You're welcome. We understand. It's natural to miss your beloved pet every day. Cherish the memories and take comfort in knowing that the love you shared will forever remain in your heart. If you ever need someone to talk to, we're here for you. Take care, and we hope you get some very needed sleep.
That little kitty face of your name, reminds me of my bestest boi BK 🐈 he was the BEST orange cat in the WHOLE ORANGE CAT WORLD 🐱 he's been gone 6 months and i miss him soooo much 💔 Love & miss you Beezy-Bee 🧡💙🧡😿
Hard to come home to an empty house. My sweet little boy was always waiting at the door. Miss him so much. Hope there is an afterlife. Want to hold my little dog Buddy again. 💔
Although your poems make me sob for my lost fur baby, I think they are beautiful. I really pray I will meet her again together with all the animals I have had through out my life, right down to Henry a furry catapiller
This poem really hit home Every time i hear it I cry I still come home after work + cry bc my soul dog is no longer here @the door. Its hard to take day by day Now
@TheHowardski, We're trying to get more poems done, and we are starting to run low in our reserves, if you have a poem you would like to share, please send us via email enquiries@petfuneralservices.co.uk Best,
Dear Miriam, We understand the deep bond you had with your beautiful horse, and it's heartbreaking to hear that even after four years, the pain and tears persist. Grief can be a complex and individual journey, and there is no set timeline for healing. Please be gentle with yourself during this time. It's okay to grieve and to feel the emotions that come with the loss of a cherished companion. Consider seeking support from friends, family, or even professional resources who can provide understanding and guidance. Remember that your love for your horse was pure and beautiful, and that love continues to live on within you. While finding peace may take time, it's important to allow yourself the space and patience needed to heal. If there's anything we can do to support you further, please don't hesitate to reach out. Here in the UK we sometimes recommend Counselling with our partner Dawn Murray, but there are also other ways of finding peace. petfuneralservices.co.uk/counselling/ Sending you comfort and strength during this difficult journey. Warm regards,
Absolutely beautiful. Two of my angels crossed the rainbow bridge. Their names are Dody and Aussie. I miss them so much. Thank you so much for this reading. xxxooo Ron
Hi Ron, I understand your 😢 pain! I lost my bestest boi BK 🐈 6 months ago, and not a day minute, or second goes by that I don't miss him like crazy! I'm sending you virtual hugs 🫂
That is so beautiful it put tears in my eyes I lost my beautiful cat trixy she was my little angel I feel so lost my heart is broken she was 17 years old she had a stroke I cry all the time but deep down in my heart I know that she is in a better place I know that when my time is up I will meet her again in heaven and we will be together again she was so friendly she was such a good cat it feels like my heart is torn apart I had her cremated I have her ashes in side the ern I talk to her all the time and I kiss the urn it makes me feel better I know she is in peace ❤❤
Dear Jamie Forman, Thank you for sharing your experience with us. We understand how difficult it must have been to say goodbye and commit your beloved dog to the next life. It takes immense strength and love to make such a decision. We are positive that your friend will be waiting at the door! Warm regards.
Dear Kevin, We're sorry for your loss. Losing a pet is tough. The poem "Waiting at the Door" beautifully reflects the bond between humans and their pets, offering hope of a reunion in the afterlife. It brings us comfort, reminding us that our pets' love endures, and someday, we'll be together again. Treasure the memories of your sweet Mingo, and know that she'll be waiting for you at the door. Warm regards,
I love this so much.. Thank you for sharing it. I truly am waiting to see my Chase again. I believe we’re both waiting. Trying to make life count in some way every day until then.
