A world where we plant memorial trees for every pet we love & lost.

Last day on earth  06.11.2019

It started with a phone call. My dog, Archie, was staying with my parents for a few weeks when my dad told me he wasn't feeling well. Archie had been to the vet earlier in the week but seemed to be doing okay. However, my dad told me that his breathing had slowed down, and they were taking him back to the vet. Soon after, I received a call from the vet, who was incredibly kind and explained that it was time for me to say goodbye.

I jumped in the car and began the long, three-hour drive to the country. When I finally arrived, we said our final goodbyes to Archie. As he lay on the floor, it was difficult to come to terms with the fact that he had been there for so many important moments in my life: my husband proposing, and my son coming home for the first time. He was so loved and will be forever missed.

Last day on earth  12.12.2014

It was a sweltering day in Geelong as I took Winston for a bittersweet final walk. Despite his failing health, Winston remained upbeat and determined as we followed our well-trodden path. He had been my faithful companion for over a decade, bringing so much joy and love into my life.

As we walked, memories flooded my mind. The sound of the birds singing, the rustle of the leaves, and the familiar landmarks we passed all felt so poignant, knowing it was our last time together. When we returned home, I sat with Winston until the end, telling him how much I loved him as he took his final breaths. Though heartbroken, I felt a sense of peace knowing he was no longer suffering. Winston may have left this world, but his love and loyalty will always endure in my heart.