Peaceful Prairie Crematory

Sheldon Exe passed away peacefully November 18, 2025, in the company of his most beloved human, Sandra.

Sheldon was born May 21, 2015, and lived with his first family until 2020. When that family was no longer able to keep him, Sheldon and his friend Max came to live with Sandra. They immediately bonded and have loved each other deeply over the past 5 years.

Sheldon was a darling black and white Chihuahua who enjoyed walks in the park and rides in the car. Sheldon’s purpose in life was to be a great comfort to Sandra and her family. Sandra’s son Paul lived with her and Sheldon for about a year after returning from Afghanistan and Sheldon was a great comfort to him during this time. Sheldon was also very protective of and comforting to Sandra. If she sneezed or coughed, he was there to check on her.

Sheldon will be missed by his human friends Paul, who he was always excited to see even up to the very end, and Kyler, and especially by his beloved Sandra. She will always fondly remember her little soldier Sheldon by her side protecting her. Rest in peace Sheldon.

After a fulfilling and joyful 19 years on earth, Kitt Lytle passed away October 17, 2025, in her comfortable loving home. Kitt was known for her ability to produce the most beautiful, loud purr. She was also very affectionate, loving to cuddle and play with Barbara and Roger.

Kitt spent most of her life with her favorite human, Barbara, but when Barbara passed away Kitt went to live with Barbara’s son, Roger. Roger gave Kitt all the love, attention, and care she needed until she was able to reunite with Barbara in the afterlife. Rest in peace Kitt.

Animal Medical Center Of Wyoming

After a long struggle with severe hip dysplasia, Bailey Erickson passed away peacefully in the presence of her most beloved human, Leann, on September 29, 2025.

Bailey was a beautiful Bernese Mountain Dog known for her happy personality and her love for everyone she met. She was particularly known for her gentle attentiveness to kittens. She lived a full life and enjoyed many interests, especially eating, hugs, and rides in the car. One of the highlights of her full life, was her modeling gig for Area 52 in Gillette. She started modeling for them for Pet Night in 2020. She was the best model, sitting perfectly for each session.

Bailey was seven and half years old at the time of her death. Leann will always treasure the time they spent together, and she will always fondly remember their time together. Rest in peace Bailey.

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Luca. His full registered name was Royal Luca James Sullivan. Yes, there's a story behind that moniker! But he was called Luca.
He was born on May 11, 2022 Deceased on May 15, 2025
Pomeranian, chocolate sable in color.

My sister's friend occasionally bred Pom puppies. Luca was one of her litters, the sole survivor of the 2 born. I was trying to convince myself I did not need another puppy; she was determined I was going to have him, or so my sister tells me. I finally decided to check on him, and of course once you meet, it's all over. And I suddenly realized how much I really wanted a puppy. He was our 6th Pomeranian and joined Rainier at home.

Luca was the easiest puppy ever. I would actually see him sleep. Rainier is the opposite, I never see him sleep, he's way too aware of everything all the time. If I wanted to play, yes Ma'am, Luca is on it. If you wanted a break, great, he would lay and play peacefully by himself, like a little otter. Everything he did made us laugh. He was smart and easy to train. He went to bed the first night, slept all night, and that was that. Every night. (Rainier was still getting us up in the middle of the night like a newborn child. He only gave that up a year ago, and he's just turning 8!) He did like to put EVERYTHING in his mouth, especially as a puppy. In the end, that was his demise.

Luca loved squeaker toys more than anything, except maybe food. He always had something in his mouth and would carry toys around. My house looked like a toddler human lived here with all the toys scattered about. We called him the Ninja, he could just disappear and reappear, and you never knew where he went, or where he came from. Of all my dogs, he is the one that made me create a totally fenced dog yard. He was my cuddliest Pom and loved to lay on top of Wade in the recliner.

Luca did have champion blood lines. Not that I cared, but it did mean he had the fullest, most beautiful coat. He was a chocolate sable, and there was a LOT of hair in that coat. I don't know that his groomers always appreciated it.

Luca was my soul dog. I miss him staring at me with those soulful eyes, hanging out with me, and just being an awesome companion. I miss the toys around the house, and I miss his silly, happy, chill personality. His Pomeranian happy face was epic. We miss him terribly, and the world is still spinning a little off kilter without him here. Thank you for helping us say goodbye.