Sadie
Sadie May Ball, born 5/15/2008 who crossed the Rainbow Bridge 1/13/2019.Sadie was cremated 1/15/2019 and is resting in a beautiful cedar urn sitting or our bookcase. Sadie was adopted by Jim & Sharon Ball March 11, 2012. Sadie is survived her two best friends Buddy & Benji plus her adoptive parents Jim & Sharon Ball. She was the light of our life, and seemed to love people. She was a very protective mother and when at the dog park she would get right in and break up a fight between other dogs especially any dog harassing Buddy or Benji.

Samson
Whatever was done to you at such a young age before BSRR saved you, was unable to be undone. Angel's wings to you Samson. May you finally be at peace.

Sarge
My last days....(were AWESOME!) Mom and dad learned I was sick (progressive bone cancer in my rear leg) and to top it off I broke it on Saturday when I chased after my brother who was chasing a cat (dumb kid, he'll learn). The vet said it was the most painful and I shouldn't have to suffer past Friday.... So they spoiled me!!! I had bacon for breakfast and ham for lunch! I heard dad tell mom not to tell Squirt cause he'd be jealous! Lots of people came to see me: Grammy and papa (Grammy came twice cause she was super sad), uncle Dave (I scared the crap out if him when I was new to the family, I used to bark a lot and because I have such a big head, he was scared!)( was sad too, he let me out everyday for years, I think I was his favorite), Shannon, Cameron and Payton came too! Payton scrubbed my head, I'm gonna miss her! And Sheryl came, she brought TREATS!!!! Dad took me for a ride in the truck and let me stay in for 2 hours....that's one of my favorite things ever. I got to lay in the sun, thank god there was sun☀ I got tons of tummy rubs, scoobies, and my mom even spooned with me (I thought only people did that, but I let her cause she was sad ) The best day of my life was when mom and dad adopted my from Big Sky Rottweiler Rescue in Idaho. The second best day was when they brought Samson home, he's super cute and full of energy. I think he kept me young (when he wasn't annoyjng). But now it's time. I want you all to know that my life was amazing and I'm headed over the Rainbow Bridge! Dad said that my brother Oden is there and I can't wait to meet him! Samson has the watch now, he may not look tough but I taught him everything he knows (he's still working on his howl do don't poke fun at him). Until I see you

Shay
It is with a very heavy heart that I share important news with you today (8/4/15). At the noble age of 12 1/2, my beloved Shay is no longer with us. I enjoyed sharing the last 8½ years of my life with her, and sharing her with all of you along the way! Though I know it sounds cliché, she taught me more than I could have ever imagined. Words can't express my gratitude for her lessons on loyalty, love, friendship, fortitude, and resilience. She was by my side during the brightest and darkest moments of my adult life. We tackled countless adventures together including: tree climbing, camping, hiking, fishing, road tripping, ocean swimming, lake-boat tubing, and even a couple Manitou Incline ascents to name a few!

Sierra
Sierra was my first rottweiler.I had no intentions of adopting a rottie.(She was in the animal shelter on her last day before being pts)She stole our family's hearts.She was just 1 year old when we got her in Dec.1998.She was my rock!She was diagnosed with bone cancer April 2004,she had her rear leg removed June 2004.Vet said there was about a 70%chance the cancer would come back,but said it could be 3 months or 3 years.Sadly.......it was just short of 3 months before it came back.I lost Sierra Aug.2004.I love you girl!I'm now helping your brothers and sisters,The Rottweiler.