Some pets leave paw prints on our lives that time cannot erase.
This is a space to honor the ESAs, support animals, and beloved pets who brought us comfort, companionship, laughter, and love. Share a favorite photo and a few words about the life you shared.
Here, we remember the pets who stayed beside us through difficult seasons, celebrated our happiest moments, and made an ordinary day feel special simply by being there.
Welcoming another pet does not replace the one you lost. A new bond is its own relationship, with its own personality, memories, and meaning.
Some people eventually find that adopting another animal brings renewed companionship, structure, comfort, and connection. There is no right timeline. The decision is deeply personal and should happen only when it feels right for you.
For a New Companion Who Becomes Part of Your Support System
If you have welcomed, or later choose to welcome, a new pet into your life, that animal may become an important source of emotional support.
For people with a qualifying mental or emotional health condition, American Service Pets can help them connect with an independent, state-licensed mental health professional to determine whether an ESA letter may be appropriate.
Submitting a memorial does not qualify an individual or pet for ESA status. ESA letter eligibility is determined by an independent licensed mental health professional following an assessment. Approval is not guaranteed.
Tell Us About the Pet You’ll Always Carry With You
Share the face you miss, the moments you remember, and the love that remains.