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
 Sweet Angus was our long-term medical foster, lovingly cared for with two other foster Shelties. He was an easygoing boy, who was happiest at home with his foster mom, where she was able to spend lots of time with him. Angus crossed the Rainbow Bridge on November 25th, 2019, soon after his foster mom had also passed away. We like to think that she was waiting for him with open arms as he gained his angel wings. |
 Petey came to MNSR from a humane society and soon joined a large extended family of Sheltie lovers and MNSR Shelties! Petey enjoyed taking snow baths, and he and his mom loved to play ball together and go for walks. The family expanded when they were joined by another MNSR Sheltie, Foxie. Petey gained his angel wings on November 21st, 2019. His little sister and I miss him greatly! Until we meet on the other side, I love you to the end of time and beyond, buddy! |
 Jake was released to a shelter by his breeder at 7 years of age. He found a wonderful forever home with a loving couple, feline siblings, and a Pomeranian brother, and was later joined by a Papillon buddy, too. Jake’s special chosen sleeping spot was in his mom & dad’s bookcase headboard. Every morning he would alert them when the kitties came in the room – time for breakfast! Jake enjoyed walks along the river, and greeting the elementary school children who stopped to say hi. Jake crossed the Rainbow Bridge on November 13th, 2019. He was such a sweet boy. We want to thank you for letting him be a part of our lives. |
 Benson found a wonderful mom who was dedicated to helping him to regain his health. At his healthier weight, Benson loved to go for walks to meet his adoring public. He was a celebrity - people would ask to have their picture taken with him - and he especially enjoyed greeting little kids. He liked to play with his squeaky toys, and his favorites were the vegetables and farm animals, so his mom affectionately called him Farmer Ben. Benson and his mom completed several levels of obedience and therapy dog training and he earned his Canine Good Citizen certification. He was much loved at his doggie daycare, where he was Dog of the Month several times for his good report cards. Benson crossed the Rainbow Bridge on November 12th, 2019 and is so very missed by his loving mom. |
