The Rainbow Bridge Memorial
Our pets are family, and the love they give us stays with us long after they are gone. They leave pawprints on our hearts in ways that words can hardly capture — through the comfort, joy, loyalty, and unconditional love they share with us daily.
This page is dedicated to honoring our beloved patients who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. It is a place to remember the lives that meant so much, the memories that still make us smile, and the bond that never truly fades.
If you would like to share a photo and a few words in memory of your pet, we would be honored to celebrate their life and the love you shared.
“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.”
— A.A. Milne
2009-2026
Beny boy, you came into my life when I was a kid and you saw me through elementary school, middle and high school, and even though college. You kept us company though every part of our lives and watched us grow, but as we grew so did you, and watching your little face turn gray only made us cherish every moment with you even more. Thank you for giving us so many precious memories, you’ll always be in our hearts and your little nail clacks will be missed every single day.
Beny
Piper and Sedona
My best girls, Piper (left) and Sedona (right). Forever in my heart. ❤️
It’s been over a decade since Gordon came into our lives! From the moment we brought him home, he strutted in, gave his leg a little lift, and then, well, you know the rest! 😂 But don’t worry, he quickly adjusted and became the best boy ever, with his own unique quirks and personality! Gordon was such a great fit with our other two dogs and quickly stole our hearts. He loved to spring around the house and tussle with his big sister, squeak nonstop on balls bigger than his head, cover you with kisses whether you wanted them or not, nap in the sun outside, sing his own little version of songs, and of course eat! Sadly, we had to say goodbye to Gordon just a month shy of his 18th birthday. We will miss his cuddles, his little kisses, his excited and curious expression, seeing his tiny little nub wag quickly, and all the spunky quirks that made Gordon, Gordon. We are grateful that we got so many years with him, and although we are not sure what his life was like before we adopted him, we know he had a full and happy one after.