the door for Carol when she returned home. She liked to get her up early in the mornings to fix her breakfast and Baby always needed to taste-test Carol’s food.

Hank Wilson

4/11/2003- 4/12/2016

He was born in the mid-west, and we adopted him from a former neighbor.

He gave us 5 years of happiness, and we gave him the best he could have.

He loved riding in the car, and his favorite place to go was Blandy Farm State Arboretum near his home. He is deeply missed and he will never be forgotten. We shall meet again dear friend. Love you so very much!

MiMi Fisher

Ch. Beldach’s Meri Amour D’Ami “Mi-Mi”

“MiMi” was born November 2, 2001 in Berryville, Virginia. She was a “singleton” puppy, the daughter of Am. Can. Ch. Tudox Im Sum Kina Guy L and Ch. Beldachs' Ingenieux Inness (“Jenny”).

“MiMi” was a happy, inquisitive youngster…with her nose on the ground always searching and hunting for something new. . She whelped two beautiful litters of puppies and was a loving, wonderful Mother. She also loved to go for car rides and she traveled from Virginia, to Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York, and to Ohio for various activities.

Honey Hudson

Honey was adopted, by Sara, from the Winchester Pet Smart. Not only did she love to eat; she also enjoyed playing with her favorite toy, a mouse on the end of a stick. Although Honey did not want to be picked up, she wanted to be near you. Honey loved for her head to be scratched and to rub up against you. Sara says, “Honey was really sweet and adorable. She had pretty blue eyes. Honey was a beautiful Siamese”.

Catzilla Weaverling

Catzilla was born to a feral cat colony in Wilmington, DE. She adopted her mom in a park after a thunderstorm. Catzilla loved to catch “real” mice and play football with her toy mice. She would run to “home base” from outside. Catzilla also enjoyed ordering humans around. One of her most favorite things to do, was helping out with sewing projects - Catzilla is ALWAYS in charge.