Pet memorials — keeping their memory close

Remembering a pet can be as simple as a framed photograph and a candle, or a small gathering of the people who loved them. There is no right way — only what feels true to them.

A memorial corner with a framed photo of a dog, a paw-print keepsake, a candle and flowers

Ways families remember

  • A memorial corner

    A photograph, their collar and a candle in a place they loved.

  • Paw-print keepsakes

    Ask us about paw-print impressions that can be taken before cremation.

  • An urn or casket for ashes

    A small urn to keep at home.

  • A small farewell

    A few words, a prayer or a planted tree with family and friends.

Helping children grieve

Children often feel the loss of a pet deeply. Simple, honest words and a part to play — drawing a picture, choosing a flower — can help. Let them know it is all right to be sad.

Talk to us about pet memorial

Tell us a little about what you need. A member of our team will call you back to talk through the arrangements — gently, and without pressure.

Only what you are comfortable sharing. We can talk through the details on the phone.

How should we contact you?