The Pet Loss Club

11/04/2026

Our November Candlelight Memorial is coming up. 🕯️🤍

On Saturday, November 7 at 7:00 PM PT, we’ll gather live on Instagram for a gentle evening of remembrance for the pets we will always love.

During the memorial, I’ll light candles and share the names and tributes of pets submitted by our community. 🤍

To have your pet included, submit their name, photo, and tribute through The Pet Loss Club app before the memorial.

Premium members receive priority for individual candles, but every pet submitted before the deadline will be included and remembered during the memorial.

Can’t join us live? That’s okay. The recording will be posted in The Pet Loss Club afterward so you can watch whenever you’re ready.

Save this as a reminder or share it with someone who may want their pet remembered with us. 🕯️

11/03/2026

10/28/2026

Grief doesn’t just affect our hearts and minds. It can also be felt in our bodies, through tension, exhaustion, and stress.

We’re so pleased to welcome Donna from Donna to The Pet Loss Club for a gentle Grief Yoga session focused on finding moments of calm and ease while navigating the loss of a beloved pet. 🤍

Together, we’ll explore simple breathing techniques and gentle movements that can help release tension, calm the nervous system, and support us through grief.

✨ No yoga experience or mat is needed! All movements can be done from a chair, making this session accessible to everyone.

Donna has been teaching yoga for six years and brings both professional experience and her own personal understanding of grief to her practice.

We hope you’ll join us for this gentle opportunity to care for yourself while honouring your grief. 🕯️

🌿 Connect with Donna:

Instagram: Donna

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/Donna

Guided breathing and yoga practices: https://donnagriefyoga.substack.com

💌 Join us through The Pet Loss Club. Link in bio!

10/27/2026

🌿 Monday Memorial 🌿

Today we remember Bruce — a goofy, loving boy who came into his person’s life exactly when he was needed. 🕊️

“My beautiful Bruce came into my life just when I needed him. He was there throughout all my ups and downs and always knew when his presence was needed. He always matched my energy. He used to kiss my tears away, stay by my side until I felt better, and when I was happy, he was always ready for a play session.

He loved eating more than anything else in the world. He loved anything that went into his belly, but he most definitely loved his treats the most.

We shared many cuddles in bed together, many walks, went on café dates together, and honestly, Netflix and chilled more often than not.

He was a very specific character — goofy, vocal, anxious, and loving all in one. He had farts that smelt up the whole room, but above all, he was always ready for a cuddle and a nice big kiss on your lips. He had an odd interest in earrings, and he loved smelling ears (weird flex, but okay).

He absolutely hated water but loved puddles? Make it make sense.

Bruce was truly a big bundle of joy. He loved humans very much, and walks almost came as close to food when it came to his favourite things.

Fly high, my baby. I can’t wait to see you again. ❤️”

— Remembered by Jade Kizana 🤍

Bruce sounds like one of those dogs whose personality filled every corner of the home. From kissing away tears to café dates, smelly farts, and his inexplicable love of puddles, there are so many little pieces of him to remember and miss. 🤍

If you’d like your pet to be honored in a future Monday Memorial, you can submit through The Pet Loss Club — and those memorials will continue to be shared here on Instagram.

10/26/2026

In some Mexican Día de Mu***os observances, October 27 is a day dedicated to remembering beloved animals who have died. 🕯️🤍

Through marigolds, candles, photographs, and meaningful offerings, families may create ofrendas to honor and welcome the spirits of those they love, including their pets.

I want to acknowledge that I am not part of Mexican culture, and I share this tradition with respect and appreciation for the people and communities it belongs to.

The information in this post comes from learning about Día de Mu***os and the ways some Mexican families honor their animals. October 27 is a date associated with some contemporary observances, rather than a universally recognized part of the tradition.

I chose to share this because I think there is something incredibly meaningful about the many ways we continue to connect with our pets after they’ve died.

I encourage you to explore this tradition further, particularly through Mexican voices and cultural resources, to better understand its history and significance.

And however you choose to remember your pet, I hope you find moments of connection and comfort in the love you continue to carry. 🤍

***os

10/22/2026

Grief can feel incredibly lonely, especially when the world around us keeps moving.

Somewhere, someone else is wishing for one more cuddle, one more walk, one more ordinary moment with the pet they love. 🤍

Sometimes, simply knowing that someone else understands can make that loneliness feel a little less heavy.

If this resonates with you, consider sharing it. You never know who might need a gentle reminder that they aren’t alone in their grief.

We’re all missing someone here. 🕯️

10/20/2026

🌿 Monday Memorial 🌿

Today we remember Sparky — a beloved best friend, a teacher, and a favourite soul who meant absolutely everything to his person. 🕊️

“Sparky was my everything. My favourite soul in the entire universe. From the moment we picked him up, he was my navigator. He taught me so much — how to set boundaries, how to love your people, how to laugh, how to let things go. I’m so sad he isn’t here with me anymore. I’m so thankful for the time I had with him.” 🤍

Our pets teach us so much without ever saying a word.

They help us grow, remind us what matters, and change the way we move through the world. Sparky wasn’t just a companion; he was a teacher and a best friend whose impact will always be felt.

If you’d like your pet to be honored in a future Monday Memorial, you can submit through The Pet Loss Club — and those memorials will continue to be shared here on Instagram.

10/13/2026

🌿 Monday Memorial 🌿

Today we remember Henry — a soul dog, a constant companion, and a best friend who brought 16 years of love and happiness. 🕊️

“Henry was my soul dog. The one who I could talk to when nobody else would listen, the one who just understood me. He was constantly by my side, and at night he would lay right next to me. He brought me so much happiness over his 16 years. I’ve never met a soul so pure. I loved him with my whole heart.” 🤍

There’s something so special about having a dog who just understands you. The one who listens without judgment, stays close through everything, and makes even the hardest days feel a little easier. Henry was that kind of love, and 16 years together will never feel like enough.

If you’d like your pet to be honored in a future Monday Memorial, you can submit through The Pet Loss Club — and those memorials will continue to be shared here on Instagram.

10/11/2026

I don’t want to be the same person I was before I lost you.

Because that person had you.

That person woke up with you, came home to you, made plans around you, and moved through life knowing you were there.

So much of who I was existed because we were together.
You were part of my routines, my comfort, my happiness, my everyday life.

You weren’t just someone I loved. You were part of who I was.

And now, I have to learn who I am in a world where you’re no longer physically here.

I know I’ll never be the same without you.

But I don’t want to be.

Because being the same would mean pretending a part of me isn’t missing. And you were far too important for your absence not to change me. 🤍