Pet memorial & loss

Losing a companion is hard. If a paw print is what you have, here are gentle ways to keep it, and quiet keepsakes to make from it whenever you feel ready.

If you still have time

Many vets and in-home hospice services will take a clay or ink paw print for you, and most are glad to be asked. A groomer can help too. There is no rush to do anything with it.

If you already have a print or a photo

A single clear photo of an existing print is enough. The tool runs entirely on your own device. The photo of your pet never leaves your browser, and nothing is stored anywhere.

Quiet keepsakes, when you're ready

A framed print, an engraved tag or pendant, an ornament that comes out each year. There is no right timeline. Our keepsake guide walks through each, gently.

Take your time. The print will keep.

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