Rainbow Bridge of Georgia Pet Cremations, Inc.

12/31/2024

PLEASE BE MINDFUL OF FIREWORKS AROUND YOUR FUR BABIES!
HAPPIEST OF NEW YEAR'S EVE TO YOU ALL!

12/01/2024

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from the Rainbow Bridge of Georgia family!

10/31/2024

Happy Pawlloween!!!

10/26/2024

Afternoon fun!!

10/21/2024

Happy National Pets for Veterans Day!!!!!

10/08/2024

Wonderful that there are so many people looking out for the most vulnerable, our pets! There are still ways to foster and or adopt.

09/26/2024

Thunderstorms can be a scary time for our furry friends. Many are prone to hiding or violently shaking out of fear. Here are some safety tips to help keep your pets safe during thunderstorms:

Bring pets inside: If you have any outdoor pets, bring them inside for safety. Even if they have an outdoor shelter, they are much safer inside your home. Your pets may hide under a vehicle, which could get struck by lightning and ultimately hurt or kill them from the electric surge. Your pets may also wander off to look for a safe place. Having them inside allows you to know where exactly your pets are.
Remove all metal from your pets: Metal collars, leashes and harnesses can be dangerous for your pets if they end up experiencing the effect of lightning as metal can transmit electricity. If your pet finds themselves in a tight space, a metal collar or harness could trap or restrain your pet from getting out.
Have your pets microchipped: This allows people to be able to contact you if your pet wanders off during a storm. All vet’s or shelters have the ability to scan for microchips, which will show your contact information as well as any health issues or important medication they may need.