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THE RAINBOW BRIDGE
They wait for us.
Here's a beautiful site expressing The Rainbow Bridge Poem by Paul C. Dahm
A dog comes earth for such a short time – but lives in our hearts forever.
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The reason dogs don't live as long as humans is because they come to earth already knowing how to love.
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I loved my friend. He went away from me.
There's nothing more to say.
The poem ends, soft as it began – I loved my friend.
By Langston Hughes
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Shadow
This is the dog that inspired Kansas K-9 ResQ. Please visit his personal page in About Us.
Josie
Josie passed away February 24th, 2009 due to health issues. She now waits for us at the Rainbow Bridge.
Layla (Shadow)
Layla was a stray who nobody wanted. She was left by the people who found her at a veterinary clinic when it was discovered that she had heartworms. She came into Kansas K-9 ResQ for her heartworm treatment and was found to be an incredibly smart and sensitive girl. She was adopted by Dick and Linda who gave her the best of homes. In December 2009, she was found to have an inoperable cancer and went to the Rainbow Bridge. Her final year and a half were spent as a well loved member of the family.
Olivia
Olivia was a sweet, little cuddle bug despite having her eyes matted shut when rescued and an absessed tooth that had to be removed. She healed nicely and found a fantastic forever home. However, just one short month after joining her new family her lack of care for the first part of her life caught up with her. She went to the Rainbow Bridge on March 13, 2010. For the final few months of her short life she was loved by her foster family and her forever family.
Sadie
When Sadie was found at the Wichita Animal Shelter, she was obviously an old dog with few teeth and no hope in her eyes. After finding a wonderful home with 3 other shelties, she became a happy, healthy girl for her remaining 4 years. Thank you to Kathy and Buck for taking such wonderful care of this graceful old girl. Sadie went to the Rainbow Bridge on May 11, 2009.
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