This page is dedicated to the animals that we have been fortunate enough to have been blessed with and are no longer with us, but have passed over the rainbow bridge.  They are gone but definitely not forgotten.  They will remain in our hearts and in our memories until we are fortunate enough to join them in heaven.

My heart, my love, my shadow...

This beautiful boy was known as Jake and I was fortunate enough to have him bless my life for 14.5 years.  He was a puppy out of my brother's 1st sheltie and 1st show dog.  Jake was a gorgeous tri-factored sable with the sweetest, most loving and playful disposition.  He was my foot warmer, and my best friend.  Rest in peace Jakeford...  my life was made better with you in it.

Tenderhearted Jade...

Jade was the smallest sheltie I have ever seen.  She was full grown at only 8.5 inches at the shoulders.  She was born here at Spectral Rhapsody and the only pup out of a 10.5 inch pure for sable.  Jade was a rowdy little sable merle that wasn't afraid of anything.  It was this that ultimately ended her short life.  She thought she was a doberman and took on a dog just too big for her to handle and lost her precious life in the process.  This was heartbreaking for all of us and she is very deeply missed.  God Bless You our feisty little dynamo.

Little soft spoken Jasper...

Jasper was a stray that we found living in a drainage ditch a few years ago.  He was hoarse from the cold and his voice never did come back in fully.  He was soooo happy to find a home and settled in here very nicely.  He loved the other dogs and especially loved playing with the kids.  He was a very lovely sable merle boy with the most beautiful soulful eyes.  We miss you Jasper...  I hope you are in heaven herding and waiting for us to join you.

My little princess Jenna...

This stunning little cream merle pomeranian Jenna was as sweet as she was beautiful.  I had never seen a pomeranian this color and she stole my heart the first time I saw her.  I just had to have her.  When we got her, she was even more of a joy because she had such a wondeful temperament.  She was very layed back and calm, and wanted nothing more than to lay on your lap, and loved to go with you anywhere you went.  She was my little spoiled baby and she loved it.  Jenna unfortunately had to be put down recently because she developed a disease that wouldn't allow her body to absorb calcium.  She broke one of her legs twice in the last year, and while still in the cast for that leg broke her other leg.  It was at this time we knew something was terribly wrong, and after many tears, and sad goodbyes we put her to rest.  She will be forever missed!