FOREVER FRIENDS



All of us at Blue Heron have experienced the unconditional love that our animals offer us each and every day.

They are our constant companions, and once they cross over the Rainbow Bridge, we miss them terribly.

Below, are a few who live on in our animal documentaries.



"UNTIL ONE HAS LOVED AN ANIMAL, A PART OF ONE'S SOUL REMAINS UNAWAKENED."

ANATOLE FRANCE



LEO



EINSTEIN (MUNICH)



BEVERLY'S BABIES



CHARLIE'S LOVEBUG



SKIPPY



CANINE RESIDENTS OF JOURNEY'S END



MEAL-TIME AT JOURNEY'S END



BAM BAM aka BANDIT



HOLIDAY FROLICS



HOW DO YOU LIKE MY OFFICE?



KANGA ROO



LILLY WITH BEST FRIEND, SHELDON



LILLY: ALWAYS READY TO PROTECT HER PET BIRD



AMBER'S PORTRAIT OF LEO



MIDNIGHT CHAT IN THE BEDROOM



DON PABLO & ROBERT



KANGA & LILLY



CLEVELAND AMORY & THE CHRISTMAS CAT



BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR DON PABLO



EINSTEIN: ALLES IST IN ORDNUNG!



BROOKE, GUARDIAN ANGEL FOR UNWANTED RACE HORSES



RESCUED HORSES CHOW DOWN



THIS COLLIE HAS GOOD TASTE IN CHOICE OF READING MATERIAL.



BOO, THE LOVABLE POSSUM



ANIMALS RULE AT BLUE HERON!



BLUE HERON'S ANIMAL STAR & MASCOT



LEO T. CAT



Leo started his film career with an appearance in Blue Heron's second documentary, Fuzzy Little People.


His co-stars included a chihuahua named Don Pablo and a Siamese cat named Bandit.



LEO'S CAREER



Leo went on to appear in two of Ted V. Mikels' feature Astro-Zombies films, and a Blue Heron documentary titled Our Forever Friends.



LATER LIFE



After 15 years as an active animal star, Leo retired and became Blue Heron's mascot.


He journeyed over the Rainbow Bridge on January 20, 2020.



THE RAINBOW BRIDGE



Many of the animals who have appeared in Blue Heron films have crossed over the Rainbow Bridge.


We miss them all, and we often think back at how much they enriched our lives.