Rainbow Bridge Memories
This page is dedicated in loving memory to the MNSR foster and adopted Shelties who are waiting for us at the Rainbow Bridge.
Rainbow Bridge Stories
 13 years ago, Kenna was adopted by our dear volunteers, Jerry and Laurel. When we sadly lost Jerry in 2010, and Laurel in 2021, little Kenna was welcomed by their loving grandchildren, and she felt very safe and loved with them. She liked keeping tabs on her brother, going for walks, and her cuteness brought great amusement. Kenna was a sweet, gentle girl who was loaded with personality. Every day with her was a blessing. |
 We lost the best dog in the world over this last year. We loved her beyond all measure and can’t imagine how there could ever be a dog as good as she was. She tried so hard to do what we wanted and to be at our sides. I miss my Sheltie shadow. Thank you for 10 years of canine bliss. |
 Tilly was a wonderful girl for us. She almost reached her 14th birthday. Tilly did have health issues, but was active up to Dec of this past year. She lost most of her hearing and caught on quickly to hand signals. Her coat remained beautiful. Thank you for the opportunity to care for this lovely pet/companion. |
 Sadly today we made the difficult decision to let Lulu cross the rainbow bridge. We began as a foster home when she was 4 months old and it quickly turned into a permanent home. My husband was very attached to her so he decided she needed to stay. She was his constant shadow for 15 years. She loved playing frisbee up until she was about 13. She was a man’s dog and I was only good enough when I had food - except for my 89 year old mom. Lulu could not get close enough to her and loved sneaking licks. She had a wonderful active life and we will miss her. |
