Freckles was a Boston Terrier that my family had and he was the most loyal dog you can ever hope to have. He loved people and was soft, cuddly, warm, and loved being hugged. He loved eating and enjoyed whatever snacks we gave him. He loved dog treats, strawberries, bananas, apples, and rotisserie chicken. It was a joy to feed him these snacks and whenever he thought we were eating something he would beg for a treat as well and we would usually give it to him. He grew rather big due to how many snacks he consumed. Freckles wasn't the biggest on exercise and at times just preferred to stay indoors but he did enjoy chasing rabbits around in the backyard during the summer. However, whenever we would go outside he would bark, wanting to come outside with us. However, he would quickly return home after a few minutes when he decided he had enough fresh air. Freckles would never hurt anyone, he would usually never bite a human. He did bark a lot though. He was always there to greet me when I came home from school.

However, Freckles would in his later life experience seizures and in February of 2024 became quite ill. He lost his appetite and started pacing around the house without rest. We tried to feed him and have him drink water but eventually he would start refusing food. He lost weight and eventually started having trouble breathing. On February 22, 2024, Freckles passed away.

The house is empty and quiet without him and it feels as if I have massive hole in my heart. This page was created as a tribute to immortalize this faithful furry friend.

Freckles lived a good life, he had many snacks and received many hugs and got to bark a lot. He wasn't the most obedient at times but we still loved him. I miss him and I hope he is in a better place, where he can eat all the snacks he wants and lie in the sun for as long as he wants and will never ever experience any more pain.

I love you Freckles, and I will love you until the end of time <3.

Rest In Peace Freckles, June 13, 2015 - February 22, 2024

I have included pictures of him throughout his life and hopefully this will be preserved for a long time.