The Rainbow Bridge Store

Headstones, urns, photographic and other memorials for your pets who have crossed the Bridge.

In Memory of Our Pets

Wonderful poetry, and information on euthanasia, grieving, and explaining death to children.

North of the Rainbow Bridge

North of the Bridge is the place where huskies will meet us.

The Silver Harness

A beautiful story by Andre DeMerchant that has changed the way I look at the Northern Lights.

Siberian Husky Memorial

Randy Fischel maintains this tribute to those waiting for us on the other side of the bridge.

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Buddy

A tribute to a Siberian who showed his love of people by qualifying as a Therapy Dog.

Chinook

A beautiful memorial to a young Siberian taken from his loving family by cancer.

Dallas

Have your hankie handy when you read this tribute to a beautiful and mischievous puppy.

Ethyl

This beautiful "Tribute to a Four-Legged Friend" preserves the memory of Ethyl, a Shepherd-husky mix.

Jake

A poem for Mary Ann's boy begins "my jake - defiant, destructive, so gentle and sweet..."

Jesse

Memories of a loving Siberian whose life was cut short by cancer.

Jinx

Crossing the Bridge just before her 16th birthday, she left memories of a spirit that we would all be proud to possess.

Joe

My tribute to the Siberian who was the inspiration for building "Everything Husky!"

Kiba

Kiba, a wolf-Malamute cross, was the Wolf Packs company's original mascot.

Kiska

A memorial to the trail dog who was the reason the Wolf Packs company began.

Kodi

"One Adventure Ends, Another Begins" - Kodi, the ultimate adventurer, crossed the bridge, and Monty arrived to help heal the broken hearts.

Lady

A loving tribute to Riggleman's Lady, who crossed the Bridge when she was 12.

Shadow

This beautiful Siberian puppy is gone, but is still loved by her family.

Tasha

A loving tribute to Tasha, a Siberian Husky puppy, by Carolyn White.

Tasha

Martie Barth looks back at life with this beautiful girl who crossed the bridge in 2001.

Thor

Bruce Johnson's lead dog was a super-dog, but lost his life to a pack of wolves near Atlin, British Columbia in 1985.

Tyler

This loving memorial shows the bond that can form between a woman and a Siberian after over 13 years.