K-9 DRIVE AT THE RAINBOW DRIVE
Just this
side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge.
Right next to Rainbow
Bridge is a special place set aside for police K-9’s. It is called K-9 Drive.
When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet
goes to Rainbow Bridge.
When a K-9 dies or is killed, and that K-9 has
dedicated it’s life to it’s handler, that K-9 goes to K-9 Drive.
On K-9
Drive, there are streets and lots of grassy areas for all of the K-9’s to run
and play together.
They have no worries or stress, and they all get along
with each other.
They like to protect all of the other animals on Rainbow
Bridge, even though it isn’t necessary.
There are plenty of treats, water and
lots of police cars so the K-9’s can jump in and out of them to feel at home.
Each K-9 has their own Kong.
Even though they don’t need their K-9
vests, they still enjoy wearing them to remind them of their service on Earth.
All of the K-9’s who were shot and killed in the line of duty, or became ill,
are restored to health and vigor.
They are made whole and strong again, just
as their handlers remember them.
All of the K-9’s are happy and relaxed, and
each K-9 is assigned it’s own special K-9 badge.
They wear them proudly, as
God has personally blessed each one as He places their badges upon their chests.
God also patted each one on the head and said “Good Boy!” or “Good girl!”
The K-9’s are happy and content, except for one small thing;
they each worry
about their handlers who were so special to them, and had to be left behind.
As the K-9’s play on K-9 Drive, they always keep an eye towards Earth, to check
on their handlers.
They always want to make sure their handlers are safe.
The K-9’s run and play together, but the day comes when one suddenly stops
and looks into the distance.
His bright eyes are intent. His eager body
quivers.
Suddenly he begins to run from the group, flying over the green
grass, his legs carrying him faster and faster.
He sniffs the air and
listens for those all too familiar commands.
He spots his special Kong being
tossed up into the air. He sees his handler’s police car!
The handler has
been spotted, and when the K-9 and his master finally meet, they cling together
in joyous reunion, never to be parted again.
They meet halfway and both fall
to the ground in a playful wrestling match.
The happy kisses rain upon the
handler’s face; the handler’s hands again caress the beloved head of the K-9,
and they look once more into the trusting eyes of their K-9 so long gone
from their life but never absent from their heart.
The K-9 and the handler
get into the car and drive proudly down K-9 Drive.
They cross Rainbow Bridge
together and continue their journey to Heaven.
God is waiting to thank them
both for their services. God opens his arms wide to welcome both into Heaven,
where the rest of the Blue Family are waiting. There is a loud applause as
they enter.
The handler tosses the Kong as far as he or she can throw it and
the K-9 is in hot pursuit. The game is on.
To all police officers and police
K-9’s: Thank you for your service. You have earned a special place in Heaven.
I got this from a German Shepherd group off Facebook.
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