Does the Rainbow Bridge exist?

This bridge is a mythical overpass said to connect heaven and Earth — and, more to the point, a spot where grieving pet owners reunite for good with their departed furry friends.

What does crossing the Rainbow Bridge mean?

The term is believed to have originated in several works of poetry from the 1980s and 1990s that were meant to help relieve deceased pet owners of the pain of their loss. There, the pet waits until its human companion dies and is reunited with them in the meadow. Together, they cross the Rainbow Bridge to heaven.

Where is the real Rainbow Bridge?

The Rainbow Bridge is a through truss bridge crossing the Neches River in Southeast Texas just upstream from Sabine Lake.

What does the Bible say about animals going to heaven?

Indeed, the Bible does confirm that there are animals in Heaven. Isaiah 11:6 describes several types (predator and prey) living in peace with one another. If God created animals for the Garden of Eden to give us a picture of His ideal place, He will surely include them in Heaven, God’s perfect new Eden!

What should you not say to a grieving pet?

Don’t say:

• Your dog is in a better place.
• Don’t feel bad.
• Be strong for the kids.
• She was only a cat. It’s not like it was a person.
• You knew your dog would die before you.
• Everything happens for a reason.
• Now you can travel more.
• Be sure to get rid of all of his toys.

What does it mean to cross the Rainbow Bridge?

But what exactly does it mean to “cross the Rainbow Bridge?” What is the ‘Rainbow Bridge’? The Rainbow Bridge is a euphemism for death. It represents a passageway from this life to the afterlife, over a mythical bridge of vibrant colors. But the Rainbow Bridge is unique as a death euphemism because it relates to pets and pet owners, specifically.

How tall is the arch of the Rainbow Bridge?

It is 290 feet tall from its base to the top of the arch, and spans 275 feet across the creek channel. The top of the arch measures 42 feet thick and 33 feet wide.

Why is the Rainbow Bridge a euphemism for death?

The Rainbow Bridge is a euphemism for death. It represents a passageway from this life to the afterlife, over a mythical bridge of vibrant colors. But the Rainbow Bridge is unique as a death euphemism because it relates to pets and pet owners, specifically. Crossing the Rainbow Bridge

What does the Rainbow Bridge mean to pet owners?

But one thing is sure: ever since it popped into existence, “The Rainbow Bridge” has inspired and consoled pet owners and pet professionals on a nearly universal level. Just as any work with unknown origins does when it reaches the public, “The Rainbow Bridge” has evolved over time.