08/28/2026
Peanut's Adoption Story โค๏ธ
This week's is a heartfelt one, sharing the touching story of a recently passed EHS pet in honour of ๐
It was a particularly busy day at the Edmonton Humane Society in November 2015. Amanda and her partner, Tyler had just recently lost their kitty, Luna, and were ready to welcome another furry family member into their home.
As they walked through the cat gallery, the hall was filled with people looking to do the same. As the couple reached the last room, they spotted a small two-year-old tortoiseshell cat quietly sleeping atop a kuranda โ a peaceful moment amid the activity around her.
"The connection was instant. I looked at her and I knew, 'that's the one,'" Amanda remembers. "I pulled her profile sheet and immediately took it to the front desk to start the adoption process."
Peanut spent the next 10 years filling Amanda and Tyler's lives with immense joy. She was a part of every major milestone the couple had โ she helped Tyler propose to Amanda, she was there as they welcomed two children into their family, she was a source of support when they purchased their first home and so much more.
No matter what, Peanut was always there. "She was my absolute best friend โ my soul cat," Amanda tells us. "I am so forever grateful to her for everything she has given us. For loving my kids, for all of the cuddles at the end of a long day, for sitting with me while I worked and for just being the sweetest, most patient and gentle girl I could have ever asked for."
In April 2026, Peanut peacefully passed over the rainbow bridge, surrounded by the people who cherished her. Her story is a reminder of the large paw print our beloved pets leave on our hearts.
This Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, we encourage you to share below your own stories of pets who have touched your lives and whose memories will never be forgotten ๐