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Our Kaabri was a happy-go-lucky dog with soulful eyes. She was that one dog who would mingle with everyone; humans and dogs alike. When she came running, she appeared to be like a rolling drum. She was symbolic of hope even when things were not bright. Her sudden demise was a huge shock, but her memories and that of her pack live on in our hearts. 11 1
Whether stray or pet, companion animals mean the world to many of us. Their loss certainly hurts because emotions of true and unconditional love are involved. That said, it is equally important to transition onto honouring those beloved departed souls although the grief of their loss will stay forever no matter the passage of time. 12 1
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Take part in the ‘Pet Memorialization’ study by Colorado State University

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Dear pet parents, Here is a golden opportunity for you to come forward and take part in a…
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Companion animal loss (strays & pets) support group meeting – 12th February 2023
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Our Kaabri was a happy-go-lucky dog with soulful eyes. She was that one dog who would mingle with everyone; humans and dogs alike. When she came running, she appeared to be like a rolling drum. She was symbolic of hope even when things were not bright. Her sudden demise was a huge shock, but her memories and that of her pack live on in our hearts. 11 1
Whether stray or pet, companion animals mean the world to many of us. Their loss certainly hurts because emotions of true and unconditional love are involved. That said, it is equally important to transition onto honouring those beloved departed souls although the grief of their loss will stay forever no matter the passage of time. 12 1
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