12-18-10 to 8-21-23

Satin, beloved sheltie of the Hooper Family in Kansas. 

Simba (formerly Ryan, adopted 12/2009 - 9/2023)

It is with a heavy heart I am writing this to let you know that our beloved Simba has crossed over the rainbow Bridge. We loved him dearly. He was a great big brother to his sister Cleo. He was the herding crazy sheltie you remember until his final year and a half. He was such a lovebug when finally tired out. There will never be another Simba. He was literally loved by everyone. Thank you so much for bringing him to us.

2007  to  10-21-23  

From Trevor's adoring mom, Rose Mary.

Trevor was 17 years old. I adopted him from Kansas Sheltie Shack Rescue. He was three months old in 2007. Trevor was such a beautiful, mellow soul, so sweet and easy going. He ended up living with three different bossy females , Willow, Kara, then Maise, along with numerous foster dogs, getting along with all. 

Run free, Trevor. Greet everyone you meet with a tail wag and smile, play fetch, run the fence to chase the neighbors off their driveway, hide your toys in the front bedroom, and sleep on the corner of the bed. 

10-11-23

My beloved collie, Red crossed over the Rainbow Bridge on Wednesday 11 October at the age of 13 years. He was  buried next to Bandit, Dexter and Marko in the same spot under the evergreen trees on the north side of the house. I am sending you a cute photo of Red in the snow last winter. 

2008-2023

Hi Linda,
I wanted to contact you to let you know that my sweet boy Pippin crossed the Rainbow Bridge 3 weeks ago. I am heartbroken but so thankful that he lived a long and happy life with me for 15 years. You brought us together when he was about 6 months old. He was very shy, but that made my quiet one-person home perfect for him. Within a few months, he became more outgoing and was able to join in comfortably with extended family members and friends for holidays and outings. He was the best dog ever and the very best companion. I can never thank you enough for making our life together possible. Thank you so much for the work you do!
Kathy Walker