Sharing your life with a pet brings thousands of wonderful days — and one of the hardest days you may ever face, when the time comes to say goodbye.
When a beloved animal has crossed the Rainbow Bridge, it is time for the body to be laid to rest through burial or cremation.
In this post, you will find answers to the questions most animal lovers prefer not to think about until they must decide how their companion’s body should be cared for.
On February 17, 2026, the celebration of the Chinese New Year began, ushering in the Year of the Horse.
In the Chinese calendar, each animal is paired with one of the five elements, and this year it is the Horse combined with Fire — the Fire Horse.
The Fire Horse is associated with strong energy and drive, independence and courage, rapid change, optimism, and faith in the future.
Perfekta egenskaper när vi jobbar på att acceptera vår egen dödlighet och lever livet fullt ut,
trots vetskapen om att döden alltid följer oss i spåren, ibland i full galopp.
In this post, you’ll read about horses from religion and folklore that trot alongside both gods and humans through myth, life, and death.
In 1896, Hartsdale Pet Cemetery opened its gates in New York, USA.
Today, it is the final resting place of nearly 100,000 deeply loved and dearly missed animal companions, and the world’s oldest pet cemetery still in operation.
In this post, you’ll read how a single act of kindness grew into a peaceful animal kingdom.
Kyrkogrimmen – the Church Grim – guardian of the graveyard in Nordic folklore
Have you ever felt watched while visiting a graveyard? Perhaps you caught a glimpse of a dark creature with glowing red eyes as you passed a churchyard late at night? Then it may have been the kyrkogrim (Church Grim) – the spirit guardian of the sacred grounds – keeping a watchful eye on you.
