Support


Making Sense of Loss

Grief has no timeline nor boundaries. This challenging process looks different for everyone, and each unique approach is equally acceptable. The bonds we forge with our pets are powerful. Their love for us is unfaltering, and they have a way of making us feel better even on our worst days. If you understand this bond between humans and animals, you have already taken the first step toward coping with pet loss: knowing that it is okay to grieve when your pet dies. The links provided may help you navigate this process for yourself and your family with more information on The Stages of Grief and Pet Loss and Children.

The Grieving Process

Pet Loss & Children

Immediate Support

Surrounding yourself with a network of people going through a similar experience provides additional support. Many of the people in these pet loss groups share stories and memories that can help you come to terms with a feeling of closure and consolation.

The Rainbow Bridge Pet Loss & Grief Support

Pet Loss Support Group

grieving owners lost pets
grieving children who have lost pets