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Suited for veterinary offices, animal shelters, festivals and expos 

What will you do with your pet's body?      Who-will-Help-me      postcard

General Brochure (tri-fold; black ink on pale moss green):  What will you do with your pet’s body? – General information about the Green Pet-Burial Society and its projects.

Transport Brochure (tri-fold; black ink on sandstone):  Who will Help me? – An appeal to transport services, funeral directors, veterinarians to help us create systems to transport a pet’s remains home. Many take their pets on vacations, visits, work assignments, yet some pets die when away from home. Stylistically, we reference the graphic novel in depicting an often unspoken despair.

Postcard (2-sided): Bereavement and Conservation – Introducing the idea of conservation whole-family cemeteries, where keeping the remains of family members together is good for the environment, the bereaved, and society.

COST:  $5 for 50 + $8 shipping and handling = $13

Memorial Services

Dog DreamsDo you live in Southern California? Founder and cultural anthropologist Eric Greene will help you to create a comforting memorial service to honor your beloved animal. He will interview you about your relationship, unique moments shared together, spiritual beliefs and aesthetic inclinations in order to create words and rituals that mark this transitional moment for you, your family and friends.

Leave a message for us below. Prices start at $100/hr.

Consultation

GhostDogBritten

Planning to create a new pet or whole-family cemetery?

Need help transitioning your current cemetery to being ‘green’ or opening a whole-family section?

We can help you to realize your dream. We will assist with developing a strategic plan, preparing a proposal, identifying appropriate partners and associations, aesthetic and environmental considerations, and conduct a cost analysis.

Free initial consultation. Fees based on scope of work.

Arts & Crafts

The Magical Animal
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The Magical Animal,
for gift items.

 

updated April 26, 2017

image credits: dog looking backward by bobmarley753, flickr.com
LissiS, Ghost Dog. 2008. published in Worth1000.com

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Recent Posts

Launching Our Support Groups

The Green Pet-Burial Society is offering our first Support Group, Pet Bereavement & Nature, through our host, the Center for Families & Animals™. We will meet online Sundays @ 1:00 pm PT, beginning this Sunday, April 7. All sessions are free in April.

While many find support in their grief for a beloved pet, there are many others whose grief is not understood, even by those closest to them. When we need that comfort the most, sometimes it isn’t there, or it isn’t the type of support that we need. This group provides space to join with others and find support from one another, and to share stories of the healing power of Nature.

Please also peruse our website for information and resources, and spend some time with our Virtual Art Galleries. To ensure that we continue growing our online offerings, a donation in any amount will be most appreciated.

To learn more about our Center for Families & Animals™, a division of Family Spirals®, click here.


image: Steve Wilson, Misty Walk. 2012. CC BY 2.0 DEED

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