The "rainbow bridge" is a metaphorical concept many pet lovers use to cope with loss, but now, there's a real-life version ...

Inspired by the poem "The Rainbow Bridge," the fence allows pet owners to leave collars and messages. The fence, created by Kat Riley and Rose Moorehead, has become a popular spot for the ...

A special place, The Rainbow Bridge is adorned with collars, tags, and stuffed animals that will never be removed from the bridge. Skip to content NOWCAST 40/29 News at 10:00 ...

The "rainbow bridge" is a metaphorical concept many pet lovers use to cope with loss, but now, there's a real-life version along the Lewes-Georgetown Trail.

Rainbow Bridge Legend Legend states that when a "pet passes away, they cross the Rainbow Bridge, where they are young, strong, and healthy again. Your pets are free to roam and play without a care.

A special place, The Rainbow Bridge is adorned with collars, tags, and stuffed animals that will never be removed from the bridge. Skip to content NOWCAST WBAL-TV 11 News Tonight ...

The "rainbow bridge" is a metaphorical concept many pet lovers use to cope with loss, but now, there's a real-life version along the Lewes-Georgetown Trail.

Rainbow Bridge Legend Legend states that when a "pet passes away, they cross the Rainbow Bridge, where they are young, strong, and healthy again. Your pets are free to roam and play without a care.

The "rainbow bridge" is a metaphorical concept many pet lovers use to cope with loss, but now, there's a real-life version along the Lewes-Georgetown Trail.

Rainbow Bridge Legend Legend states that when a "pet passes away, they cross the Rainbow Bridge, where they are young, strong, and healthy again. Your pets are free to roam and play without a care.

Rainbow Bridge Legend Legend states that when a "pet passes away, they cross the Rainbow Bridge, where they are young, strong, and healthy again. Your pets are free to roam and play without a care.

The "rainbow bridge" is a metaphorical concept many pet lovers use to cope with loss, but now, there's a real-life version along the Lewes-Georgetown Trail.