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I’ve had a few people ask recently where we send the pets that come to us for their final journey… and honestly, I was a bit confused by the question. Because the answer is simple: we don’t send them anywhere. ❤️ Our facilities are fully on-site, and we do absolutely everything ourselves. There are no additional staff, no external companies — just Neil and myself working together as a team. We personally handle every part of the process: • collections • paperwork • paw prints

✨ Sharing Something Truly Helpful ✨ I’m resharing this from a wonderful resource called The Ralph Site. The article is called “The Ball in the Box” — and it’s an absolutely brilliant read for anyone experiencing grief — any grief. Because grief is grief… it doesn’t distinguish between pets and humans. 💛 If you’re interested in understanding the how, what and why of grief, I honestly recommend giving their site a follow and reading this piece. It’s gentle, relatable and beaut

As we inch closer to the 1-year anniversary of our Harryboy’s passing, I’ve been thinking about all the other “firsts” we’ve been through — our first Christmas without him, his birthday, and all those little moments that reminded us of how much love he brought into our lives. 💔🐾 Losing a beloved pet never truly leaves our hearts — and special days can bring all those emotions rushing back. It could be their gotcha day, their birthday, Christmas, or simply a day that meant s

(even when you’re not ready for a new pet) 🐾 Losing a pet can leave a huge space in your heart and home. 💔 You might not feel ready to bring another animal into your life—and that’s completely okay. There’s no right or wrong timeline for healing. Take the time you need. 💛 If you still miss the comfort of being around animals, there are gentle ways to stay connected without the commitment of a new pet: ✨ Volunteer at a local shelter or rescue 🏡 Foster animals in need, even