Charlie asked me to let you know August 28th is Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day #RainbowBridgeRemembranceDay. If you’ve ever had a pet you loved you may have had to deal with his passing like I did with my daughters dog Sam and years later my dog Sandi. Or Charlie with his dog Lucy.
I will never forget these doggies and I can’t wait to celebrate them today and if you have a dog or cat that has passed away join me in celebrating our pets that have passed and the pets we have now which for me is Pheobie and Charlie’s doggie Bear.
Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day is a occasion that brings pet lovers together? Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day is celebrated on August 28th every year, marking a special moment for people to remember their pets that have passed away.
On Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, people share stories, photos, and memories of furry friends who have left paw prints on there hearts. Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day draws its name from a touching poem about a mythical bridge where pets wait to reunite with their owners.
The inspiration behind Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day came from a woman named Deborah Barnes, who wanted to honor her cat, Mr. Jazz after her cat passed away on this date in 2013. Please help me wish she is well and that were sorry abut her Cats passing .
Deborah Barnes shared her feelings and experiences on her blog. This led to a wave of support and shared stories from readers who also missed their pets. This collective expression of love and loss sparked the creation of Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day a day for celebrating the lives of our pets and the joy our pets brought us.
People from all walks of life take part in various heartfelt activities to commemorate their beloved pets. Some pet owners create online memorials, others craft personal mementos, and many simply share their favorite memories and photos on social media using the hashtag #RainbowBridgeRemembranceDay.
Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day serves as a gentle reminder of the special bond we share with our pets and their impact on our lives, even after they’re gone. Join me today and lets celebrate all the pets who have gone before us even if they aren’t our pets.
Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, marked on August 28th each year, is a heartfelt tribute to pets that have passed away. Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day got its start thanks to a woman named Deborah Barnes. She felt a deep loss when her cat, Mr. Jazz, left this world on August 28, 2013.
Moved by her grief, she wrote a book called “Purr Prints of the Heart – A Cat’s Tale Of Life, Death and Beyond” to process her feelings. The book’s warm and widespread reception inspired Deborah Barnes to establish a day for everyone to honor their late pets.
Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day isn’t just about remembering; it’s a time for healing and celebrating the joy our furry, feathered, or even scaly friends brought into our lives. No, matter how many times they might have annoyed us which does happen more than I would like to admit. How about you?
The Rainbow Bridge imagines a place where our departed pets wait for us, free from pain and suffering. Today, people across the globe take a moment to remember the pets that have impacted their lives, from dogs and cats to hamsters and snakes.
Celebrating Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day can take many forms. Some choose to share stories or poems, post pictures and videos online, or create art as a tribute to their departed pets. Others might organize memorial ceremonies, create digital memorials, or support animal welfare organizations in honor of their pets.
Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day is a day filled with memories as we recall our beloved pets’ comfort, companionship, and friendships. Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day serves as a reminder of the unbreakable bond we share with our pets, providing comfort and community to those mourning the loss of their animal companions.
Craft a Masterpiece
Kick off Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day by creating art that captures your pet’s essence. Let your creativity flow, whether it’s a sketch, painting, or digital art. This project can become a cherished keepsake, keeping your pet’s memory alive in your home.
Story Time
Gather friends or family in person or online, and share your favorite tales about your pets. Laughter and tears are both welcome as you reminisce about the quirky, loving, and unforgettable moments you shared with your furry friends.
Plant a Memory
Dedicate a part of your Garden to your late pet by planting a tree or a flower in their honor. My family did this when we lived in our Mobile Home but we had to leave them when we moved and we weren’t able to watch the flowers grows. But your space will serve as a living tribute to the joy and beauty our pets brought into our life.
Light Up the Night
In the evening, light a candle to symbolize the light your pet brought into your life. This simple act can be a powerful moment of reflection and remembrance, bringing a sense of peace and solace.
A Donation of Love
Donate to an animal charity or shelter in your pet’s name. This gesture not only honors your pet but also helps other animals in need.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
