In memory of all beloved and missed pets.
“My spirit is free, but I’ll never depart
as long as you keep me alive in your heart.” – Unknown
Animal Emergency & Referral Center of Minnesota – Meets via Zoom on the fourth Tuesday of every month from 7:00-8:30pm. Please contact Heidi at (651) 501-3759, ext. 3005, or [email protected] if you wish to attend.
Association for Pet Loss & Bereavement –Visit www.aplb.org/chat-with-us/ for online chat and video support.
The Bridge Between – Meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Questions may be directed to [email protected].
Tufts University Pet Loss Hotline – Call 508-839-7966 M-F 5pm-8pm or visit: vet.tufts.edu/petloss/ for more information.
Cornell University Pet Loss Support Hotline – Call 607-218-7457 M-F 5pm-8pm, Sat-Sun 11am-8pm
VHA offers a number of free resources to help you and your family manage and support your pet’s end of life. Click to download:
“Zoey was a great Dane. And when I say great, I mean GREAT! She was a wonderful family dog. Zoey was full of life. She had a couple roommates; two were human & two were cats. Zoey loved her walks. She spent her days lying in the grass and soaking
“Leonard was the best dog! He dominated life every day. We’ll love him forever and he’ll always have a special place in our hearts 💕” Leonard Norman is remembered by her family and loving companion, Greta.
“When I was looking for a guinea pig, I knew I wanted an adult, and Marvin was one of the first guinea pigs I saw that was over a year old. Ruff Start Rescue posted Marvin as a two year old intact male that was surrendered from a hoarding situation.
“She was sweet caring and all around good cat, Star will be deeply missed by her brother Max and family.” Star is remembered by her family and loving companion, Alisha.
“Well, it seems that I have to sleep now. Cancer has gotten the best of me and made it hard to eat, breathe and has started getting to my brain. Dad, mom, grandma, grandpa and I have agreed that it’s time to start my next journey. I have had a
“Winston (Winnie) aka Winnie Bear aka Winston Bishop Kueraco, etc, was a chunky food motivated boy. He napped almost 20 hours a day, and the other 4 hours was spent eating, pooping, and chasing shadows. He was patient, calm, goofy, and brave. He was found outside and brought into our
“My Best Friend, My Angel” Mason is remembered by his family and loving companion, Brad.
“Sophie was the love of our life who gave us unconditional love and incredible companionship. In her younger years, she was full of boundless energy and a little mischievous as well. How she loved going outside and when the grandchildren visited as youngsters she would steal their socks and hide
“Pepper was rescued in poor health but full of spirit. This spirit is what allowed her to regain her health and become the robust playful companion that was a joy for well over a decade. She was a small cat with a big personality. She enjoyed stealing French fries and soaking