Losing a beloved pet is so heartbreaking; a grief that lives inside of us forever. Today, on National Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, I remember all of my beloved pets who have made their journey to those welcoming fields beyond the Rainbow Bridge, and for our FiveSibes, who journeyed further north to those forever snowy fields where Siberian Huskies go and love to do snow zoomies (and sometimes even send some flakes down as a sign of their forever love). "I know how much you love me As much as I love you Each time that you think of me I know you miss me too.   So when tomorrow starts without me Do not think we’re apart For every time you think of me Remember I’m right here in your heart." ~ David Romano   Things to Do to Honor Your Furangels   🐾 Light a candle in their name  🐾  Plant a shrub or tree in their memory  🐾  Watch videos or look at photos of them when they were here 🐾  Write a letter, journal entry, blog post, or song about t...

  FiveSibes #Flashback ~ "Wolfie" ~ 2021    W oo! Today is a bit exciting! I just wrapped up a podcast interview as part of my Blog Book Tour to promote my newest FiveSibes Tale children's book,   Wolfie, What is the   Rainbow  Bridge?    *Note: This post contains an affiliate link. Should you use it, it simply means  that a small commission will be paid to me for any qualifying purchase *at no extra cost to you.* What made this even more special is that the podcast episode is hosted by Dr. Robert Forto, my producer and co-host from my "The Sibe Vibe" podcast days! It was so much fun catching up with Robert and being on air with him again as we discussed my newest book ( available now on Amazon ),  as well reminiscing about our beloved now furangels, past projects we worked on together, and just catching up on what's been going on since we last hosted a show together back in 2019. Robert and I go way back, even before we started...

I ' m very honored to have my latest book,   Wolfie, What Is The Rainbow Bridge? l isted as a recommended read by the  Association of Pet Loss and Bereavement (APLB).    "You will find books that cater to all age groups and backgrounds, as well as professional and educational works." ~Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement (APLB) I f you're not familiar with this supportive bereavement organization for pet parents, let me tell you a little about them. What is the APLB?  The APLB was formed in October 1997 by Dr. Wallace Sife, and became a non-profit organization in 1999. According to APLB.org, Dr. Sife "Set up the APLB after losing his beloved miniature dachshund, Edel Meister in 1987. He was devastated and found his training as a psychologist of little help. Several years later. Dr. Sife created and established a practical model for the stages of grieving unique to pet loss derived and modified from the work of Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross on human...