This page is dedicated to all of the pets who have crossed the rainbow bridge. Every one of our clients will be invited to submit a photo of their beloved pet, which will be displayed here permanently to memorialize them and their loving impact on our lives.
Terra was the most beautiful, high-spirited and loyal horse ever. I got her one year after I got married and she crossed the rainbow bridge ten years later. I miss her every day. She ran so fast your eyes would cry from the wind factor. We loved each other so much.
Floyd was one of the most beautiful German Shepherds of all time. He was fiercely loyal to me and he kind of just tolerated everyone else. He loved to go to the desert and chase birds. He was such a great friend and I miss him so much.
Synnie was my first dog and the absolute sweetest girl! She loved watching movies with me and going on walks. I miss her so much and am so grateful to have had her in my life.
I got Gena as a birthday present for my husband from a dog breeder in Los Angeles. The dog breeder was hilarious because he only sold his dogs to people he liked. He had a great reputation for having the best dogs. However, if they got on his nerves, he did not hesitate to turn people away. Gena came from the von Ravenblack line of German shepherds. She was so beautiful and very gentle, but also very protective of us. She had a very calm and sweet disposition. For a large German shepherd, she lived a long time... eleven years. But it's never long enough.
I got Nicky to keep my horse company and they hated each other on first sight. But Nicky became such an important part of our family and was a cute and fun pet for so many years. All the neighbor kids loved him.
Blue crossed the rainbow bridge on April 3rd, 2020, and what a journey we had together. He was my soul dog, a precious gift from God. Blue was more than a pet; he was my closest friend and a true blessing in my life. His kindness and gentle spirit touched everyone he met, whether they were human or animal. He taught me so much about trust, joy, kindness, and compassion. His bravery shone through as he faced new challenges, and together, we felt like we could conquer the world. We went on many adventures from home, to the relaxing river, to the bustling sand dunes, to driving around, and to fun events all over the place. The day he left us, the world felt a little dimmer. But the beautiful memories we created together are forever etched in my heart, and within them, I find a light that brings me peace. 🐾❤️
Tara was a rescue bun and was always up to trouble! She loved to hop up to the bed and then run as fast as she could all around the house. She chewed so many of my clothes and was so sassy. I loved her so much and miss her every day.
Toby had many nicknames, including Toes and Toblerone. He was really pouty but very loyal. He never pretended to like somebody if he didn't. We sure miss Toby,...he crossed the rainbow bridge three years ago.
When I got Shiloh, his name was Bobby. I didn't like that name for a horse but I didn't want to traumatize him, so I renamed him Bobby Bar Shiloh. He looked like all the horses in the western movies, so this name was perfect. Shiloh thought he was a stallion, and he would strut around all day and bite his chest. He was a real crackup. He crossed the rainbow bridge in 2015 and I sure miss him.
After my husband and I got married, Lefty was our first pet. His nickname was Lefty McGraw, after the gangster. When he ran, he kind of galloped and he led with his left paw. Lefty was literally the sweetest dog and everybody loved him... he was everybody's favorite. His chest was snowy white and the fur on his chest was so silky. We believe he was half Collie and half German shepherd. When he was only six, Lefty almost died, and it turned out he had low thyroid. We put him on prednisone and he bounced back and lived for many more years. We will never forget you Lefty. You were such a true gentleman.
Vic was the sweetest dog and he loved to play and run. It was very hard when we lost him because he was still quite young. He was a rescue and was always so protective of all of us and grateful to be in a forever home. His favorite time of year was winter so he could wear his big cozy sweaters and snuggle in his dog bed. We miss him so much!
I rescued Carmela off the street and brought her home. She was small but she was very brave and kind of fierce. I never felt afraid if I walked alone with her at night. Carmela was beautiful and she had such gorgeous markings of white in her coat. She crossed the rainbow bridge years ago and I miss her so much.
Daisy was a rescue and living in a very small apartment when we got her. She was the most active dog on the planet! When she joined us on our two acres, it was a very happy time for all. Daisy was just love, energy and pure joy. She should've been a hunting dog. Her favorite thing was her kong and she would play fetch for hours. We love her and miss her so much.