"My favorite memory is simply being with my wonderful pets in the moment and feeling their hearts beat alongside mine. I'm so grateful that we were destined to share our lives with each other."

Angel J.

"My sweet Pete never met a human he didn't like. He would sit on your foot until you scratched his ear or his belly. Geez, I miss him. I hope he's running free in the tall grass with a big smile on his face."

Pat. T

"I've had, and lost, more than a dozen dogs and cats over my lifetime. I have loved them all. But I refuse to give up the joy of loving. It's worth the price."

Sharon B.W.

"My favorite line is from the movie 'What Dreams May Come' ... Robin Williams dies and is greeted by his dog and he says, 'I screwed up, I'm in dog heaven.' I hope I land there. RIP Buster and Tootsie, ’til we meet again."

Kathleen A.

"Too bad the Rainbow Bridge doesn’t have visiting hours."

Maureen G.

 "I am able to see them 'up there' when I am very still, and they visit me often in various ways. We stay in touch! They keep an eye on the dogs down here, their adopted siblings. Dogs are magical."

Shannon S.

"My Shelby Girl crossed the bridge at the age of 15. A friend sent me a wind chime and I feel her presence whenever there is a soft breeze, because that’s how she left this world."

Jan C.

"Through many years of loving and losing dogs, I can tell you it never gets easier. I still mourn all those I’ve lost. For me, the best therapy is rescuing another dog. It eases my sorrow with the distraction of learning and loving another dog. Adopt!"

Patti P.

"I miss my beloved dog Teddy every day. In his last pic at age 16 he still looked cute and happy, despite no longer being able to walk and crying in pain. When I looked at his picture afterwards, I felt so guilty, but a friend helped me by saying that I gave him the last gift that I could give him. My sweetheart."

Julie L.