Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day

On August 28th, Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day sets aside a day to recall the pet companions we've lost.

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If furry, feathered, or an unusual breed, the death of a pet, whether furry, feathered, or an unusual variety, is felt deeply. They have become a family and a familiar part of our lives. Everyone's death is different, and the observance of it helps ease the pain of loss.

The agony of loss is real. We recall the companionship and support that they provided to us as each individual travels through their grief. Don't forget that part of the friendship involved your care. The empty space left by the loss of a beloved pet is often a difficult void to crack.

In return, celebrate the home you built and the joy your beloved pet brought you. If you are ready, you will know that the time has come to find a new 'critter' to replace the emptiness felt. Many animals are yet to find a home. You will be their new home in time.

Learn how to celebrate rainbow bridge remembrance day on remembrance day

Enjoy memories of your pet. Take time to enjoy them. Take a look at the pictures. Consider a trip to an animal shelter if you're feeling up for it. Volunteering time can aid in the transition. On social media, use the hashtag #RainbowBridgeRemembranceDay to post.

History of the rainbow bridge remembrance day in the United States has a long tradition

M. Jazz, Deborah Barnes founded Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day in honor of her cat, Mr. Jazz.. Cats are a fun and lovable little friends to have around the house. We miss them when they leave us. Truthfully, it's the same as any pet.