Dedicated To Those Who Have Crossed The Rainbow Bridge
North of Rainbow Bridge
The time comes. A Siberian Husky lifts up its head.
There is an untested adventure beyond. Time to go.
Across the Rainbow Bridge is a place for all dogs. A
river runs wide and shallow with tennis balls that
fly with their own wings; that is the place for a
Labrador or Golden to await its master’s arrival.
The Siberian is not content here. Northward is its trail….
There are soft pastures for Aussies and Border
Collies, with sheep and geese to pen. Agility
equipment grows like trees amid Frisbees and
flyball.
But the North continues its sure wild call, and the
Siberian’s journey continues….
Now the air is colder. Now the moon is always full.
Now the light is silver and it breaks and shimmers
on fields of bright snow. Now there are no roads, no
walls, no pens, just endless space to run. This is
where Siberians gather, North of the Rainbow Bridge.
They wait in this beautiful place, happy, but not
complete. Suddenly, a howl begins, as one dog senses
someone coming, someone very special. All the
Siberians raise their heads and join in the ancient
chorus. They dance like moonbeams and sing like
winter winds.
There are red ones like dawn streaks, black ones
splattered with many colors and silver ones like the
first strange hour before light. They line up as if
in harness and run together, in a scintillating,
many-colored streak. The leader of the team guides
the others past the fields and river, with racing feet
and racing heart.
They rush to greet the new arrival at
the Rainbow Bridge, where the leader is rejoined
with its beloved person, never to be parted again.
The glory of the reunion is celebrated by all the
Siberians dwelling beyond the Bridge, a glimmering,
multicolored team leaping and whirling with joy.
The light from that scene is what we see on magical
evenings in the northernmost parts of this Earth:
The Aurora Borealis, the Northern Lights beyond the
Rainbow bridge.
by MakWa4me
The time comes. A Siberian Husky lifts up its head.
There is an untested adventure beyond. Time to go.
Across the Rainbow Bridge is a place for all dogs. A
river runs wide and shallow with tennis balls that
fly with their own wings; that is the place for a
Labrador or Golden to await its master’s arrival.
The Siberian is not content here. Northward is its trail….
There are soft pastures for Aussies and Border
Collies, with sheep and geese to pen. Agility
equipment grows like trees amid Frisbees and
flyball.
But the North continues its sure wild call, and the
Siberian’s journey continues….
Now the air is colder. Now the moon is always full.
Now the light is silver and it breaks and shimmers
on fields of bright snow. Now there are no roads, no
walls, no pens, just endless space to run. This is
where Siberians gather, North of the Rainbow Bridge.
They wait in this beautiful place, happy, but not
complete. Suddenly, a howl begins, as one dog senses
someone coming, someone very special. All the
Siberians raise their heads and join in the ancient
chorus. They dance like moonbeams and sing like
winter winds.
There are red ones like dawn streaks, black ones
splattered with many colors and silver ones like the
first strange hour before light. They line up as if
in harness and run together, in a scintillating,
many-colored streak. The leader of the team guides
the others past the fields and river, with racing feet
and racing heart.
They rush to greet the new arrival at
the Rainbow Bridge, where the leader is rejoined
with its beloved person, never to be parted again.
The glory of the reunion is celebrated by all the
Siberians dwelling beyond the Bridge, a glimmering,
multicolored team leaping and whirling with joy.
The light from that scene is what we see on magical
evenings in the northernmost parts of this Earth:
The Aurora Borealis, the Northern Lights beyond the
Rainbow bridge.
by MakWa4me
Timber 10/22/2012
Timber was one of our rescues that we were blessed to share 4 years with. Though he left us far too soon, we know we'll meet again at the Rainbow Bridge. Run free, we love you and miss you every day until we meet again.
Rockie 08/26/2013
Rockie was one of the best things to have walked into our lives. We were so blessed to have had him in our lives for 7 years. We sadly lost him to a very aggressive form of cancer. Run with your buddy Timber, pain free, North Of The Rainbow Bridge- we will meet again someday. We love you forever, and miss you dearly.
Dakota's Arctic Rush, WD 03/26/2017
Dakota introduced us to the Siberian Husky in 2004. He was our first, the one that started this whole journey, and though he didn't come from the most reputable breeder or have the most prestigious pedigree he had the heart of a Champion. He gave his all in everything he did and did it with a smile on his face. Dakota passed peacefully at home, surrounded by those who loved him dearly. Wear your Silver Harness proudly, you more than earned it. Until we meet again, we love you buddy.
Juneau's Melody, CGC 04/05/2018
Juneau came into our lives in 2006. She too has lived her life as a very pampered pet. She definitely taught us, and Dakota, a thing or two about what a Siberian was REALLY like. With a thing to say about literally everything, our dog yard is a lot quieter these days since you've been gone. I'm sorry it's taken so long to say goodbye to you sweet one...it's impossible to admit you're really gone. I know Dakota has welcomed you home properly.
Galena Creek’s She’s On Fire at Keahi 03/30/2021
Enya left us suddenly in March 2021 after a brief battle with an unknown illness. Our veterinary team had narrowed things down to either an autoimmune disorder or cancer. Both of which would have likely have been proven terminal. We made the decision to let her go with peace and with dignity.
I still think I see you playing in the yard with your sister. I know you are wearing your silver harness proudly. Run free baby bird, we miss you.
I still think I see you playing in the yard with your sister. I know you are wearing your silver harness proudly. Run free baby bird, we miss you.
Diamond 10/12/2021
Diamond came to us in 2008 as a rescue from Adopt A Husky West. We were her foster family. Diamond had been born deaf and at 9 months old she was hit by a car. We nursed her back to health and she ended up staying. She has become an integral part of our family. She lives primarily indoors as the metal plates in her legs tend to cause pain in the colder temperatures. She doesn't seem to mind too much being the center of attention though.
After 14 wonderful years with us she told us it was time. Though the decision was not easy, we knew it was the ultimate kindness we could offer. Her last day was beautiful, sunny, and peaceful. Followed by burgers from McDonald’s. We let her go peacefully and with dignity. She is sorely missed already.
After 14 wonderful years with us she told us it was time. Though the decision was not easy, we knew it was the ultimate kindness we could offer. Her last day was beautiful, sunny, and peaceful. Followed by burgers from McDonald’s. We let her go peacefully and with dignity. She is sorely missed already.