The Green Pet-Burial Society is happy to announce two new green cemeteries: Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery in Gainesville, FL Greenhaven Preserve in Eastover, SC. Both are listed on our Providers webpage. Greenhaven Preserve includes both, a family cemetery and a pet cemetery.
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Two New Green Cemeteries!
Posted in animal, burial, cemetery, companion animal, deathcare, green burial, green cemetery, pet, pet burial, pet cemetery, tagged FL, Greenhaven, Prarie Creek, SC on December 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Call for Papers – Animal Death symposium
Posted in animal, deathcare, pet, thanatology, Uncategorized, tagged animal, animal studies, conference, death, grief on December 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Animal Death. June 13, 2012, University of Sydney Camperdown Campus. This symposium brings together cross-disciplinary voices on the topic of Animal Death. It seeks papers that explore how animal and human death are conceptualized, diverge, differ and also connect in profound ways. Papers could explore issues of sacrifice, “necessary” expendability, utility, species extinction, human survival, climate [...]
Year in Review
Posted in burial, companion animal, green burial, pet, pet burial, Uncategorized, tagged burial, cat, cemetery, companion animal, cremation, deathcare, dog, environmental, ferret, grave, green, grief, mourning, natural, nature, pet on June 30, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Thank You for your interest in, and support of, the Green Pet-Burial Society. What an extraordinary year! When I founded the Society in early 2010, it was important to launch our website first in order to provide grieving individuals and families with information they needed to make practical and green burial arrangements upon the passing [...]
LA Pet Memorial Park will consider Natural Burials
Posted in burial, companion animal, green burial, pet, pet burial, Uncategorized on February 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I proposed to the LA Pet Memorial Park that they designate a portion of their park exclusively for natural burials. The President of the Board, David Stiller, brought this issue up at their recent board meeting where it was enthusiastically received.
A Time for Compassion & Honoring Family
Posted in burial, cemetery, companion animal, green burial, pet, tagged burial, cat, cemetery, companion animal, cremation, deathcare, dog, environmental, grave, green, grief, mourning, nature, pet on February 7, 2010 | Comments Off
When a beloved companion passes, it can be wrenching. This may especially be true when others neither understand nor are sympathetic to your grief. During such intense times we seek comfort through private rituals and the arrangements made for a loved one’s remains. When a companion animal dies, cremation is the most common practice, but a natural home burial is [...]
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