Today we morn the loss of Dr. William Weber, DMV who faithfully and selflessly served the animal community for many years. We are confident that on his journey to his heavenly home, he crossed Rainbow Bridge to once again greet all of God’s critters to whom he gave so much and dearly loved. He was truly God’s servant to the animal world and to rescues who worked to save animals of all kinds. “A righteous man cares for the needs of his animal” (Proverbs 12:10).  Rest in Peace, Dr Weber. You have earned your eternal rest.

We send our deepest condolence to his wife and his staff and pray that you will find comfort during this difficult time. Please know he was loved by so many of God’s animal world and the people that crossed his path.

There are still some of his animals at Eastwood Animal Clinic that need to be rehomed. If it is in your heart to provide a loving home for them, please contact the staff. They will be eternally grateful.  Arrangements will be announced.

With our hearts heavy and tears, we say goodbye and God’s speed to Splash Cash. She leaves behind a legacy of love, happy memories and gratitude for all she brought to so many lives. Her human family, Maureen, Frank and Nana Mary to whom she brought so much joy and love, her pup brother, Jake, a friendly rivalry of love, companionship and who gets the ball first. Her rescue and volunteers, she brought inspiration and resolve to save another and to the families of her babies who have said what a wonderful, bright shining star and fabulous mother she was.

Run, play and catch balls over Rainbow Bridge, Splash Cash, you have earned you rest
 

Boots has sadly crossed Rainbow Bridge. His dad said…”He was a once in a lifetime companion.”  10 years ago Boots was adopted from RPACI. He was a big puppy, around 50 pounds at just 7 months. But he had found his forever home. He loved his people and they loved him. Boots was a smart loveable puppy, but an escape artist. Guess he was too smart. He couldn’t be left outside during the day. So, his mom and dad would put him in a large pen in the basement while they went to work. Not having that, Boots decided he would escape. “Yes, that’s it, they left a table in the pen. I will jump on it and get out!!” So, he jumped on the table and oh no….. he was now facing a wall. It wasn’t a way out after all. He couldn’t figure out how to go backwards or turn around to get off. He was so large and the table so small. Mom and dad didn’t know how long he was sitting on that table with his face to the wall. But that was the last time. He moved into the upper part of the house 2...

(They have crossed Rainbow Bridge, together)
 
 
“Today I should be walking my guys and gals through our woods. I'd be picking bark out of Max's teeth. Reminding Belle that if she wants true exercise she can't be stopping and spending 30 minutes per chipmunk on trying to climb the tree they went up. I'd be asking Ivy and Worm to try to let me keep my shoulder in place, and gently reminding Jack that walking on his feet is so much better than being pulled on his butt like a butt sled.” Marlene told us.
 
These pups had the best of life. Woods to play in, warm beds to lay in and so much love and care. They also gave so much to their human families and were so loved by them and the entire community. Our lives were enriched by them.
Their lives were tragically cut short in December. Following is an excerpt from the local news:
 
HARTLAND, Vt.  The fire that engulfed a Windsor County family's home last weekend resulted in the death of six dogs on the property. The family ...

Jinx crossed Rainbow Bridge today, February 15, 2021. Rescued 3 years ago, she was so beautiful, loyal, fun, and intelligent. A fabulous athlete. She lent herself to training for agility courses and learned very quickly. She even competed.

Jinx was so happy hiking or going to the lake for a quick dip. A fabulous best friend to Elise. She was an absolute delight and always eager to please. She will be terribly missed by her humans and also her canine family.