We pay tribute to our personal pets. Our angels who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge and wait for the day they can be with us again in a better place. We will never forget. We will celebrate their lives and the love they brought to us. Their memories live forever in our hearts.
Cassie owned Sandy, founder of Lhasa Luv rescue in Milwaukee. Cassie lived a long full life with her family and was loved by Vince, Steven, and Joey her brothers (not the fur type). Cassie struggled with kidney disease and went to the Rainbow Bridge in October of 2008. Cassie will be missed and loved by Sandy and her family.
"Cassie"
"What they bring to our lives can't be measured"
Dusty
Dusty was a young dog when he was brought to the Humane Society with injuries too horrible to mention. Dusty was to be euthanized. He was the victim of abuse and his owners were brough up on animal cruelty charges. Dusty captured the heart of rescue volunteer Ann. Ann saw something in Dusty worth saving and save him she did. Ann had to fight hard to convince the shelter not to euthanize this boy. She was successful. Ann nursed Dusty back to health and gave him a life full of happiness, joy, and love. Dusty's second chance at life turned into a long life. At age 15, Dusty joined his sister Molly at the Rainbow Bridge. Dusty is now in a younger body and looking down on his guardian angel, Ann waiting for the day he'll see her again! Rest in peace sweet loving boy.
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Memorials
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Ben
Ben came to Wisconsin Saint Bernard Rescue in February of 2009. Poor Ben had multiple health concerns but his foster mom soon recognized what a special boy he was. Special boys deserve special homes and Jan opened up her heart and home to ]Ben. Ben enjoyed life in his new home before leaving his work on earth (see photo) behind to journey to a new place. There he sits waiting for the best friend he had in the last year of his life but loving her enough to give her all the time she needs to get there. ::-)
Annie
Annie was owned, loved, and will be remembered and missed by Mary from The Labrador Connection. You might not know it by looking at this picture but Annie was an agility all star. Annie and Mary developed a strong bond as they trained regularly for Agility. Throughout Annie's years she shared her home with many foster dogs, mostly puppies.
As many foster dogs do, Annie sacrificed time with her beloved owner but she knew the day of the week and the hour of the day when it was her time. The one on one training time she spent with her owner was one of the many reasons Annie was a lucky dog. She went to the bridge having lead a full life with not one day passing that she wasn't loved.
Samwise "Wisa" 12/8/1998~2/2/2010
Known to his loved ones as "The Eternal Optimist,"
Samwise found his forever home when he was 8 weeks old.
His motto was "I'd like to buy the world a coke and furnish it with love". He loved life and all it entailed to it's fullest. Sam was born with a purpose. He would bring comfort amidst incredible pain and laughter through tears. Samwise supported his owners through the deaths of their mothers.
His owners were fortunate enough to own and love him for 11.5 years of his life. They will now love and remember him forever. Samwise's memory will live in their hearts forever and he won't be forgotten by those who knew him. His mom remembers him fondly by saying, "He is the greatest dog we ever had. He IS the reason that people love LABRADORS, he embodied the breed to the fullest."
Now the Eternal Optimist plays at the bridge where there is no sorrow or pain. He now brings joy and happiness to those companion animals that left this world before him.
