Right There Through It All

Walter had his own way of being part of daily life. He showed up in the middle of things - joining in on walks to the creek, settling into his favorite spots, and finding ways to stay close to his people.

He enjoyed the simple comforts - a good brushing, belly scratches, and the quiet closeness of being near those he trusted, especially his sister. Those small routines and familiar moments are what made him such a steady and meaningful part of the home.

“Walter - He loved to follow along on walks to the creek with his canine brother and sister, belly scratches, getting brushed, and rubbing on his sister. He loved to perch on top of our grill so he could peek inside to see what his family was doing. His presence will be greatly missed.”

Walter will be missed in all the places and moments where he used to be, woven into the rhythm of everyday life. 🪽