Memorial Wall - Above and Beyond English Setter Rescue

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: ARROW BRANSON – 4/2020 – Arrow’s life was far too short but he Knew how much he was loved. He was a puppy at heart but also a very quick learner. He loved to play with River. His favorite thing to do was chasing butterflies and leaves being blown by the wind. The image that is burned in my mind is one of our last outings when he ran through the tall grass snapping his jaws at the tall grass and the butterflies. That is what I picture him doing in heaven now without all the limitations and ailments he had on Earth. He was the sweetest boy and he will be missed. Arrow made an impact. He left my family different than he found us. He will be forever missed by all of us. Until me meet again sweet boy.

: ARTHUR – Arthur became my foster dog on 1/26/17 at 12 years old. Found as a stray, deaf and blind. But for 10 months he had a home that loved him. He left for an easier time on 10/19/17.

: AUGUST – Lovingly fostered by Debra Miller for 1.5 years. Missed by parent Karen and Bruce, and many cats. Will love him always. SAFFRON Gray passed away in 2020. Saffron is pictured behind August. We lost her to cancer in 2020. We miss her so much! Best girl ever!

: BAILEY KIRK – 12/20/2020 – Fostered in 2014 & adopted in 2015, Bailey came from Arkansas & overcame an abusive background to become a sweet & smart girl. She was a Great Girl.

: BAILEY SEATON – 6/2019 – forever home , run free Bailey boy

: BARNEY – Your joyous and wonderful spirit will never be forgotten

: BECK – Rescued February 6, 2010; said goodbye February 9, 2018.

: BREE CHILTON – 2013- 2021 – This beautiful, lovable, funny, destructive, Drama Queen aka Bree has sadly passed. We had 5.6 years together and I’ll miss her spunk. RIP Pretty Girl.

: BRENNAN CARPENTER – 2015-2023 – He was an angel that arrived when I needed one most. You’re my Good Boy. I Love You Always.

: BRODY PETERS – 2016 – November 2021 – Our beautiful boy Brody came to us from Greece. Not much was known about him until rescue except he had been hit by car and left on side of the road. Thanks to international rescue he made it through and was able to eventually come to US, where Brody and another Greek boy named Dylan became part of our family. Brody was such a gentile soul……perhaps what we sometimes call an old soul. One look in his eyes you would know unconditional love. His life was far too short but he made a huge difference in our lives. Brody we love you with all our being and know that we will be together again……see you on the other side.

: BROOK IOVANNA – 3/2020 – Brook was our beloved family friend and over all good boy. He will be missed by our entire family.

: BUDDY HOLMAN – Buddy was my son and best friend. This is my favorite Buddy picture. I call it his class picture.

: BULDA RUNGE – 11/2020 – Our little Greek foster girl that just couldn’t get past the bad hand she was dealt. She now runs pain free with the all the angels at the bridge, never to be forgotten on this side

: BUSTER ANDERSON – 3/2020 – He never did run, groom himself or bark. He worked extra hard to keep up and stay connected. He was not just a pretty face, he earned his place in the pack. He was special. So glad he was here!

: BYRON TIMMONS – 2/20/21 – My miracle boy Byron, had an incredible zest for life, and was my constant companion for 13 years. Byron came up north from Georgia after I lost my A&B Bailey to cancer. He was a crazy boy, a champion jumper and always happy. Byron was an A&B ambassador at rescue events, and my world revolved around him. He was paralyzed 5 years ago, but recovered with emergency spinal surgery. He gave up his spleen along with a 5 + pound tumor with another emergency surgery 2 years ago. My vet said, “Byron has a powerful will to live.“ We had a great run, as he was about 16 years old when he went to the bridge on 2/20/21. Happy to the end-Run like the wind my dear Byron.

: CLOVER SHEEHAN – 5/2022 – Clover came as a very old foster, scared and lost. He chose to trust and love again and together we had just over 6 months together. In that time, he brought joy to those who met him and he taught me about love after loss. He gently left this world for the next, surrounded by love.

: CODEE KLINE

: CODY STURGIS – 3/2/19 Sweet dreams dear boy.

: CONNER REBER – Conyngham Conner, forever in our hearts!

: COOPER HUNER – 2004- 9/24/2020 – Cooper was left in a back yard with a split open bag of dog food. He seemed to be hunting trained, but scared of loud bangs. We found each other 36 hours after my previous dog passed. He was underweight, malnourished, and nearly bald. He stole my heart the minute the vet opened his cage and told me he wasn’t healthy enough to be adopted. He went home with me that day and lived with me for the next 13 years. A great pointer, true runner, a Certified Therapy Dog, and loved by all.

: DAISY MAE (10/20/2017) She was always so resilient even through her spleen surgery and ensuing months with blood cancer. She will always be remembered for her love of flashlights, her nosiness, and her ability to get through four inches of space. Rest In Peace sweetie. Mom and Dad

: DAISY MAE GRACIANO – She was so loving and sweet! I only got to love and cherish my Daisy Mae for 5 years and was devastated when I lost her so suddenly! Because of her I have spent the last 9 years volunteering to drive rescue transports any chance I get! I love it, and always feel like it’s a tribute to my precious Daisy Mae!

: DAPHNE – She was an important member of our family. She was a very popular member of our morning walking team. Daphne was a star in the Obedience Class with Izzy. She will be remembered. Dec. 2017

: DASH – We loved to watch Dash out in the field. He was our friend and a full time companion in the home. He will be missed and always remembered. Mike and Molly, Sept. 2016

: DEACON – Only with us a short time but we loved his gentle spirit and wagging tail. He’ll be missed!

: DESMOND GRAY – unknown to 2022 – We adopted Desmond in March 2020. His shelter name had been Temple. We cherished all our time with him and miss him so much! He is pictured front, his loving sister Molly (pictured behind) misses him too!

: DEVON, 2002-2017 , He rescued us. Beautiful loving soul.

: DEZ LANIAK – 6/2020 – Dez was the sweetest, most loving and gentle dog we could have ever imagined having. Although he clearly had a rough life before A&B and us, he was as regal as they came. Dez enjoyed relaxing in his favorite outdoor lounge chair, daily walks on the canal trying to sniff out the woodchucks, his routine morning “bath” from our cat (his best buddy- Red) and most of all spending time and lots of snuggles with his family. He will be forever missed and always remembered by his mommy, 2 sisters, and 3 cats

: DOROTHY CARDOZA -PIETRUSZKA 12/2020 – If ever a dog has earned the epithet “Angel” it was Dorothy. Despite multiple ailments she was a sweet, loving part of our family. When we began to foster Dorothy it seemed that her time with us would be short and yet she seemed to enjoy her short time with us. At the end of her life she was no longer a stray but a much loved member of our family.

: DUKE ZIMMERMAN – 2020 – Duke started the first 6 years of his life in an outside concrete kennel. When we got him, hehad no feathers, his belly was just thick skin from laying on concrete and he had kennel tailfrom wagging it constantly against the wall. I told everyone, all he wanted was love and forthe 5 years we had him, love is what he got! He was such a goofball, but had that kind of furyou could just cuddle with all the time. Run free at Rainbow Bridge, Dukie!!

: EMMA LOU BELLANDI – 2018 – EMMA LOU BELLANDI – We adopted Emma after she was saved from a hoarding situation in her elder years. She blossomed with us and had so much love to give. She made us laugh every day. She couldnt run fast , but she loved to try to dodge us in the yard. We always played along and pretended to miss her, and its how she got her nick name shifty lou. Her antics would make us laugh so hard. She gave the best hugs and we love and miss her every single day. We will see you soon lou lou bean xo

: FALCOR GIBSON – 2020- A & B’s Good Will Ambassador – never missed an A & b picnic! Our big, fluffy, goofy, dragon boy – “Gar” – Stalker of bunnies and birds, ran like the wind through the woods, and a champion frisbee catcher! Even snatched a bat out of air that got into the house! Mom’s best ever snuggler – miss you every day and in our hearts forever!

: MADDIE GIBSON – 2021 -A & B’s first ever Texas rescue. Momma to our fur kids and always kept everyone in line especially in the house. Mom’s shadow, loved her chicken and chicken jerky, and to curl up in her rocking chair! “Locker” will forever be the matriarch of this house and always in our hearts!

: FLINT – I only knew him for short time but dear Flint was my velcro dog. He had a luminous pearly white coat that shone when he was hunting his pheasants. I miss you more each day my dear boy.

: GAGE LOUIE – You were our favorite ‘hello’ and our hardest ‘goodbye.’ Cherished by the Louie family, 10/5/2008-6/2/2016. Always remembered, forever loved.

: GIBSON – You were the best, and you will forever be missed, until we also get to the Rainbow Bridge. I know you will come running!!!

: GINGER ADAMS – 2020 – So much love! We will see you again sweet girl!

: GRACIE JACOBS – 2007-12/2020 Run free my beloved Angel. You will always be in our hearts.

: GRANGER PERKINS NOVAK – 6/2019 – After being diagnosed with a heart tumor in February Granger was given two months to live but he managed to keep going for four months. He continued to be a happy boy right up until the last two hours and he was stalking bunnies in the park the day he died. Our thanks to the 29 people who gave him rides from Colorado to his foster in Connecticut and, especially, to Mike Iovanna, his foster, for letting us be his last forever home. He was the best dog we ever had and never missed an opportunity to say hello to anyone who crossed his path

: GUNNER – Noble, sweet and much loved, left this world at 14 years. He gave so much joy to all who knew him. He will be loved and cherished always.

: HIGH TIDE LINT – 2009-2021 – He had such a unique personality. Was one of a kind!

: HOLLY BISCUIT HANRAHAN- 2009?-2022 – We picked up our Holly biscuit from a transport volunteer on February 27, 2014. Holly Biscuit jumped into my husband’s arms and into our hearts -she never looked back. Holly was a cruelty rescue from Kansas City Missouri. Her rescue journey was probably ordinary, but Holly biscuit was an extraordinary English Setter. During her eight years with us she showed us great resilience, personality, and warmth. Holly Biscuit loved to hide things she would always try to get your Jack Daniels when you weren’t looking, and she really loved her backyard. The physical and emotional scars Holly Biscuit carried were real. Her willingness to jump into our lives, to trust and love were no small gestures.When she slept, her lovely Setter face had a profound look of contentment and peace. For 8 years Holly had a lovely, warm, and safe place. During those 8 years, Holly brought great joy into our lives. Holly inspired us to rescue a second Setter, Lily. Lily and her family miss Holly everyday.

: HOLLY RESAVAGE – 9/8/22 – Holly came to rescue with multiple health issues. Although she suffered with severe arthritis & neurological issues, she never complained. I don’t think Holly had a mean bone in her body. With time she came to enjoy meeting people on walks & liked going for rides in the car to the shore. I knew I wouldn’t have her for a long time, but never expected to have to say good-bye so soon. It would have been 2 years this December 22nd that I had her, hence her name Holly. She was my Christmas present. Holly put up a good fight, but in the end her body couldn’t take any more. I miss her everyday & can’t believe she’s gone. I can take some comfort in knowing she was happy with her Cairn buddy Brophy, her people who loved her, good food & a safe place to live.

: HONEY BEAR BELLANDI – 2/10/2004 – 7/16/2020 – We adopted her at 15. We loved her for 1 year and 5 months. She gave us a lifetime of beautiful memories. she loved to ride and sleep on her Daddys couch. So much at 16.5 she still ran to climb the steep steps to get to that couch. She was a hoot…She went everywhere with us, she was our world. Play with the angels our sweet girl, we will see you one day again. We love and miss you so much.

: IVORY – She became my first foster failing experience. Arrive in my home 9/5/11 at 7 years old. Crossed over the Rainbow Bridge on her birthday 9/5/16.

: JACKSON DODSON – 3/24/2020 – Our sweet, loving Jackson left us at 14 on March the 24th 2020. We had 10 beautiful years with him. We loved him so much and miss him dearly. He brought joy to our lives. He will live in our hearts forever. This is the picture that we fell in love with

: JADE SHEEHAN – 2011-2021 – In her three years with me, Jade brought laughter and joy, curiosity and a gift for finding the adventure in exploring our neighborhood and park. She was loving and playful and so affectionate. She was also happy when the neighbor’s cat would greet her and she remembered all the places we had found squirrels and rabbits on previous walks. Through her, I met human and animal neighbors, learned our surroundings in all seasons, and helped small children overcome their fear of dogs. She came to me after losing her first human at a time of great sorrow and loneliness in my life. Together, we came through the grief and she brought joy back into our home. Her final illness was short and she left this life surrounded by love and in my arms. I am so grateful for the time we had together.

: JAKE – You taught us patience, you taught us love, heaven-sent from above. Kindness, courage, that was you. Never was a friend so true. Now, we ask who rescued who? We are full of gratitude. What was started came full ‘round; you were lost, we were found.

: JAKE WALLACE – 12/28/2008-12/2/2022 – Jake, your passing leaves a huge hole in our hearts and lives. You saved Sully when you came to live with us in February 2018. Sully was grieving the recent loss of his “pack”, rescues: SaraBeth (bladder cancer) and Ivy (kidney failure). Until you arrived, Sully wouldn’t eat or take walks; he laid on the closet floor and cried. You immediately became his “bestie” and life was good again. Like Sully, we all adored you, Jake. You were a Prince among dogs: friendly to man and beast, easy going, polite, trusting, curious and loving. I never understood why this was your 9th home in 9 years but was so happy you lived out your days with us. My appreciation goes to Above and Beyond English Setter Rescue who saved Jake when he was listed “free” on Craigslist in Knoxville in November 2017; and to his foster, Shirley Brantingham, who nursed him into good health: figured out his allergies, took care of his dental and medicated baths to help his coat grow in. Jake faced many health challenges over the past 5 years that were expertly addressed by Dr. Tonya White at the Appalachian Animal Hospital Hospital, allowing Jake to live an active, rewarding life. He enjoyed his weekly vet visits, seeing his favorite vet techs. Walks with Jake were a delight; he ambled. Neighborhood cats were the only reason to shift out of low gear. He rarely barked but as his vision failed, he became convinced that the neighbor’s black drain pipe was their cat, barking at it to no avail. Not just walks, but life in general with Jake was a delight: he was a big boy, a comforting presence, a calm, loving soul. Godspeed, My Dearest Boy. If love could have saved you, you would have lived forever.

: JAX BRYANT – est 2006- 5/25/2021 – ax was a joyful dog, always happy and looking for adventure, companion to Wallace andPoppy. He was deeply loved and is deeply missed

: JAX KLATT – 6/2020 -We adopted our beautiful Greek puppy Jax during the Christmas season of 2019. For the next six months he brought such joy to our home. He loved to play with his dog mates. He enjoyed chewing on toys, shoes, and anything he could scrounge up. He also loved casing butterflies. But most of all, he loved to cuddle. He was loved and will be deeply missed.

: JED BELLANDI – est 2006 – 2022 – Our Jed, our Jitterbug. He came to us at 14 years young after we sadly sent Honey Bear on ahead. He had been an outside dog his entire life and his owner had passed away. As soon as we were sent a video of him, asking us to foster, we knew he was sent by God and Honey Bear. We just knew right away that was our little boy. He soon realized how great a bed and soft blankets were. We brought out the puppy in him and he helped heal our broken hearts . He went everywhere with us and loved shopping, as well as frequenting the Ocala Drive-in. He was a hugger and a comedian. He loved his brother Jesse so much he would bark at him, it was the only time we heard his bark. He was a lover of raw goats milk every morning, and would not let you forget if snack time was alittle late. He loved couch time with his daddy and would do his best napping there. He loved to rub his head on anything, especially after eating. He loved quiet times on the bed with his mom, where she would always tell him how much she loved him. She would also tell him how much God loved him. He was a gift from God and he would always be protected, as God had in fact protected him outside all those years. He certainly went to heaven knowing all about God and his love. We miss and love him so much. He filled our souls with so much love, happiness, and peace on this earth. We were blessed to love him for 2 years, just truly and beautifully blessed. Mommy and daddy will see you soon, our precious little man.

: JENNY – Jenny was a friendly, feisty girl, who loved people and loved getting into things. She was affectionate and oh, so very goofy. I only had her for two years, but I felt we wrote a lifetime’s worth of memories. I will miss her. 9/2018

: JERRY WALTMAN – 2019 – I only had him for two years before he was diagnosed with lymphoma. We tried all the chemos but he was resistant. I miss him so much. He had his own harness with his name on it. Scary Jerry. He was anything but scary. He walked into our house like he had been born there. He was such a love.

: JESSE KEISER – 3/4/2020 – She was 15 years old and was the most amazing girl ever. We adopted her from your organization on February 19th, 2006. She was an ‘only child’ for almost 6 years and she did everything with us – camping, walking, running, riding in the car – and she loved every minute of it. She was fostered in Iowa and when we talked on the phone her foster mom said ‘I hope you don’t mind her sleeping in your bed’. We laughed and bought Jesse her own bed, but from day 1 she insisted on sleeping with her people instead. That continued until her last day here on Earth, and we didn’t mind one bit. Jesse was the sweetest dog to us and our children when they were born. We loved her and she loved us unconditionally. Her presence is missed dearly, but the many years we had and memories we made will never be forgotten. Thank you to your organization for helping us to find our best friend. As we laid with her and helped her to find peace, we promised her that we would honor her by rescuing again some day. We believe she will send us a sign when there is another dog out there waiting to join our family. RIP Jesse ‘Roo Dog’ Keiser – 2005-2020

: JUNI GILBERT- 2010-04/07/2022 – Juniper Rose “Juni”- Juni Bug suffered so much in her life but always overcame. She had so much personality and spunk. She was loving and fun. She will always be the special fur baby. We loved her so much.

: KATE STANLEY – 8/13/2020 – Kate brought us joy and happiness everyday. She truly was a gift and a sweetheart. ❣️?? Kate was 13 years old, blind and diabetic. I truly was her caregiver each day. She made it through 2 bouts of vestibular disease and was wagging her tail, asking for treats, walking and taking relaxing naps on her back with her legs up in the air(in true Setter style). She is now free, sighted, running and no longer hurting. Rest in Peace Sweet Kate

: KATIE – You were a great girl; luv ya. Hope you are with Mom in heaven

: KENDALL BOSSARD – 10/2019 – Kendall, my beautiful hillbilly dawg, Monarch of the sofa, My friend and companion and friend too many, an oreo with peanut butter, Always soft and fair and looking to make a new friend, I miss you, thank you for your love. Tim

: LACEY WINCHESTER – 3/2020 – Many, many thanks to Lacey’s foster mom, Debra, for giving Lacey her first taste of what a loving home is. And for her her huge effort to bring Lacey out of a terrible past. I am grateful she let us adopt and continue the mission. Lacey enjoyed her new life and her setter brothers. But unfortunately, after only a few years with us she succumbed to osteosarcoma. We miss you dear girl.

: LILLY LUNDI – Lilly was a very special girl that came to us with many medical challenges, including seizures and tumors. We treated everything possible and gave her the comforts that she was most likely denied previously in her life. Her 8 months in foster with us were spent knowing that she was finally valued, loved, and very special. Rest easy, sweet Lilly.

: LILLY WILSON – May 10, 2007 – July 18, 2022 – Lilly was with us for a short 14 months. She came to us as a skinny, scared 14 year old. We were determined to give her the best last months a girl could enjoy. She soon came out of her shell and showed her true sassy, strong willed self. Although she was deaf, she filled the house with her personality, constant humming, daily 4:30 pm barking session, and constant rustling around to rearrange her blanket. For 14 months, she loved fiercely and stole our hearts. We will love you forever Lilly Beth!

: LOUIE KELSHAW – 2012 (?) – 2023 – Louie was a failed foster. He was a force of energy and joy! He was one of the smartest dogs I ever shared my home with. He came to me pretty feral. but he learned how to be a gentleman in the house. We worked as a pack on our hikes with him off leash, and it was one of the things I will miss the most. He knew that if he saw another human or dog that he was to return to my side so he could go on leash. He never failed at that. But above all, he was the sweetest dog. He is missed.

: LUCKY/SASSY MACK 3/2019

: MAGGIE -Sleep in peace pretty girl

: MAGGIE ALLEN -Our beautiful Maggie left us way to soon but the love and joy she gave us will last a lifetime. She will always be our beautiful girl

: MISS MAGGIE MAY BUTZ- 2010-2023 – Please share a brief sentiment to post with their picture. We said goodbye to Miss Maggie May from Mississippi today ???? our hearts are very sad and even our Aussie’s are mourning. We adopted Maggie almost 10 years ago from Above and Beyond English Setter’s. And when she came to live with us she adopted Steve as her person, she became hubby’s first dog. She had an amazing nose for hunting grouse and even learned the sounds they make so she would find them. She loved watching nature shows with me and sometimes would sit and watch TV with me for hours. She loved everyone she met and was incredibly easy to handle. She loved walking with us and even continued walking 1 mile until about a week ago. She loved when I would come home and would sit and bark at me until I gave her a treat of some kind. She was very loved and will be greatly missed in our home, it’s already too quiet without her here. RIP sweet Miss Maggie May!❤️❤️

: MAGGIE SNELL-Maggie loved playing a game of chase around the kitchen island, which was one of the humans walking around the island while Maggie gleefully trotted behind. Her feline brother loved her dearly and always made sure she was ok. If Maggie sneezed, Mac would run to her side to check on her. Maggie never missed a meal but Mac always stood guard to make sure no one would steal a kibble from his girl. She loved standing in the sun and letting the wind blow through her feathers and of course, her favorite thing to do, nap! She was loved by all and dearly missed.

: MAISIE BROOKSHIRE – 2021 – While this picture captures the spirit of my Maisie, nothing can convey the joy and happiness she brought to my life everyday. It was such a joy to watch her continually grow comfortable with us after having been given love and care from her foster mom. I’ll always love and miss my special Maisie girl.

: MAISY CROWELL – March 2021 – a sweet girl who was the other “M” in the Max and Maisy duo, also known as Maisy-Daisy and MayDay, who loved to climb furniture and into your lap like she was a three-year old and just loved being near the other furs and her people. She enjoyed sunning herself in the backyard and just all around being the “queen bee” of things even with our older ES, Cissy. She also LOVED going to work with Dad and thought her daily job was to keep him on track to get to work on time. She stole everyone’s hearts and we will forever miss her. Rick and Kym Crowell

: MALI YUNGK – 2010- 2013 – We adopted Mali in 2012 through A&B. She came from Missouri to Virginia. She had lived outside year round before coming to us, so had to be house-trained and learn using steps, etc. She joined another rescue setter, both of whom had replaced our two other setters who died within a month of each other. I was recovering from cancer surgery, and Mali was part of my recovery. Ever calm, loving, easy going, she was the most no-fuss dog of the 9 dogs we have had over the last 30 years. She was the companion to three of our other setters. She got us through my illness, adjusting to retirement, a move to another state, and COVID. We loved her so much, and she is missed by us – particularly our girl Darby who is now by herself. This is her on her last day – still beautiful on the inside and outside.

: MAX CROWELL – February 2019 -a sweet old soul who loved his neck being scratched, cuddling, going to work with Dad, and chasing lizards/squirrels/frogs. He made a positive impression on everyone who met him of how much a special needs dog could do and give when give the opportunity to do so. He will be forever missed. Rick and Kym Crowell

: MAYA CAGGIANO – In the arms of the Angels, running free

: MIMZY TRETHEWAY- 11/2019- Our Mimzy girl will be loved forever. She liked to chase ducks. She was a strong swimmer and a fast runner. She covered her face when she wanted pets and would ‘rooooo’ when she wanted food. She was kind and gentle and smart. She is missed.

: MOLLY IOVANNA – 5/4/2022 – Molly was my good friend and constant companion for over 12 years. She came to me through A&B from a hunting club in the south. I have been told that the tattoo number in her ear was used if hunters wanted to identify a special hunting companion or the setter they wanted to use to mate with their dog. On early walks and with help from Eileen, Molly taught me what I didn’t know about English Setters who were trained and wanted to hunt. She attended several of spring and fall picnics. Her picture has appeared on many of the A&B Calendars. Molly, thanks for the love and joy you brought to our home. You will be missed.

: NELL – 4/20/2020 – My mother rescued her Nell ( formerly Josie Wags) a few years ago. Nell left us yesterday, but was a dream to her beloved Sally every day. They were a perfect pair. Nell could not hear, but boy, could she love. She was a gentle soul; when walking, spying a squirrel or bird, she froze and just looked. A perfect match for my mother who worried with other dogs about pulling. Not Nell, she took care of her Sally. Thank you so much English Setter Rescue for saving this dream of a dog so my mom could meet and love her.

: NEVILL & JONESY KLATCHAK – To our two sweet boys Neville and Jonesy. Although you came to us 6 years apart, you were bonded to each other closer than if you were blood brothers. We often remember the funny things you guys did to make us laugh and smile and sometimes even cry when your past life fears would hold you back from doing certain things. We pray that we made your lives as happy as you made ours. We love and miss you everyday. Mom and Dad (Joanne & Mark Klatchak)

: NICK SCHMIEDLE MASON – 12/2020 – Lovingly fostered by Sally Fairey and adopted by Steve Schmiedl and Wes Mason. You passed our way only briefly but you left a permanent mark on our hearts. You are missed.

: OLLIE SHALLEY – became a puppy angel on 11/15/2022 – Our beloved Ollie was a sweet, affectionate, clever, happy, fun, and adventurous dog who was a friend to all, despite a rough start in life! He loved to run, explore, and play. He was as beautiful on the inside as he was on the outside. We loved him dearly and will always miss him. We were blessed to have him in our lives, to enjoy him as a youngster and care for him in his later years.

: OREO LOEB – 2015-2023 – You arrived in September 2020 as a flea bitten, heartworm positive, anxious, reactively nippy pup, afraid of so much and with no idea how to climb steps. With patience and time and the guidance of resident pup Miley you learned to relax and trust and play. It was so funny to watch you throw your salmon treat in the air and bark at it. It melted my heart when you would stop rough housing and look over at me to make sure you were still being a “good boy”. You would sound the alarm whenever anyone came near the house; howl at the firetruck; and shake with fear over thunder. You were very special and your time came way too soon.

: PATCHES KILCOYNE – 5/2020 – It is with great sadness that I share the passing of my beloved Patches with our Above and Beyond English Setter Group. I adopted him 7 years ago from this organization at age 7 and will be forever grateful for giving me the most beautiful, loving dog I have ever met. He was deaf, but it served as no barrier for him to hike, swim, and make lots of dog friends. He has truly been the brightest part of my everyday. Again thank you A&B for the opportunity to share my home and also my heart with this special boy. Julie Kilcoyne (Patches Mom)

: PEPPER EVEREST – 2012- 2021 – Pepper came to us as Dr. Pepper, a stray from a shelter in Kansas. A&B and 20 transport volunteers got him to us in PA. Soon after we got him home, he charged at us playfully, with a big setter smile and wagging tail, then leaned into us, rubbing against us like a giant cat! Gene and I quickly knew that Pep was not a foster dog; he had adopted us! Pepper lived every moment with joy, running in the yard, patrolling for birds, barking loudly, hanging out with our other dogs, and lounging on his favorite bed. He was active until his last day on earth. We love you, Pep! Run free at Rainbow Bridge, until we meet again.

: PETE PENCZEK – 1/09/2007 – 9/15/2022 – I can not thank A&BESR enough for bringing sweet Pete into my life. I could have never expected that an email containing a picture with a sad and dirty old dog would have forever changed my life. Although my time with him was not nearly enough, the time we did have together will forever be cherished. I look forward to the day we are reunited in Heaven where the car rides and adventures are endless. Love you always my boy.

: PETIE – Because of Petie’s gentleness and manners, we called him the Southern Gentleman. He loved his walks and taught us to take time to smell the roses! In just two short years, he tore out a piece of our hearts. Be pain free and run happily, Petie!

: PETER FOSTER- February 2019 – Peter had the hero’s heart of a fighter, and won the love of so many champions. His will to survive was not enough to save him from the heavy load of heart worms that eventually killed him. For the sake of all Peter’s out there, keep your pets on heart worm preventative. Run free, and breath easy, beloved Peter

: PETEY BUXTON – 2008-2022 – Surrounded by family, we said “see you later” to our “Sweet Pete” on 6/29/2022. He will forever be in our hearts….

: PHEOBE (7/6/1997- 11/12/2010)-You will be greatly missed by all of us.

: PHOENIX WENZEL – on monday, may 20, 2019, phoenix passed on to the next life after sixteen-and-a-half years of living to the fullest in this one; he was my gentle spirited companion who made friends with every person he met, loved cheese, swimming and outrunning all the other dogs in the dog runs . . . except the greyhounds; all who knew him are missing his love.

: PRINCE – Our little old man. Even through our time was brief, you will be forever in our hearts.

: REED – 1/2021 – Reed was a great hunter and loved running in the fields. Run free sweet boy

: REESE ROMEO – 2021 – Reese was my sweet little girl. Everyone loved her and she loved everyone. I loved her for all of her life, I will miss her for all of mine.

: RIPLEY LAZZERI – 7/13/2019 – Yesterday our wonderful, gentle old man Ripley passed away. We will miss him greatly. He came to us by surprise, needing a safe home years ago and we were so blessed to have him in our lives. Sara Lazzeri

: RUDY BESWICK – 8/2020 – Our sweet baby boy. We miss you so much. While your time on earth was too brief, you packed a Joyous lifetime into it running in the yard, hunting in the ivy and reminding us of limitless love and selflessness

: SALLY MCLAUGHLIN – 3/6/2021 – Indy Sally came us as a 3 year old dog in March of 2008. We fell in love with her and she turned us in to “Setter People.” Sally was a beautiful, graceful and athletic girl. She loved chasing birds, squirrels and rabbits in the back yard, and we enjoyed many long walks and hikes over the years. Sally lived a long and full life with us and we all shared so much love. She died March 6th, 2021 at the age of 16. She will be greatly missed, but we are so appreciative of all the years we got to have her in our lives.

: SAM READ – Beloved Senior foster who found his forever home with his foster family

: SCOUT FOSTER – 11/2019 – He knew he was loved which is way better then when he came into rescue.

: SIA HARTZELL – 4/2020 – Sia my beautiful sweetheart love you miss you everyday my heart is broken my sweet girl

: SIBA HARVEY – 1/2021 – Siba was our sweet, shy foster boy from Greece. I had the privilege of picking him up at the airport when he flew into the USA and I knew he was special. Our family fell hard for him and we were all excited to help him on his journey. We carried him around the house with his sweet swimming arms. He was a calm presence in our home, laying in the corner of the couch and under pillows. A great napping buddy. Sadly, his young body and mind had already been through so much and we held him as he crossed the bridge. We will be his forever family now and we consider it an honor to have loved him. He’s running with his siblings, Pumba and Senzi now.

: SIR CHADWICK II and LORD JACKSON MALLOY – My sweet Chaddie-Waddie-Pooh and Doodles-forever remembered-your mommy misses you

: SKYE and OPAL – You are missed immensely and will forever be in our hearts. we were fortunate to have you in our lives.

: SPARKY MAXWELL- Sparky passed away after a ‘short’ 14 1/2 year life. He was a fantastic companion..always by my side …ready, willing and able to go on any adventure. He accompanied me on thousands of miles of hikes through the hills of Pennsylvania. He preferred human companionship..he didn’t realize that he was a dog! I work from home and loved having him near me at all times. I miss my best friend immensely

: SPIKE SERGEANT RYAN – 2007-2023 – One month sort of his 16th birthday. Dearly missed. Was rescued 10 years ago and beloved every single day since.

: STAR NEALER – 2005-2021 – Star was a senior girl when our paths crossed and she came to New Jersey to live with my Springer Spaniel and myself. Star did not have the easiest start to her life, but with the help of the volunteers at A and B she found her way to me. I made a promise to Star that I would care for and love her all the days that we were blessed to be together. Star was best friends with my ESS , Sophie. Star loved to lick peanut butter off a spoon and surprisingly loved broccoli. She was a character and such a sweet soul. She is sadly missed . I hope that we do meet our pets in Heaven, as, I would dream of seeing her smiling face and have one more hug with “my girl”.

: SWEETIE PIE DUNWOODY – 5/2019 Sweetie Pie — our “Granny” dog. We only enjoyed your company for two short years, but you brought a smile to our face every day. We miss you Granny!

: TEDDY BEAR 2005-2016Teddy Bear was our funny little man: a fuzzy, cheese-loving daddy’s boy for 11 great years.Rest easy, Teddy. We miss you! 9/26/2016

: TESS – Our sweet and intense huntress (sister to Gunner) left us at 13.5 years. Tess was a therapy dog for 11 years and spread joy and cheer to many. We miss her dearly and hope that Gunner and she are together now and running like the wind!

: TREVOR – He was an exceptional setter. Good looks; best companion and special bird dog. He is missed! Date 2011

: TROON STEVENS – Troon was our sweet sweet boy. We love him so very much and miss him so. He was a loving therapy dog with the elderly for 11 yrs and hunted blue grouse and pheasant for many years. But mostly he was our boy who loved to lay on the lawn and watch the world go by. He passed away at 12 1/2 yrs. He is with Tess again and they are complete.

: WALLACE BRYANT – 2009 – 6/2017 – Wallace was a gentle, loving soul, companion to Raffles and Jax. He died too early from livercancer. He was an ambassador for English setters, cuddling up to strangers who stopped tosay hello when we were out walking and then wanted to know about the breed. He is missed every day

: ANNIE WALLACE – 2009- 2018 – Annie arrived as a senior Above and Beyond foster in March 2018. It was quickly apparent that she was fear aggressive to other dogs. Working with a trainer, she slowly relaxed a bit but preferred to always have a barrier between her and the resident dogs. An off-leash dog charged us on a walk several months after she arrived and instead of attacking she hid behind me. I asked to adopt her that day because I knew she trusted me. Shortly after that a mammary tumor appeared. It was removed and the histopathology report was “benign”. A few months later another tumor appeared in the same place; this one metastasized to her lungs and claimed her quickly. Annie loved “hunting”. We went daily to parks where she could stalk the Canada geese and set them to wing. Another favorite prey was Mr. Stinky, the ground hog. When she was no longer able to walk very far, I drove her to locations where she could watch her geese and her Mr. Stinky from the car. Annie was only with me 18 months but what a glorious time that was for me. I miss her every day.

: ARABELLA WALLACE – 2006 – 2014 – Arabella came to me at age 6 or 7 from an Alabama shelter, heartworm positive and with mammary tumors. After she was heartworm free, she had surgery to remove the tumors. Alas, some were benign but apparently some were not. Eventually, the cancer found its way to her lungs and she passed a little over 2 years after she arrived. I absolutely adored her. She had the sweetest nature and loved to dig. After the cancer metastasized to her lungs and walking a distance became to wearying for her, I wheeled her in a cart into the woods so she could dig out the critters that so enthralled her. She had a good dig the night before she passed in my arms.

: ARIELLA WALLACE – 2008-2016 – Ariella came from a North Carolina shelter with the worst case of heartworm my vet had seen. She was also suffering from several tick borne diseases. I met Ariella’s transport on my birthday and she passed 6 weeks later at home in my arms. She was so terribly ill and anemic that her heart just gave out. I had adopted her a few days before and the vet was awaiting blood for a transfusion to try to buy her more time.

: IVY WALLACE – 2008 – 2018 – Ivy was another Above and Beyond girl who came to me shortly after Arabella and Ariella passed. She was in kidney failure. In spite of her poor health we had 2 good years together. She loved walkies and lying in the sun, make 2 trips from the cold north winters to Florida. Squirrels were her passion; what good fortune the Florida house her last winter had a yard full of them. She sat at the glass storm door and watched squirrel tv all day long. It was from that house that we made our final trip to the vet. She passed in my arms.

: WALLY (WALTER) HEMBREE – unknown – 2022 – We think about you every day, Wally Boy. We will love you always.

: WILBUR – In thanksgiving for 12 years of Wilbur’s affection and quirkiness. Summer Teegardin

: WINNIE WRUCK-RICHESON -February 2019- Winnie was God’s gift to me. She was funny and so sweet and always had to keep me in her sights. Sometimes when she was following me both of our feet would be in my shoe. She will be missed

: WINSLOW STANLEY- 12/21/2018 Many times I have referred to Winslow as the best dog in the world and to me that is so true. He had a huge heart and his goal in life was to be close (like, in your lap) to the people who loved him. He made me a better person for having known him for three years. I love you more than ever, Wins.

: WINSTON HOLLIS – 12/2020 Our first foster who faced every roadblock with a tail wag even at the end. He had a soul that stole everyone’s heart. We are so glad to have been let into Winston’s life even if for only 4 months. Our hearts are broken now that he is gone. We are thankful his dog brother and sister and his cat brothers and sister will have him waiting for them on the other side. You will never be forgotten sweet boy.