07/30/2026
We didn’t always have breezy; she was rescued from an abandoned house. No matter what she had been through before she found her way into our home; her TRUE home. Despite her bad beginning she never let it break her spirit. She chose to love with her whole heart. She was the sweetest soul, always gentle, always happy, and always ready to greet anyone with a wagging tail and a smile that could brighten even the hardest days. Breezy never cared much for toys, but if treats were involved, she was always the first in line. Breezy was the easily the calmest of our four dogs, the quiet heart of the family. She adored her siblings—her big sister, Harlie, who taught her how to be a dog again, - and her younger brother and sister, Letty and Knox, whom she loved so dearly. Their bond was something special, and watching them together was a reminder that family isn't always the one you're born into—sometimes it's the one that chooses you. Breezy loved everyone she met, and everyone who met Breezy loved her right back. She asked for so little, yet gave so much. She showed us that love can be gentle, forgiveness can be quiet, and happiness can exist even after hardship. Our home feels a little quieter without her, but our hearts are forever fuller because she was in them. We will miss her soft presence, her sweet face, her excitement for every treat, and the unconditional love she gave so freely every single day. Run free, sweet Breezy. We hope you're surrounded...
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