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http://www.petsatpeace.ca/ http://www.thistledown.info/links.htm Ancaster Pet Cemetery 588 Book Road East Ancaster, Ontario 905-648-6238 Compassion for Pets 1890 York Road Niagara On The Lake 905-262-0202 Havelberg Pet Cemetery RR1 Orono, Ontario 905-983-5016 Sandy Ridge Pet Cemetery RR1 Eden, Ontario 519-866-3243 Gateway Pet Memorial Services 180 Southgate Drive 3, Guelph, N1G 4P5 (519) 822-8858 Humane Society Kitchener-Waterloo 250 Riverbend Drive, Kitchener, N2B 2E9 (519) 745-5615 Humane Society Welland 60 Provincial, Welland, L3B 5W7 (905) 735-1552 Lakeview Haven Pet Cemetery RR 4, Brockville, K6V 5T4 (613) 657-3521 London Humane Society 624 Clarke Road, London, N5V1A1 (519) 451-0630 Silent Friends Pet Memorial Gardens 101 Tiny Beaches Road South, Elmvale, L0L 1P0 (705) 361-2766 http://www.midland.ontariospca.ca (Provide Burial Services) http://www.torontopetheaven.com/ http://www.vipsitters.com/services_cremation.html Resources: Pet Loss Support Helpline http://www.ovc.uoguelph.ca/petloss/ Contact Bay Gardens at 905-574-0405 to find out more information about pet companion bereavement groups. For many people, the loss of a beloved pet can be a traumatic experience. We invite you to download the brochure "Ten Tips on Coping with The Loss of Your Pet," for answers to questions you may have about the grieving process. Simply contemplating the difficult decision to put an aged, injured or terminally ill pet to sleep can be upsetting as well. If your pet can no longer enjoy a quality life, due to pain and illness, putting your pet to sleep may be the most loving choice you can make. Experts recommend that you share your concerns with your vet, as well as your family (with the exception of very young children). In most cases, you and your family don't need to make a decision immediately, so take time to consider your veterinarian's advice about other medical options. Remember: putting your pet to sleep involves an injection by your vet, which is quick and completely painless. Consider spending quality time with your pet as a way to say goodbye, either at home or at the animal hospital. Saying goodbye to your pet is an important part of the grieving and healing process. You may also find it helpful to take part grief and bereavement support groups and activities. For example, a weekly national Candle Ceremony gives you the opportunity to remember your pet, along with others who are suffering the same kind of loss. On Monday evenings all across the globe, people light candles to honor their pets. It is a very healing ritual with no adherence to any religion or creed, just a simple lighting of candles to bring us all together. We have provided a Pet Memorial area on this site, where your child can light a candle for their pet and share a picture of their beloved friend if they wish. All of the tribute pets are honored as well as special needs pets and abused and neglected animals. How does the ceremony work? A History of the Candle Ceremony By Marion Hale & edited by Laura Markey Copyright © Best Friends Magazine. The Candle Ceremony began on the Prodigy Service, the Dogs Bulletin Board, All pets to Heaven subject. By coincidence...

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