The more I talk to pet owners, veterinarians, end-of-life workers, and counsellors, the more it becomes apparent that too many people have felt alone and adrift with their feelings in the aftermath of animal loss. For many of us, the pain we experience is something that we carry for decades, or even a whole lifetime. Each time we lose a pet, accumulated grief from previous losses comes to the surface. We never mourn, we never heal, and thus, we never find acceptance.
Instead, we’re left with an enduring love, and nowhere to put it; a narrative that is incomplete.
That is why I have started this service.
My goal is to help you find a Good Death for your pet, a death that honours the bond you shared
and reflects the love that never dies.