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

A very shy boy when he came into rescue, Mickey blossomed in the kindness and love that he found with his forever family. He loved to chase birds and squirrels in the yard, roll in the snow, visit the mountain home, bark the alert when visitors came to the house, and nap with his canine sister Pebbles. He was his mom’s constant companion, keeping tabs on her and staying as close to her as possible. A very good boy and a good listener. Mickey crossed the Rainbow Bridge on September 8th, 2018, shortly after celebrating his 17th birthday with his loving family.

Dobby's big brown eyes won his dad's heart and they were best buds from the first day. Dobby loved the children in the neighborhood and going on adventures with his dad, who described Dobby as  a dynamite dog! Dobby crossed the Rainbow Bridge in September, 2018. 

Autumn came into rescue after fending for herself for an extended period of time. Understandably, she needed an adjustment period in rescue before the perfect home came along for her. Autumn and her mom were meant for each other and formed a beautiful bond very quickly. Autumn's mom was committed to training her and keeping her in great shape via daily walks. As Autumn grew to feel confident and comfortable in her home, she was a wonderful foster sister to several MNSR Shelties over the years. Autumn crossed the Rainbow Bridge on August 29th, 2018, rejoining the foster sisters she had mentored. 

One look at Kayce's beautiful, sweet face, and we could not say no to helping this dear girl. After nursing her through some serious health issues, Kayce's foster mom could not let her go. Kayce became a permanent member of the family and she and her mom were inseparable. Kayce crossed the Rainbow Bridge on August 28th, 2018, rejoining her Sheltie brothers who had gone before her. Her mom misses her terribly and cherishes many loving memories with her. 

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