Showing posts with label "Rainbow Bridge Memorial Giveaway". Show all posts
Showing posts with label "Rainbow Bridge Memorial Giveaway". Show all posts

Sunday, September 25, 2011

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Wednesday, February 9, 2011

In Memory of Sasha for Dave "Rainbow Bridge Memorial Giveaway"




Sasha owned and loved by 
Dave Krecz

Sasha was 11.5 when we lost her on Dec. 4, 2009. We got her from Animal Rescue at the MD/PA line in 1998. Steph & I loved her so much. All she wanted to do is make us happy. She was so sweet and everybody loved her. If she saw you looking at her she would wag her whole butt, not just her tail. She 
loved everyone.








Feel free to contact meif you are wanting a Memorial for your animal at Rainbow Bridge

rainbowbridgecreations@yahoo.com



The Rainbow Bridge Memorial Project is to help feed homeless animals in my community
if you would like to make a donation anything is much appreciated. All profit is going back into
our mission to help animals ,thank you

In Loving Memory of Baby For Nelda "Rainbow Bridge Memorial Giveaway" (Winner 10)

In Memory Of Baby


This is my "Baby" who crossed the Rainbow Bridge on December 10, 2008. I grew up in Corpus Christi Texas. She belonged to a neighbor who was trying to get rid of her by beating her up. I couldn't believe the treatment of this beautiful angel, so I asked if I could have her. And, she was with me for the next 18 years. A very friendly, loyal and wonderful pet and companion. She loved my husband as well. She was a wonderful mother and is so missed each and every day. In this photo, she was watching out for my husband to come home from work where we now live in California.




In Loving Memory of Lucky Lux for Shelly Migora "Rainbow Bridge Memorial Giveaway" (Winner #5)


This is what Shelly had to say about Lucky Lux

This my Sweet Baby Boy Lucky "Lux". He was my one and only baby dog and my best friend forever...He was a beautiful, silly, spunky, loving baby that loved, loved, his family and we love and miss him dearly! I was a MHS volunteer on St. Pats Day 2000 and I saw his beautiful face and I fell in love with him! I rescued him and he was ours forever!!!! Just one look is all it took! He saved us as well. I learned so much from my boy, to love unconditionally, keep fighting and never give up and to love forever.... He inspires me everyday to be a better person!! Our baby went to Rainbow Bridge on 1/28/11 at the age of 16. Lux is my doggy love of my life. My one and only! The best baby in the whole world!!! We will see you at The Rainbow Bridge Lux! We love you so much now and forever! Love, Momma, Mommy, Daddy, Daddy Doug and Cupid



Before 

To receive your free 5x7 please email me your address to
rainbowbridgecreations@yahoo.com


If you would like to make a donation to this project to help needy animals 
it will be much appreciated. thank you

In Loving Memory of Candy for Mari Asano "Rainbow Bridge Memorial Giveaway" (Winner #4)

(Painting)

This is Candy and this is what Mari had to say about her baby

In honor and memory of M and P Aphrodite Bianca AM/CAN CD, CGC, TDI (aka. Candy). Candy was born on 2/14/1992 and passed away on 9/22/2006. She was one of the best dog anybody could ever ask for. She was obedience competitor, certified therapy dog, and most of all my baby and my best friend. She was always there for me, made my day a little brighter. She went to doggy heaven in her sleep and I didn't even get to say good bye. I love her and I miss her so much...



(Plain Memorial)

(Before)

Winners please email me for your free 5x7 Memorial 
at
rainbowbridgecreations@yahoo.com


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Memorials are created by Terri Davis 
to help starving animals in my community if you would like to donate 
Thank you


In Loving Memory of Trixie for Emily Gareis "Rainbow Bridge Memorial Giveaway" (winner #3)


Trixie 



This is what Trixies owner had to say about her
This is Trixie - She was rescued by Ohio Basset Rescue and I was her foster mom and ultimately a "foster failure"! She was 5 when she came into our lives - a fabulous "counter surfer" who could get food off of any counter or table! She loved to snuggle and play. She wasn't with us long enough (2 yrs) as she was diagnosed with a massive cancerous tumor and passed 6-25-10.
Rest In Peace Sweet Girl you will forever be missed.








Trixies before photo



To all finalist please contact me to receive your free 5x7 at 
rainbowbridgecreations@yahoo.com



In Loving Memory of Sherlock for Martha Knoll "Rainbow Bridge Memorial Giveaway" (Winner #2)


This is what Martha had to say about Sherlock

This is my first basset, Sherlock. He came to us at the age of 5 weeks. He came from a litter of 14 pups and his mom, young herself, quit nursing all of them. July 19, 1980. was gotcha day. cuter than cute, and absolutely terrified, we brought him home.The first night he slept on my chest, while I slept in the recliner the entire night, He grew up to be a very large boy. 68+ pounds, 14" tall, just over 5' long from tip to tip. The nieghbors called him sherman because of his size. He was my heart dog. Born 06/13/1980..gotcha 07/19/1980 ATB 07/19/1993. I love this puppy picture of him. He was my start in the world of bassets and will always love him.






The top photo was made to look like a painting this one  is not 

Sherlock's Before Photo
I make these memorials to help animals in need if you are interested 
in having one made please email me at
rainbowbridgecreations@yahoo.com




In Loving Memory of Molly for Mary Cunningham "Rainbow Bridge Memorial Giveaway" (Winner #1)



This is "Molly "pet of
Mary Cunningham
and this is what she had to say about her

She adopted us when she was about 3, at least that's the age we were given by the Miami Animal Shelter. Her first mom died and a neighbor brought Molly into the shelter because there were no relatives to take her. Lucky us.

We'd considered getting a dog for several years because my husband traveled during the week and I was getting a little lonely.

He missed Molly on his first trip through the shelter, but on a second trip (he felt compelled to give one more look) past the cages of older dogs, there she was; sitting with as much dignity as a little lady could muster behind two barking German shepherds. My husband asked to meet her and the rest is history...love at first sight.

Molly left us more than two years ago. We had 13 years with her, and if we'd had our druthers, we'd have 13 more.

When Molly died, I was in the middle of writing the 4th book, The Magician's Castle, in my 'Tween series, Cynthia's Attic. I developed severe writers' block and wasn't sure I'd be able to finish the book. Gracious friends suggested I make Molly a character in the book. I did, and she is one of my favorite all-time characters.

I'll close with a suggestion of my own. Please consider adopting a dog or cat. You might be lucky enough to get a Molly!

Mary Cunningham






Mollys before Photo

I make these memorials to help animals in need if you are interested 
in having one made please email me at
rainbowbridgecreations@yahoo.com