Quick Recap: If you’re in the in-between and wondering what’s next, you don’t have to jump straight to “adopt another pet.” Other options: fostering (for a deployed military member’s pet, or a local rescue), fostering kittens...
Quick Recap: The time between losing a pet and (maybe) welcoming a new one is its own kind of hard, and nobody talks about it. It’s okay to grieve the quiet at home. A new pet never replaces the one you lost. Love has no deadline, a point veterinarian Dr. Sarah...
Woohoo – Greyboy Pet Prints was included in The Los Angeles Times article titled “11 Ways to Memorialize a Beloved Pet.” The article listed some very creative pet memorial ideas I had not even seen before, and Greyboy Pet Portraits made the list. If...
Quick Recap: Healing from pet loss doesn’t mean letting go of your pet’s memory. Four gentle ways to keep them close while you heal: display their photo somewhere you’ll see it daily, say their name out loud, light a candle on meaningful days, and...
I feel guilty even bringing this up, but this is the problem with pet caregiver burden. It is something I rarely see others address openly. An exception is Dr. Mary Gardner, Co-Founder of Lap of Love, whose video on this topic I find incredibly helpful. She talks...
Losing a pet is one of the hardest things a person can go through, and naturally we want to help a friend through pet loss. If someone you care for: a friend, co-worker, or family member is going through pet loss right now, you showing up for them matters more than...
