For the pets who were family
An Online Memorial for Your Pet
Keep their photos, their funny habits and the love they gave in one place you can visit whenever you miss them.
They Were Part of the Family
Losing a pet can hurt as much as losing any family member. A memorial page is a gentle way to honor a dog, cat, horse or any companion, and to let the people who knew them share in remembering.
The Moments Worth Keeping
The first day home, the favorite spot on the couch, the walks and the mischief. Add photos and short stories so none of it is forgotten.
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A QR Code for Their Resting Place
Each pet memorial has its own QR code for a garden marker, urn or photo frame, and a link you can send to anyone who loved them too.
Dog memorials
Years of Walks Deserve More Than a Post
A dog is part of the daily routine for ten or fifteen years, and the house is very quiet afterwards. A photo on social media gets kind comments for a day. A memorial page keeps the whole of their life in one place that you and the family can go back to.
For many children, losing the family dog is their first experience of a death. Choosing photos and writing a message together gives them something to do with the sadness, and a page to visit when they miss their friend.
Moments to Put on a Dog's Timeline
The timeline is where a dog's memorial comes to life. Some places to start:
The day you met
The shelter, the breeder or the friend's litter, and the ride home with a puppy on someone's lap.
What they learned
The first sit, the trick that took a month, and the one command they never chose to hear.
The places you walked
The park, the beach, the trail. A few photos of the walk you did a thousand times.
The people they loved
The kids they grew up beside, the neighbor with treats, the other dog at the fence.
Cat memorials
Write Down the Habits
A cat's life is made of small routines, and those are the first details to fade. The story section is the place to record them while you remember:
- The windowsill, chair or laundry basket that was theirs alone
- The sound they made when the food cupboard opened
- Where they hid when visitors came
- What they brought in from the garden
- The person whose lap they chose
Many cats live well into their teens, long enough to span several homes. The timeline lets you mark each one with a photo: the kitten in the box, the move across town, the grey whiskers.
Everything in One Memorial
Obituary
Tell their story: the day they came home, their habits and the joy they brought.
Life Timeline
Mark the moments you shared, from the first day home to the last.
Gallery
Collect photos and videos in one place, arranged into albums.
Tributes
Friends and family leave messages and photos, no account needed.
QR Code
Put it on a garden marker, urn, collar tag or photo frame.
Resting Place
Show where they are buried or where their ashes were scattered.
Donations
Link to an animal charity or rescue close to your heart.
Privacy Controls
Decide who sees the memorial and who is able to add to it.
AI Moderation
New posts are checked automatically before anyone sees them.
One Payment, Kept for Life
Pay once and the memorial stays online for good. No subscription, no renewals and no hidden fees.
Forever Pet Memorial
$…
one-time payment, no subscription
- Every pet memorial feature included
- Unlimited photos and tributes
- Secure link and QR code
- Lifetime access
Questions About Pet Memorials
What goes on a dog memorial page?
A main photo, their name and years, the story of their life in your words, a timeline of moments, a photo and video gallery, and messages from family and friends.
What can I put on a cat memorial?
Their name, years and a main photo, a written story, a timeline, a gallery of photos and videos, and notes from family and friends. You can also show where they are buried or where their ashes are.
Can I make one memorial for two pets?
Each memorial is for one pet, with its own name, dates and QR code. Two dogs are two memorials.
Can the dog walker, the vet and the neighbors leave a message?
Yes. Send them the link. Each person can post a few words and a picture under their own name, with no account needed.
I don't know their exact birthday. Is that a problem?
No. A pet memorial can show the years only, which suits rescue animals whose birth date was never known.
My cat lived indoors and few people met her. Is a memorial still worth it?
That is up to you. Some owners make the page only for themselves and keep it private, as a place for the photos and the story.
Is there a photo limit?
No. Add as many photos and videos as you want, sorted into albums if that helps.
Does the price differ for a dog, a cat or another pet?
No. Every pet memorial costs the same, whatever the animal, and it is paid once.
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Start Their Memorial Today
Set up a page in a few minutes, then add photos and memories whenever you're ready.