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God saw that you were getting tired, And your cure was not meant to be. So He put His arms around you And whispered, "Come with me." A Golden heart stopped beating, Adoring eyes went to rest. God broke our hearts to prove He only takes the best. - Carol Aberst
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If you're a G.R.I.N. member or had a G.R.I.N. dog and would like to submit your tribute for this page, send your story, along with pictures to:
G.R.I.N.
Rainbow Bridge Tributes
P.O. Box 24365
Cleveland, OH 44124
Please include a SASE if you'd like your pictures returned
If you would like a printable copy of the Rainbow Bridge poem, please click on the following link: Rainbow Bridge Poem
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We all know there comes a time when our faithful and beloved companions must cross the Rainbow Bridge. The following are tributes to these wonderful creatures.
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Morgan bounded across the lawn in my backyard and into my arms and my heart on the afternoon of August 20, 2000.
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As shared by Michelle Gole. It all started with a call from Lynnete Wright, as many of my “foster failures” have, about a senior who was relinquished by his owner due to her falling on hard times.
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Sadly, on February 27, 2009 we had to update that Sadie crossed the rainbow bridge peacefully in her sleep last evening. Bless you sweet girl...
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I wanted to say I have lost my friend Fanon, he was a 14 year old golden that my ex-wife and I adopted from G.R.I.N. when he was a puppy. He had been hit by a car and G.R.I.N. saved his leg.
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Dear G.R.I.N.,
I am writting to let you know that our dear Woody crossed the Rainbow Bridge on March 27, 2009.
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It is with great sadness we have to report sweet Fortune crossed the rainbow bridge before his adoption papers were even signed. We would like to sincerely thank his foster parents for caring for him and their intent to adopt. You truly are golden angels.
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Our hearts are breaking as we let everyone at G.R.I.N. know that our sweet Chloe, a golden we were blessed to adopt from G.R.I.N. about 8 years ago, had to be put to sleep on Friday, Feb. 13, due to kidney failure & cancer.
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Ginger was our very first foster, whom we adopted very quickly. We had her for only a week when we lost our GRIN dog Abner. As Abner got sick, Ginger never left his side. She was the mom of the house always taking care of everyone.
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