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Who Will Care for Your Pet If You Can’t? The Importance of a Pet Emergency Plan.
Sherbert follows both Oren and me from room to room. He waits outside the bathroom door. He knows the sound of our car pulling into the driveway before anyone else. He has his own spot on the bed (usually on top of my husband, Oren, who is allergic to cats) and his own routine that demands our attention throughout the day. Point Arena Lighthouse - The most pet-friendly place we've stayed. Okay - You can admit it: Flirty Berty is really cute. That is the thing about animals. T
Aug 13


Why Animals Bring Comfort During Grief
Animals have a way of showing up when we need them. They do not try to say the right thing. They do not explain grief or try to make it better. They simply stay close. A dog sits beside you. A cat curls up in your lap. And somehow that presence makes a hard moment feel a little easier. When people are grieving, words can feel awkward or unnecessary. Animals do not have that problem. They just sit with us. I have seen how powerful that can be. Long before I worked in end-of-l
Apr 23


Navigating Pet Loss: Paws to Remember & Heal
In this episode of Comforting Closure, host Traci Arieli is joined by Maryglenn Warnock from Paws to Remember to explore the complex...
May 30, 2024
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