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A 501(c)(3) Non Profit Animal Rescue Organization
Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, Inc.
Copyright © 2010 All Rights Reserved
Copyright © 2010 All Rights Reserved
Writings from The Rainbow Bridge
Please use extreme CAUTION while reading through this portion of the site... Involuntary CRYING is very likely.
Please use extreme CAUTION while reading through this portion of the site... Involuntary CRYING is very likely.
• Rainbow Bridge --Author Unknown
• Rainbow Bridge Return--by Joy LaCaille
• The Rescue Rainbow Bridge--Author Unknown
• The Pet Store Puppy--J. Ellis
• Still Here--Author Unknown
• Aurora Borealis--Andre DeMerchant
• I Stole Your Dog Today-- Jim Willis
• Rainbow Bridge Return--by Joy LaCaille
• The Rescue Rainbow Bridge--Author Unknown
• The Pet Store Puppy--J. Ellis
• Still Here--Author Unknown
• Aurora Borealis--Andre DeMerchant
• I Stole Your Dog Today-- Jim Willis
In Loving Memory Of ...
Jackson was a great female Siberian that joined his companion/owner, JP on a long and great journey through life. Jackson joined JP from an owner/breeder in North Carolina and was his faithful companion throughout life's twists and turns including moving from New York to California. Although Jackson passed over the rainbow bridge in December 2006 after battling cancer, she will never be forgotten by many that her life touched, including her family, friends at the dog park, and even at Dog Beach...thanks Jackson for being such a large part of JP's life!
Rebel (Northhome's Rebel) was my one-in-a-million lead dog that words can never describe. Rebel always waited for me to come home and give him a hug and would often wait at the kennel gate for me to show up. He was not the strongest, nor probably the fastest leader, but he was the clear leader of my sled dog team and inspiration to me. Rebel joined many of my other dogs across the rainbow bridge in September 2006 after battling cancer in the summer. One week to the hour after he passed, we had the most incredible and beautiful full rainbow east of my house that I have ever seen....I knew he was there!
Rebel - you may be gone but you will certainly never be forgotten.
Rebel - you may be gone but you will certainly never be forgotten.
Kody (Kavak's Luck of the Draw: aka Kod Man, Kod Monster, my little buddy and Sweetie).
Kody was not only a awesome wheel dog, but many times, he joined his half brother Keema in lead. Kody was shown for about two years and also did some agility. He was the best Roo'ing Husky that I have owned......my shadow and faithful foot warmer at night.You will be dearly missed Kody by both Keema and me, but you will always be in our hearts. Wear your new Silver Harness proudly....be your happy go lucky self.
Hugs Donna & Keema (And Kody in our hearts)
Kody was not only a awesome wheel dog, but many times, he joined his half brother Keema in lead. Kody was shown for about two years and also did some agility. He was the best Roo'ing Husky that I have owned......my shadow and faithful foot warmer at night.You will be dearly missed Kody by both Keema and me, but you will always be in our hearts. Wear your new Silver Harness proudly....be your happy go lucky self.
Hugs Donna & Keema (And Kody in our hearts)
A Tribute to Denali Joe
We recently lost one of my most memorable and special dogs I have ever had the privilege of saving and even just knowing. Denali Joe, or Joe, was a special dog that you may have been lucky enough to have met. Few dogs will ever match up with Joe…from his need to explore all places on this earth (Escape Artist Extraordinaire) to his true gentleness for being such a large goofball, Joe was a truly unique fellow. I know that the special family that had adopted him, Natalie, David, and Charlie Girl, gave him the very best life any dog would ever want ,and for that I will always be grateful. Please enjoy this tribute to Joe and I hope to see you on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge my friend.
Watch Joe's Memorial Montage Video.
We recently lost one of my most memorable and special dogs I have ever had the privilege of saving and even just knowing. Denali Joe, or Joe, was a special dog that you may have been lucky enough to have met. Few dogs will ever match up with Joe…from his need to explore all places on this earth (Escape Artist Extraordinaire) to his true gentleness for being such a large goofball, Joe was a truly unique fellow. I know that the special family that had adopted him, Natalie, David, and Charlie Girl, gave him the very best life any dog would ever want ,and for that I will always be grateful. Please enjoy this tribute to Joe and I hope to see you on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge my friend.
Watch Joe's Memorial Montage Video.
Ezekiel "Zeke" (Artie) - Crossed Over the Rainbow Bridge November 23rd 2009.
I have attempted to write this numerous times, only to get too upset to continue, but time does have a way in helping us to cope and to heal and after speaking with his original foster off and on again for the months following losing Zeke, I realize I have to write it. If not for the healing aspect of it, then for the fact that he deserves a memorial and there is no better place to put one than here.
"Special" was the word most commonly used to describe Zeke (then Artie) when I was first looking into adopting him. I still cannot help but smile when I think about that one word because, in so many different ways, Zeke was special. What else would you call a non-howling, non-talking, tail less husky? He had a rough start in life, as many rescues do, but with the help and kindness of Tracey and others of the Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, he was given a chance to live better. He had issues, some that could be worked with, others that could not, but it made him no less worth the time and effort everyone put into him. Despite the dysfunction he displayed likely due to unknown mental problems, he was an amazing animal and a loving member of my family.
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I have attempted to write this numerous times, only to get too upset to continue, but time does have a way in helping us to cope and to heal and after speaking with his original foster off and on again for the months following losing Zeke, I realize I have to write it. If not for the healing aspect of it, then for the fact that he deserves a memorial and there is no better place to put one than here.
"Special" was the word most commonly used to describe Zeke (then Artie) when I was first looking into adopting him. I still cannot help but smile when I think about that one word because, in so many different ways, Zeke was special. What else would you call a non-howling, non-talking, tail less husky? He had a rough start in life, as many rescues do, but with the help and kindness of Tracey and others of the Siberian Husky Rescue of New Mexico, he was given a chance to live better. He had issues, some that could be worked with, others that could not, but it made him no less worth the time and effort everyone put into him. Despite the dysfunction he displayed likely due to unknown mental problems, he was an amazing animal and a loving member of my family.
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