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rehoming a beloved pet: 
we need to change the narrative.

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You have every right to grieve a pet that is living, but no longer in your life. 

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I don’t know your particular circumstances, but I imagine this is not a decision you made lightly, or without some level of shame, and maybe even heartbreak. Life happens, and sometimes we find ourselves in situations we could have never imagined. I’m glad you reached out for help, and I’m so sorry for what you are going through.

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​​​from the blog.​​​​

​Rehoming Pets: Beware of the Comments. We Need To Stop Bullying People Away From Seeking Help.

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I Adopted Your Pet Today​

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The Other Side of Rehoming a Pet: The Human's TAIL​

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What's in a Message?

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professional support/consultation.

 

Kate LaSala, CTC, CBCC-KA, PCBC-A, CSAT, FFCP-E

Kate is a professional dog trainer and certified behavior consultant specializing in fear and aggression. She also offers support for end-of-life care decisions, as well as surrendering, re-homing, and behavioral euthanasia, and can help guide and support you through this process.​

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Laura Cassiday - Certified Cat Behavior Consultant

In addition to training, Laura provides behavioral euthanasia consultations. Her non-judgmental approach can help you decide what is in the best interest of the cat and your family.

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Please note, this page addresses all of the emotions associated with this unique loss.​  

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For concrete rehoming suggestions, please visit rehoming resources

 

Visit the solution center: pet parenting resources to keep your pet, to learn about financial and behavioral resources that may help keep your family intact.​

​This website is owned  by Elizabeth Weiner

I'm here to share my opinions and experience, none of this is professional advice. I do not offer individual support, but you can find referrals for counselors and support groups specializing in pet loss.

PetTherapyNotes@gmail.com

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