LOVE this one!!! I petted my dog Jackson Browne the whole time I watched this video. He is about 16 now. He has helped me rehab 75 street stray and kill shelter dogs. 1 of the fosters is still here. She never got adopted. I have a new stray who came here in the summer. He is still a puppy pretty much so I'm still working with him. I will be so sad when Jackson passes on. I try to spend lots of time with him.
You're quite normal. Pets have so many features - they can't talk, they forget. You take out the garbage, and when you get back, they greet you like you went on a long safari. What's not to like?
Thank you for sharing this. The fact that anyone went out there to bury their pet shows how much they loved them. Animals, the bond with a pet... is so special and is unique than that with a person. They really are angels on earth. Thank you, Sarah.
Pets give us love and companionship, and because they have short lifespans, they help prepare us to handle grief when we lose a person we love. Pets rock!
I love the, ‘he could’ve been some big thug by day, some jerk, swaggering about town, running red lights… but when he got home… to little Vanilla Woofer, he was just a big teddy bear’. You kill me, I swear, lol
Still have this mug, Lucky, He lived on my porch for years, I made him a winter shelter and last year his age and the cold Ohio winters were taking their toll on him. Now he's living inside with Jake and Sam. The same two dogs that would chase him around the yard. Yeah, like cats and dogs. But now they fight over who sleeps next to him. Pets are a constant reminder of acceptance and unfaltering love.
Sang along with you "those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end..." Had to stop got choked up remembering my dearly departed cat Coconut. I miss her. 😪😪😪😪
At 2:40, 'Cheeky' is the name I gave to my Chihuahua, he was my "Cheeky Chi chihuahua'. He died 12th May 2018, aged 16. RIP dear Cheeky Chi, ' a good little boy and a clever little doggie'. This video just brought it all back. Best wishes from Alan, in England.
The ones with beer cans and bottles remind me of a dog I used to have. She loved beer. I'm not a drinker but my neighbor used to share his with her every time he came over and she always got excited when she saw him coming.
Amazing how the dry climate of the desert preserves the old wooden markers. Back here in the East that wood would have been long gone. I put a marker in my yard for my last dog and even painted it and had to replace it in 6 years.
Great video Sarah!! When I was 9 yo (1964) had a turtle that died. I spent days with my dads chisel and hammer carving its name (speedy) in a piece of flagstone while crying most of the time. It stood for many years in the backyard. Yes, we love our critters!! Thanks for the vid. Love your work Wonderhussy....
A guy started the cemetery a long time ago he was making money and burying pets on what was public land. They try to discourage it, because they don't maintain it and don't have any control over the burials, but pets are still buried there.
We had to put down our old dog Daisy, part German Shepherd and part something else - she was almost perfect. Now we have three very naughty beagles but we're nuts about them. I really liked this one, I didn't realize you were such a fellow animal lover. I will hug all three beagles tonight!
Here's what I find funny! Back in the day Mobsters had nicknames. Some of those Graves look a little bigger then pets! Cheeky, was probably originally known as cheeky the hammer.
Hello Sarah. Ted from Texas here. Thank you for showing us the kind and caring side of people. Happy to see that you love your pics as much as I love mine. Thank you for the adventure into the pet cemetery. Take care of yourself U drive safe
4:35 My name is Anthony Weiner. I remember a family trip in the spring of '66 when my family went to Las Vegas and visited my mother's brother "The Dentist". One afternoon while the grownups were in the house playing canasta, I was behind the tool shed playing doctor when Martini bit me. My parents never did talk about Martini after that. Always wondered what happened? Even after my latest release, just the thought of a schnauzer's warm wet mouth causes me a simultaneous degree of newfound excitement and painful regret. I do thank you for this video Wonderhussey though. It has given me a degree of closure. RIP Martini.
So cute ❤️ I work at an animal hospital and after seeing sick pets all day every night I come home and kiss and hug my pets just like the end of this video
there are few people that get on this list..." friends I would trade brains with for a week" Miss, I would trade brains with you no less than twice a year! Hi Wonder Hussy, George here. I really enjoy you and your great point of view on life. As a wandering soul myself, it is a hopeful smiling wish, that we will share a campfire and great stories one day soon. Smiling, George.
You are so right. In fact, when you referred to Sarah as a youtuber, it hit me. I honestly hadn't thought of her in the same light as the others. She is a cut above in content and quality and these truly are a very valuable public service. 🐕👍
I myself also have a rather unemotionally supportive support dog l adopted from a bluetick hound rescue group I adopted her when I was going through chemo she's more like a cat than a dog aloof and not very lovey dovey like most dogs but she's been there for me when I needed her most.
As usual awesome video! Made me think of my Bert. He passed when he was16 years. Lost him 9 years ago this month. Bert was pretty emotional supportive. He was my truckin’ dog. My boyfriend was, Yes, Ernie. 😂 I traveled around the country with Bert and Ernie for 5 years. Both Bert and Ernie have gone on. Thanks for sharing! I got a good laugh. Love your narrating. It’s hilarious! Come to think of it Ernie passed only 4 months before Bert. 🤔
DID NOT EXPECT TO CRYYYYY IN THIS VIDEO 😢😢what the heck Sarah!! What a sweet video and RIP to Chubby in pet Heaven! I had a chow and and the smartest little terrier growin up! Miss them dearly. 🐾 Lots of Love, all the way from......Hendertuky 😊
Those open hole we left by the pet ground hogs...whose spirits never forgot how to stop digging. You're something else, Darlin'(8-) Fred and Nuni are some lucky critters.
Enjoyed your pet cemetary video! Wanted you to know they DO use both sides of a headstone for people. My stepfather is buried at the Sacramento Valley national Cemetary in Dixon (Veterans)He was a WWII pilot. My Mother who passed several years later is buried on the opposite side of him. Headstones engraved on both sides. Keep up the good work!
Some neighbors think I'm a bit strange for burying my pets with small grave markers. Each one brought much happiness into my life, and I want to remember them fondly. Iris (the Meerschweinchen in my avatar) has a slightly larger marker, as she was my best little buddy ever, and my fondest pet memories are of her. That's also why she is my avatar picture. :-)
If you're strange, I must be eccentric. My pet cemetery looks better than most people with Markers, Flowers. Solar lights. You go right ahead & do what you want! Sending 💕 🐕🐩🐶🐾🐈🐱🐾
Had to stop the video to leave a comment. It would have been nice if everyday people would have kept this cemetery up,as people who drove all the way out there obviously cared and loved these little fur babies. Many of the owners are probably gone by now as well.I believe Penny was probably a McCaw as my neighbors had one over 17 yrs and was still going strong when they moved away.jmo,a bird of some type.💜
We haven’t seen the sun in weeks here in southern Minnesota. I could feel the sun’s rays during your pet cemetery visit. Thank you for another unique and interesting look at the desert area near you. You made me laugh out loud on this one.😀
16:40 . Veteran (saying vet here would be confusing) cemeteries use front/back. The vet's name of course goes on the front, and a qualifying non military spouse can be buried in the same grave, but their name appears on the back side of the cross. My non military aunt was buried with her husband who was in the army. His name is front side and her's backside. I didn't know that rule at first and was wondering why I didn't see her name under his until I found out it was on the other side.
If you are ever in the Kanab, Utah area, stop in at Best Friends Animal Society, on Angel Canyon Road. The pet cemetery there is something that you have to experience. While there, take a tour - as it is a home to many abandoned animals, and is a very special place.
The saddest thing about the pet cemetery is the desolate location. I've lost two dogs and two cats so far, and they're all buried in our yard under the lawn. They were, and are, forever in their forever home.
I really enjoyed your video! I lived in Vegas and Boulder City for 10 years. I never heard about the Pet Cemetery. I do know the people in Boulder City were a lot more friendly and welcoming. I clicked on the SUB button so I can watch your other videos. God Bless you Sarah! You are a cutie.. Much love
I believe that was Saint Lazarus in the cemetery. I've drove past that place bunch a times and never knew that was there. Thank you for all your time you put in your videos and i know all about that losing house stuff. I lost one too in 09. It was very depressing to to say the least!!
I know it dates back to the 1930’s and I was always told some of the mules used in the construction of the dam were buried there along with the workers & their family pets.
4:20 "You know that thing out there in the desert?" "What thing?" "That thing we took care of out in the desert." "Oh, yeah, yeah, that thing." "We gotta go get it." "We gotta go get it? Why?" "People are talking. We gotta move it."
SkydiverClassC You know that expression: The problem with burying the hatchet is somebody always remembers where and then digs it back up? Well that was where Ace had Lester Diamonds schlong buried but Ginger figured it out and came back to dig it up.
Man you had me. Breaking Bad and all. We paid a huge buck to bury our one pets out in the East. Wish we could have done this too (back then). We also buried some in our back yard. We moved, the kid wanted to take one with us. So we dug 'her' up and buried it here. Love the kids. That hole reminded me lol. Now we bury them in our FL back yard. An older neighbor had a pet cemetery of his own. Dozens of crosses. I just saw a (people) grave yard where they did bury spouses head to head and used the back of the headstone for him or her. It's on TH-cam, In San Francisco
Thank you Sarah,Great video again,,Always look forward to your great videos nd yes,We had dinner together and Yes it was pasta again..Well you never complain..lol Stay well
St. Francis of Assisi spent much of his time preaching about animals, believed that all creatures are brothers and sisters under God. Now days, St. Francis is also the Patron Saint of Ecologists. WH please stay awesome. And, I’m sure St. Frank is watching your channel.
It would be a perfect spot to hide somebody! Just think of somebody walked up on you while you were burying them you could just say you were burying your pet. That's probably why they don't let you do it anymore.
Sarah is so pretty with her natural face. She actually is a very lovely petite Wonderhussy lady! I would love to accompany and follow her around on her adventures. Although living out of my car, mining shacks or motels and eating survival and restaurant meals would get to me after a while. So would the heat of the desert.
LOVE this one!!! I petted my dog Jackson Browne the whole time I watched this video. He is about 16 now. He has helped me rehab 75 street stray and kill shelter dogs. 1 of the fosters is still here. She never got adopted. I have a new stray who came here in the summer. He is still a puppy pretty much so I'm still working with him. I will be so sad when Jackson passes on. I try to spend lots of time with him.
Pets are our Angels, I love animals more than people sad to say
You're quite normal. Pets have so many features - they can't talk, they forget. You take out the garbage, and when you get back, they greet you like you went on a long safari. What's not to like?
I agree , I prefer animals than humans.
Buried a few, myself. It hurts losing a pet, but the memories live on.
Thank you for sharing this. The fact that anyone went out there to bury their pet shows how much they loved them. Animals, the bond with a pet... is so special and is unique than that with a person. They really are angels on earth. Thank you, Sarah.
Almost everyone can identify with losing a special pet. Real or imagined. Thanks for the sweet memories we all have of our pets.
Have you had imaginary pets die?
Pets give us love and companionship, and because they have short lifespans, they help prepare us to handle grief when we lose a person we love. Pets rock!
I love the, ‘he could’ve been some big thug by day, some jerk, swaggering about town, running red lights… but when he got home… to little Vanilla Woofer, he was just a big teddy bear’. You kill me, I swear, lol
Still have this mug, Lucky,
He lived on my porch for years,
I made him a winter shelter and last year his age and the cold Ohio winters were taking their toll on him. Now he's living inside with Jake and Sam. The same two dogs that would chase him around the yard. Yeah, like cats and dogs.
But now they fight over who sleeps next to him. Pets are a constant reminder of acceptance and unfaltering love.
Sang along with you "those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end..." Had to stop got choked up remembering my dearly departed cat Coconut. I miss her. 😪😪😪😪
At 2:40, 'Cheeky' is the name I gave to my Chihuahua, he was my "Cheeky Chi chihuahua'. He died 12th May 2018, aged 16. RIP dear Cheeky Chi, ' a good little boy and a clever little doggie'. This video just brought it all back. Best wishes from Alan, in England.
WONDERHUSSY'S DOG: _"YOU'RE BACK! I MISSED YOU SO!!"_
WONDERHUSSY'S CAT: _"Oh, did you GO somewhere?"_
😝😝😝😝😝😝😝
No burying pets there anymore. The gov't has to stamp out any spontaneous outpourings of love...
The ones with beer cans and bottles remind me of a dog I used to have. She loved beer. I'm not a drinker but my neighbor used to share his with her every time he came over and she always got excited when she saw him coming.
I lived in Northtown for 20 years and never knew about this. OMG You know "Those were the days"! Still love that tune. ✌😺
Amazing how the dry climate of the desert preserves the old wooden markers. Back here in the East that wood would have been long gone. I put a marker in my yard for my last dog and even painted it and had to replace it in 6 years.
Great video Sarah!! When I was 9 yo (1964) had a turtle that died. I spent days with my dads chisel and hammer carving its name (speedy) in a piece of flagstone while crying most of the time. It stood for many years in the backyard. Yes, we love our critters!! Thanks for the vid. Love your work Wonderhussy....
A guy started the cemetery a long time ago he was making money and burying pets on what was public land. They try to discourage it, because they don't maintain it and don't have any control over the burials, but pets are still buried there.
We had to put down our old dog Daisy, part German Shepherd and part something else - she was almost perfect. Now we have three very naughty beagles but we're nuts about them. I really liked this one, I didn't realize you were such a fellow animal lover. I will hug all three beagles tonight!
You are hilarious! “He stank and was not emotionally supportive, but I loved him”. OMG, that’s what my wife says about me! 🙂
Hilarious, made me laugh. Reminds me of my husband.
I lost my Viscy 6 years ago. Steery wheel dog. 18 years old adopted at 5 years old Best dog ever!
Stubby the (not so much) support animal had me laughing hard! You are a gifted story teller.
Hello.That is a very cute doggy. You owned.☺💕Thank you for sharing these great stories.And cat too.
Here's what I find funny! Back in the day Mobsters had nicknames. Some of those Graves look a little bigger then pets! Cheeky, was probably originally known as cheeky the hammer.
That's where I thought we were going with that intro. I was just starting to question a known mob hit graveyard when WH appeared. Nice cinematics WH!
I met Anthony "Tony the Ant" Spilotro in a jewelry store near the Stardust Hotel. It wasn't until years later that I learned how notorious he was.
That was so cute on so many levels, and your story about Stubby was priceless. LOL
Thanks for all the videos. Jim.
Hello Sarah. Ted from Texas here. Thank you for showing us the kind and caring side of people. Happy to see that you love your pics as much as I love mine. Thank you for the adventure into the pet cemetery. Take care of yourself U drive safe
Great vid and yes, St Frances was the patron saint of animals. He was "strictly for the birds"....LOL
This place should be on the national historic register, thank you so much
4:35 My name is Anthony Weiner. I remember a family trip in the spring of '66
when my family went to Las Vegas and visited my mother's brother "The Dentist".
One afternoon while the grownups were in the house playing canasta, I was behind
the tool shed playing doctor when Martini bit me.
My parents never did talk about Martini after that. Always wondered what happened?
Even after my latest release, just the thought of a schnauzer's warm wet mouth causes
me a simultaneous degree of newfound excitement and painful regret.
I do thank you for this video Wonderhussey though. It has given me a degree of closure.
RIP Martini.
The way you talk on here I'm assuming you're Anthony Weiner the EX politician
@@shawnscrimsher2207 I have more than one title with an *EX* prefix attached to it.
Did I hear somebody say they want a Tumblr pic?
The political dude was born Sept. 2, 1964. Spring of '66 he would have been 18 months old.
@@1bsbsbsbs I was always well advanced for my age.
In fact I was ate before I was Seven.
@Frank Winkhorst I'm thinking it's a toss-up ...... 6/5 you pick.
Your story about Stubby leaving when you got upset is hilarious!
So cute ❤️ I work at an animal hospital and after seeing sick pets all day every night I come home and kiss and hug my pets just like the end of this video
Stubbie was adorable!!! Love and Hugs to Fred and Noonie. Interesting video.
Sweet tour. Incredible timing you have--just before this, I was remembering my doggie named Peanuts.
there are few people that get on this list..." friends I would trade brains with for a week" Miss, I would trade brains with you no less than twice a year! Hi Wonder Hussy, George here. I really enjoy you and your great point of view on life. As a wandering soul myself, it is a hopeful smiling wish, that we will share a campfire and great stories one day soon. Smiling, George.
Fascinating....... I lived in Vegas many years and never heard about this place. Thanks for the tour Sarah
Very touching! The depressions were probably due to the "caskets" collapsing. Thanks for your great heart Sarah.
You are one of my favorite youtubers! I really enjoyed this video...and made sure to watch commercials :)
You are so right. In fact, when you referred to Sarah as a youtuber, it hit me. I honestly hadn't thought of her in the same light as the others. She is a cut above in content and quality and these truly are a very valuable public service. 🐕👍
Sweet video WH, I couldn't help but wonder how much treasure is buried out there under a pet's name.
any smart person looking to hide something hopefully would be smart enough to bury it in a grave why not just bury it near a familiar
land mark
I myself also have a rather unemotionally supportive support dog l adopted from a bluetick hound rescue group I adopted her when I was going through chemo she's more like a cat than a dog aloof and not very lovey dovey like most dogs but she's been there for me when I needed her most.
As usual awesome video! Made me think of my Bert. He passed when he was16 years. Lost him 9 years ago this month. Bert was pretty emotional supportive. He was my truckin’ dog. My boyfriend was, Yes, Ernie. 😂 I traveled around the country with Bert and Ernie for 5 years. Both Bert and Ernie have gone on. Thanks for sharing! I got a good laugh. Love your narrating. It’s hilarious! Come to think of it Ernie passed only 4 months before Bert. 🤔
DID NOT EXPECT TO CRYYYYY IN THIS VIDEO 😢😢what the heck Sarah!! What a sweet video and RIP to Chubby in pet Heaven! I had a chow and and the smartest little terrier growin up! Miss them dearly. 🐾 Lots of Love, all the way from......Hendertuky 😊
Those open hole we left by the pet ground hogs...whose spirits never forgot how to stop digging.
You're something else, Darlin'(8-) Fred and Nuni are some lucky critters.
Dukie is Duke like Prince or King or Queenie. love this!
We had a cat for 22 years. Would have been 23 this past December sure miss her
,now we are down to 5 cats
LOL at the unsaid joke. Gives a bit of a twist to the empty holes as well...
Enjoyed your pet cemetary video! Wanted you to know they DO use both sides of a headstone for people. My stepfather is buried at the Sacramento Valley national Cemetary in Dixon (Veterans)He was a WWII pilot. My Mother who passed several years later is buried on the opposite side of him. Headstones engraved on both sides.
Keep up the good work!
Richard Bethel
My brother was interned there. And I will have a space there also.
so sweet, Great way to memoralize fur babies
Some neighbors think I'm a bit strange for burying my pets with small grave markers. Each one brought much happiness into my life, and I want to remember them fondly.
Iris (the Meerschweinchen in my avatar) has a slightly larger marker, as she was my best little buddy ever, and my fondest pet memories are of her. That's also why she is my avatar picture. :-)
If you're strange, I must be eccentric. My pet cemetery looks better than most people with Markers, Flowers. Solar lights. You go right ahead & do what you want! Sending 💕 🐕🐩🐶🐾🐈🐱🐾
Pets Make Their Pawrents Much Better People......Loved this romp through this "Pet Sematary"....Landscaping courtesy of Stephen King! Cheers From Ohio
Had to stop the video to leave a comment. It would have been nice if everyday people would have kept this cemetery up,as people who drove all the way out there obviously cared and loved these little fur babies. Many of the owners are probably gone by now as well.I believe Penny was probably a McCaw as my neighbors had one over 17 yrs and was still going strong when they moved away.jmo,a bird of some type.💜
Nooney is the bomb take good care of her for me. Bob the cat rescuer and lover
Oh I miss my cattie. She was my dear buddy and travelling pal.
Super original name deb
I am glad Fred and Nuni were alive when you got home.
Your sense of humour slays me :)
I wonder if Rin Tin Tin is out there. That’s pet royalty.
YUP, in the pet world, that's BIG !
Try to find the movie “Won Ton Ton the Dog That Saved Hollywood”.
LMFAO!!!!! The poem of Bobo Renis: HA HA! I love your channel for many reasons but mainly because you keep me in giggles every time! Thank you WH
We haven’t seen the sun in weeks here in southern Minnesota. I could feel the sun’s rays during your pet cemetery visit. Thank you for another unique and interesting look at the desert area near you. You made me laugh out loud on this one.😀
Half shepherd .. half corgi ... should'a called him "miracle".. .. 🐶 😄
That was fun in a weird way visiting the pet cemetery. The Chinese grave has a Feng shui bagua on it . Helps to Keep bad juju away.
✌️
That was our Sr. Class Song in High School. Your vids are great!
16:40 . Veteran (saying vet here would be confusing) cemeteries use front/back. The vet's name of course goes on the front, and a qualifying non military spouse can be buried in the same grave, but their name appears on the back side of the cross. My non military aunt was buried with her husband who was in the army. His name is front side and her's backside. I didn't know that rule at first and was wondering why I didn't see her name under his until I found out it was on the other side.
Beautiful! And I'm only 15 seconds in!!
If you are ever in the Kanab, Utah area, stop in at Best Friends Animal Society, on Angel Canyon Road. The pet cemetery there is something that you have to experience. While there, take a tour - as it is a home to many abandoned animals, and is a very special place.
I just had to put my winnie dog " Hercules" down today.. He was my buddy for almost 15 years,, Thanks for posting this..
@Jacob Mossberger Thank you.. Pets are a common bond for most people.
Loved the ending. Thanks WH!
The saddest thing about the pet cemetery is the desolate location. I've lost two dogs and two cats so far, and they're all buried in our yard under the lawn. They were, and are, forever in their forever home.
Ball pythons regularly live to 30 and have reached fifty years of age. Parrots live decades as well. Those could be some of those long lived pets (?)
I really enjoyed your video! I lived in Vegas and Boulder City for 10 years. I never heard about the Pet Cemetery. I do know the people in Boulder City were a lot more friendly and welcoming. I clicked on the SUB button so I can watch your other videos. God Bless you Sarah! You are a cutie.. Much love
Great job... good find. I am a ghost huntress and Explorer this is tight up my alley cool
I believe that was Saint Lazarus in the cemetery. I've drove past that place bunch a times and never knew that was there. Thank you for all your time you put in your videos and i know all about that losing house stuff. I lost one too in 09. It was very depressing to to say the least!!
I know it dates back to the 1930’s and I was always told some of the mules used in the construction of the dam were buried there along with the workers & their family pets.
Sarah...This one had me laughing out loud! I think your running commentary is priceless!!!
I was blessed with my cat, Ming Ming for 18 of her 22 years. She was family.
4:20 "You know that thing out there in the desert?"
"What thing?"
"That thing we took care of out in the desert."
"Oh, yeah, yeah, that thing."
"We gotta go get it."
"We gotta go get it? Why?"
"People are talking. We gotta move it."
SkydiverClassC
You know that expression: The problem with burying the hatchet is
somebody always remembers where and then digs it back up?
Well that was where Ace had Lester Diamonds schlong buried
but Ginger figured it out and came back to dig it up.
Classic Goodfellas paulie and. Henryhill
Man you had me. Breaking Bad and all. We paid a huge buck to bury our one pets out in the East. Wish we could have done this too (back then). We also buried some in our back yard. We moved, the kid wanted to take one with us. So we dug 'her' up and buried it here. Love the kids. That hole reminded me lol. Now we bury them in our FL back yard. An older neighbor had a pet cemetery of his own. Dozens of crosses. I just saw a (people) grave yard where they did bury spouses head to head and used the back of the headstone for him or her. It's on TH-cam, In San Francisco
We have 3 cedar urns in our home for three of our family dogs, our daughter has one or two. They were very much family and friends.
What a fun video! And easy to make. I liked it as much as the ones where you hike for miles.
If Stubby was anything like our Corgi, he not only was unsympathetic but also was a lousy jumper.
Great video ... some of my best friends are out their !
I fly over this every day!!
A different video from you Sarah Jane! Still love any of your videos, can watch anything you put out!!!! Stay Safe!!!!!
You should open a travel agency. I could see how fun and interesting it would be to be on a charted coach with you and a bunch of folks.
This was great. If you want to know where the cemetery is look for Quail Wash and US 95. It is on the northbound side.
Thank you Sarah,Great video again,,Always look forward to your great videos nd yes,We had dinner together and Yes it was pasta again..Well you never complain..lol Stay well
good job
St. Francis of Assisi spent much of his time preaching about animals, believed that all creatures are brothers and sisters under God. Now days, St. Francis is also the Patron Saint of Ecologists. WH please stay awesome. And, I’m sure St. Frank is watching your channel.
You have the best content! No one elses compares to your vlog, it's just so different and cool❤️
Great video. The ending was perfect. You are warm hearted and super cool!
It would be a perfect spot to hide somebody! Just think of somebody walked up on you while you were burying them you could just say you were burying your pet. That's probably why they don't let you do it anymore.
WH has raised her production quality
That was such a wonderful video!
This is hysterical Sarah!
Hopefully we will see our loved ones again...for now we see through a glass darkly.
Amazing adventures, Sweet Lips Hussy. In a graveyard ! You go gurl 🥰
Great episode. Thank you, Wonderhussy.
This was great! Thanks!🐈🐕☮️❤️🍷🍺🐿
That was awesome thank you for doing the pet cemetery video.....
Great video Sarah, really interesting
Ahhh bless poor furbabys ,,wonder why no more burials..
Great video WH! A Pet’s love for their people is unconditional! The grave at the beginning penny pawn might have been Pommy a Pomeranian?
Stubby the Wonderdog was incredible! And so was the whole video. Thanks for sharing
Sarah is so pretty with her natural face. She actually is a very lovely petite Wonderhussy lady! I would love to accompany and follow her around on her adventures. Although living out of my car, mining shacks or motels and eating survival and restaurant meals would get to me after a while. So would the heat of the desert.
I'm sorry, but I laughed when you said Stubby ran out of the room. I just saw the dog door in my mind..