Cleo Over the Rainbow Bridge
16. Mar, 2010 
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When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge.
There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together. There is plenty of food and water and sunshine, and our friends are warm and comfortable. All the animals who had been ill and old are restored to health and vigor; those who were hurt or maimed are made whole and strong again, just as we remember them in our dreams of days and times gone by.
We are sad to announce Cleo has passed over the Rainbow Bridge. Cleo was the “heartdog” of Sandy Spezzano, and in the four brief years they had together, she was treasured, cared-for, and loved almost more than is humanly possible. Cleo had a blessed, all-too-brief life with the perfect Guardian….and we all share Sandy’s grief.
Please feel free to write a reply about dogs you love who have gone to Rainbow Bridge. Keep their memories alive in all of our hearts.
For my three angels: Ruffles, Ellie, and Cassie. You were sent to me because you were in need, but I was the one who needed you. I will always love and remember my three girls. We will meet again on the bridge.
What beautiful furkids they were….we well know how much they were loved!!
Ruffles, Ellie, and Cassie…I hope you have met my Cleo and are all enjoying beautiful days and running free. To your mommy…I know how much we miss our fur babies every single day…
Blessed are the Animals
for they shall lead our way
for those who share their lives
with us today, and the beloved
who have passed on and wait for us,
always,
we give you thanks
HOPE was part of a group of dogs rescued from a hoarding situation. When she arrived, Dr. Seibel of Kindness Animal Hospital donated major surgery for her. Her new mom, Lorie Hopkins, fell in love with her and, until recently, Hope was a happy and healthy pup. Just a few weeks ago, she was diagnosed with lymphoma. Hope was put on antibiotics and strong doses of cortisone and seemed to be progressing well. Her sudden death was devastating to Lorie and we are all heartsick for her.
Lorie — we know that Hope was loved and is safe and whole, playing with old friends at the Rainbow Bridge. You gave her a loving family and we are all so grateful for that. There is no doubt that Hope loved you as much as you loved her. You are both so very special! Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Thank you very much for all the kind words. She was definitely a very special girl and is deeply missed by myself and all her brothers and sisters. A day does not go by that I dont think of her and the good times we had together. I really miss our walks and playing in the backyard, and most of all I miss my bed buddy as she was always there by my side. I know she is looking down on me and is over the rainbow bridge with her borther Buddie and sister Maggie she never met until now but they will continue to give her the love she so deserves.
She was named Hope for a reason and I will continue to carry out her hope that more animals will be given forever homes and the love and care they all truly deserve. Her life might have been short but she lived and loved more in the few months she was with me then she did her whole life.
Hope,
We all welcome you to this beautiful place over the rainbow. There is so much love and fun here. All the bones and treats you could ever want….and we all know that someday we will see our humans coming to meet us and there will be much joy and celebration!
Trapper,Starr,Kailo,Orchid,Cleo,Meisje and all the other blessed animals…..
Karen Peterson and Ann Borsellino have just lost their beloved rescued greyhound, DURANGO. He was eight-years-old, and a wonderful, special soul, loved by all who knew him.
Our hearts go out to you on the loss of Durango. He was obviously greatly loved and we know that he is happily running across the Rainbow Bridge. May your many happy memories see you through this difficult time.