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Reassurance deliverd with compassion
I thoroughly enjoyed this book, as well as its sequel, Cold Noses Part II. I had just lostmy darling little dog, and Gary's book filled a need in a loving and knowledgeable way. He sticks to Scripture in making his case for the eternal existence of animals, so we know that his arguments are NOT based on thin air but on the user's manual for life, the Bible. However, also in sharing much of himself and his experiences, as well as interjecting some gentle humor along the way, he leaves the reader comforted and secure in the knowledge that he or she will see the beloved dog or cat (or bird or whatever!) again someday. I highly recommend this book!

How do we get over our loss??
I lost my beloved, Smokey, while I was ill myself. While I was trying to recoup, Smokey had been getting increasingly feebler.It had been suggested by family that it might be time to "put her to sleep"...But, "NO" was always my answer. How could I?? She was my BEST friend for 16 years. She knew me inside and out and even saved my life.But, I also knew in my heart that it was best as her quality of life definitely declined. So, I did...and, I thought I would never recover.I was inconsolable.I had searched on the internet for something I could read or somebody I could talk to about my loss.Nobody understood, or so I felt, that Smokey's loss was worse than a family member's loss. Then, I came across Gary Kurz's website.It truly was a Godsend that I found him.Gary and I have conversed via e-mail several times. And, each time I began to feel better.My guilt was beginning to diminish.My sadness became lighter.Gary helped me survive...because I was thinking that I just couldn't survive without my Smokey. God has a plan for all of us whether we are animal or humans... and, I believe that Smokey will be waiting for me when it's my time to leave this planet.And, she will be young and sassy and happy her friend has come home too. Thank you, Gary

There are better books about animals and the Bible out there
I purchased this book hoping to find examples and interpretations from the Bible providing a positive case on us seeing our beloved pets in heaven. I do think that the author clearly cares about animals and feels they will go to heaven, but many times he tended to get off topic. I agree with 'The Pawsitive Pet Psychic "animal communicator"' about how he apologized too much. He takes three paragraphs explaining how what he is about to say is his opinion and that we don't have to agree with it. I don't see why he needs to do that in his own book. I also felt that he spent way too much time talking about how animals listen and communicate with us. That's fine and all but I thought I was reading a book about if animals go to heaven, not how good a dogs scent of smell is or how to choose healthy pet. I'll buy a book on animal care if I want to know that. All in all I felt a little misslead by the title and assumed it would be primarily about animals in heaven. I was wrong, though, as that didn't seem to be the primary subject. Finally, I don't see how a story about a cat nearly dying from a scorpion sting or a dog almost drowning from a goose is a "humerous" story. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Pets    2. Pets / General    3. Self-Help / Death, Grief, Bereavement    4. Death, Grief, Bereavement   

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A MUST read
I don't know why there aren't hundreds of reviews on this book, because it's absolutely magic. If you're looking for comfort and evidence, buy it! I am grateful Elizabeth shared her insights with us, readers. As I am in the learning process of becoming an animal communicator myself, I am doing research in reading as much as I can. But first of all I am a grieving person who's animal friend recently died and I am besides myself with grief over this loss. Elizabeth shares her knowledge that all is as it's supposed to be. She enlights, she has such insight, and yet, as a scientifically educated woman, she does not take things for granted. The care-humans (as she calls them) of the pets, deceased or alive, acknowledge her words over and over again. Facts. I read this book of 143 page's in one day, up to late at night. Just couldn't stop. It was one of the most beautiful gifts I received. So just buy it :-)
would you like to see how an animal views death?read this book
Judging from the response to this book, not many people buy this book, but a lot of people see the site.That said, I found this book to be quite intriguing.Like "1smileycat", I had to recently put down my favorite pet (in my case, my beloved dog of 10 years).I actually found out about this book from looking at 1smileycat's profile (so thanks :) )and bought it.Severino's book is a nice read and offers an interesting view of dying, death, and euthanasia- all, as the title suggests, told from an animal's point of view.A good read and definite recommendation for anyone grieving the loss of a loved pet.

Be open minded while reading this book.
I truely enjoyed "The Animals' Viewpoint on Dying, Death, and Euthanasia" by Elizabeth Severino, D.D., D.R.S, animal communicator.
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Subjects:  1. Animal Rights    2. Animals    3. Death & Dying    4. General    5. Nature    6. Nature/Ecology    7. Domestic animals & pets    8. Pets / General   

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In Memory of Sillie the Cat
Thank you Gary for this well written, insightful book.I was heartbroken at the loss of my kitty of 16 years.This book was able to comfort me during the time of sadness.While I'm not over the loss, I was able to stop agonizing over the decision to put my loving cat to sleep after so many years of shared love.

helping grieving pet care givers
This book had some good points, though not everything in it was
Goodbye Friend
I really enjoyed this book, Being i just lost my best friend! my dog after 14 years i needed something to read about to inspier me, i like the point Every thing dies Goldfish,Whales,Friends Family members, All life comes to a end!
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Subjects:  1. Bereavement    2. Death    3. Death, Grief, Bereavement    4. General    5. Pet owners    6. Pets    7. Psychological aspects    8. Psychology    9. Coping with death & bereavement    10. Domestic animals & pets    11. Pets / Reference   

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Stuparyk's writing lifted my broken spirit like the wings of an angel...
For anyone who has loved and lost a beloved pet, I highly recommend "When Only the Love Remains" by Emily Margaret Stuparyk. Her words will heal a broken heart and connect your soul eternally with your pet's soul. She understands the pain of pet loss because she has experienced it. I was devastated at the loss of my bunny, a Dwarf girl named Cinderella Rubi, who lived for only two years. Emily's writing lifted my broken spirit like the wings of an angel and reflect hope and belief in the afterlife. I have learned that although my beloved Cinderella is with her Creator now, she left me a legacy of love that lives on as my inheritance. This love will continue to grow for I will always remember my precious rabbit friend. I treasure this book and also you, Emily.

Moving Account of One Woman's Loss Helps Us All
My beloved kitty companion of nine years died suddenly on September 16, 2004 - as I write this, just three days ago. The totally unexpected loss of Sugarpuss is a terrible shock. Stuparyk's book was recommended to me that morning and I immediately ordered it on one day delivery from amazon (and I might add it arrived on the 17th as promised - thank you, amazon). I read most of it in one sitting, crying as in my mind I put my kitty in the place of Stuparyk's beloved rabbit, Poochie, who also died on September 16th several years ago. The poems are moving, especially the final one, which is also used for the title of the book. I very much identify with the poem where the author wishes for one more chance to hold her bunny alive again, which is what I feel about my Sugarpuss. I know I will go to this book again over the next several weeks. I would particularly recommend this book of poems for someone who feels grief but has problems expressing it, or who feels "funny" being so emotional over the loss of a companion animal.

The best book on pet loss
The author could have been writing about my own pet.Her sincere, honest portrayal of her feelings touched me so much that I was able to write down my own feelings on paper about a much loved and missed pet.It was like she knew me and my pet.I could feel her pain of her loss--it matched mine.Her book gave me so many things to think about. I recommend this book highly and plan to share it with others who need help healing with the loss of a pet. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Animals    2. Death, Grief, Bereavement    3. General    4. Pets   

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Wonderful animal story
This is the book to buy.What a wonderful book to write about a dog that has been through several struggles and survived.I would read all of her books that she writes.Great reviews....

The Miracle that Keeps on Giving
This was a great story about a dog who survived an animal shelter gas chamber and lived to tell about it with the help of Randy Grim. No dog has ever survived the gas chamber in St. Louis, but Quentin did - named after the infamous Sam Quentin.Quentin was one of the millions given up by his guardians, more like sentenced to death by his guardians.If it weren't for Randy Grim's incredible work with the St. Louis Stray Rescue, Quentin would've survived the chamber only to put back in.But that wasn't the case.Randy was called and claimed Quentin, who became a nationwide spokes-dog championing no-kill shelters.Thanks to Randy and Quentin, St. Louis replaced the gas chamber (where animals truly suffered at the end of their lives) in their animal shelters with HUMANE euthanasia.Hopefully some day it will be a no-kill shelter, along with every animal shelter in this country.
Great story - book needs work
A great story about the Miracle Dog - heartfelt and emotional.The book itself could use some reorganization and definitely needs someone to spell and grammar check it.Was disappointed with the quality of the copy, but the story was too good to not give 4 stars to. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Anecdotes    2. Animal Rights    3. Animals    4. Dogs    5. General    6. Human-animal relationships    7. Missouri    8. Nature / Animal Rights    9. Pets / Dogs / General    10. Quentin (Dog)    11. Saint Louis    12. Social Science    13. Sociology    14. Dogs - General    15. Euthanasia of animals    16. Nature    17. Pets    18. True Stories   

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KIDs love it and learn SO much
Fun Fun Fun. Surprisingly popular! Used with 4th, 5th grades... won over nearly every kid! really, with WORMS! Worms eat Our Garbage
For the ecology minded, teachers, homeschoolers or anyone interested in activites to show the importance of worms in keeping our planet clean and healthy this is an absolute must have book.. Activities for all gradelevels, nicely supplement Mary Appelhof's book Worms Eat my Garbage. I havenever been so excited by a book.Kids of all ages will find the subjectmatter fascinating, even those afraid of "slimy" things. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Activity programs    2. Children: Grades 3-4    3. Earthworms    4. Education / Teaching    5. Environmental education    6. Recycling (Wastes, etc.)    7. Study and teaching (Elementary)    8. Teaching Methods & Materials - Science & Technology   

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Best Intro to the Natural History of Tropical Forests
Buy this Book!This book is a great read for anybody who is interested in life on our planet.It would make a dandy companion to E.O. Wilson's "The Diversity of Life."

ENCHANTING DEPICTION OF THE RAIN FOREST
Among books that aim to express to readers the wonders of the rain forest, this one stands out.In 17 chapters that touch upon different aspects of the rain forest, the authors transmit their own passion for the rain forest and the unique intricacies that make rain forests some of the most precious places on earth.
an educational and interesting book
This is a book that we are using in a Tropical Ecosystem course at my University.The book is very insightful and educational, while at the same time being very interesting and easy to read. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Central America    2. Life Sciences - Ecology    3. Life Sciences - Ecology - Ecosystems    4. Nature/Ecology    5. Rain forest ecology    6. Science    7. South America    8. Forests, rainforests    9. NATURAL HISTORY, COUNTRY LIFE & PETS    10. Science / General   

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This book really helped for the loss of my pet friend.
On Nov 2nd my husband and I put our 15 year old dog, Beaner, to sleep.Beaner was my first dog.I had a tremendous flood of emotions following his passing, and I scoured Amazon looking for a book to help understand/relieve some of what I was feeling.
Comfort Beyond Words
This book approaches a very delicate and sad subject with such sincerity, understanding and discernment.Considering that many do not know how to deal with the loss of a pet companion this guides the reader through the various stages of grief, what to expect, what NOT to expect and a variety of other helpful topics. For everyone who has a pet
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Subjects:  1. Death, Grief, Bereavement    2. Essays    3. General    4. Pets    5. Reference    6. Domestic animals & pets   

Editorial Review

Like a hospice worker, author Rita M. Reynolds cares for sick and dying animals, helping them comfortably cross the threshold into death. At times, Read more

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Hope, joy, love
Rita Reynolds runs the animal sancutary Howling Succeses in Afton, Virginia. This is a place where the aged, infirm, and abandoned of the animal world find loving kindness and comfort for as long as they remain in this world. Rita is able to commit her life to this work because she has the heart and soul that are open to the loving and beautiful moments of this world; the takes them in and gives them back in beautiful ways.
A Final Act of Caring
What a wonderful llittle box.
Healing Balm for the Soul
Rita Reynolds offers solace to anyone who has had a beloved pet and has had to face, or anticipates facing, the loss of their beloved's physical presence and companionship when the cycle of death and dying arrive.My husband and I just went through this experience with our beautiful 11 year old Golden Retriever and it was a heartwrenching experience, though it opened many avenues for emotional and spiritual growth.I had already set the intention for healing and growth for myself through this deeply painful experience when a client of mine gave me Rita's book.Her book beautifully validated in my mind what is possible when we move into the pain of loss with our beloved animal friends and use the experience to deepen our connection to life.Rita is an incredibly compassionate person and writes her beautiful story with an amazingly open and expansive heart.Thank you Rita for choosing to share your love and inspiration to support us on our journeys with our pets. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Animals    2. Bereavement    3. Death    4. Death, Grief, Bereavement    5. General    6. Inspirational - General    7. Pet owners    8. Pets    9. Psychological aspects    10. Psychology   

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Coping With Sorrowon the Loss of Your Pet
My best friend died 1.5 years ago and I still miss her terribly - she was my 15 year old cat.This book was very useful to me during my time of intense mourning.While I know that her loss was a significant and horrible event in my life, recognition of the death of animal companions is not common in our society.This book helped me to see that I was not alone in my grief and that it was okay and normal to feel such grief.I actually purchased several books on this topic and found this one to be the best.

Some help & understanding through difficult loss
After my best friend of 12 1/2 years Skipper passed away in early 2005, I was a wreck and needed some grounding. This book offered empathy for the loss of my dog & helped me understand the feelings I had at the time. This book won't erase the pain, but it offers objectivity...God Bless all of man's best friends.

exceptional !!!!!!
Coping With Sorrow On The Loss Of Your Pet (second edition) - Book Review
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Subjects:  1. Bereavement    2. Death    3. Death, Grief, Bereavement    4. General    5. Pet owners    6. Pets    7. Psychological aspects    8. Psychology    9. Domestic animals & pets   

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Great for anyone wanting a life change for both yourself and your pet.
After reading the book, I feel empowered to start a new life that focuses on really becoming the best I can be. Having my dog involved in the process even further fuels my push to get into shape.The book includes personality test and diet tips as well as fitness tips for getting into shape.By working out with my pet, I found not only a greater motivation to work out, but I actually found my fitness routine go from blah to vibrant.I highly recommend this book for any pet lover looking for a life change of fitness and health. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Animals / Pets    2. Dog owners    3. Dogs - Care/Health    4. Dogs - General    5. Exercise    6. Health and hygiene    7. Health/Fitness    8. Pets    9. Physical fitness    10. Weight loss    11. Pets / Dogs / General   

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The Soul Of Your Pet
I recently lost my Beloved Blue Tick, Chester.I bought this book and several others on loss of a pet. I did not find any comfort or meaning to this book. In fact, it was a waste of money. It is print after print of animal ghost stories. Very disappointed.
Good content, poorly edited (sorry)
I applaud the author for collecting stories and publishing this work.He has broken some new ground, and I hope that more books on this topic emerge. If the author should pursue further research and publish more (and I hope he does), he should employ a good editor to proof the manuscript for semantic clarity.
This book made my loss easier to accept
This book helped to ease my broken heart. For anyone that has lost their beloved pet,The Soul Of Your Pet is a treasure. It made my heart smile again instead of crying myself to sleep at night. I recently passed it on to friend that just recently lost her puppy baby. She commented on the strength it has given her to move forward as well. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. General    2. New Age / Body, Mind & Spirit    3. Religion    4. Pets    5. Animal rights    6. Animal Care    7. Occult    8. Grief    9. Death, Grief, Bereavement    10. Metaphysical    11. Future life   

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Best Book I've Ever Read
I can't really find the words to describe this book. It's not only well researched, well organized, and well written, but it's also an incredible reading experience. I felt that I was traveling on the author's journey right along with her, and I truly didn't want the journey to end. I usually skip around different books, skimming them for interesting facts, and dropping them if I become bored or disinterested. I can honestly say that this is the first book I've ever read that captivated me right from the very first sentence and kept me turning the pages right to the end. It opened not only my mind, but also my heart and soul. I was a hardened skeptic and expected to find a lot of information that I could dispute. However, by the time I reached the end, in light of all the profound and varied evidence presented throughout the book, I had become a believer. I'm now ordering a copy for a friend, as I don't want to relinquish mine! This is one of those books that you never forget, and once you've read them, your life is never the same. Highly recommended!

A Beautiful Book That Heals The Heart
I hope this book makes it to the bestseller list, because that's where it belongs. The author is a thorough researcher, a gifted writer, and most importantly, a truly compassionate person who cares about others. While reading the book, I felt as if she was right there with me, holding my hand, helping me through the turmoil of grief over the loss of my best friend in the whole world. If there are any saints living in the world today, she is definitely one of them. I don't know how I would have gotten through the loss of my beloved Angel without this book. I had never even heard of it, but thankfully, it was given to me as a gift, and now I have the honor of giving it to another dear friend who is dealing with loss. Everyone who loves animals (and even those who think they don't) would benefit immensely from reading this book.

I love this book.................I love this author.........
I purchased this book just after losing my dearly loved animal companion of 15 years.Donka, my 5 lb. longhaired dachshund,was precious to me and a very large part of my family.Her loss was truly traumatic for me and my other small dog.
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Subjects:  1. Animal ghosts    2. Death And Dying (Sociological Aspects)    3. Death, Grief, Bereavement    4. Future life    5. General    6. Miscellanea    7. New Age / Body, Mind & Spirit    8. Parapsychology - Near-Death Experience    9. Pets    10. Domestic animals & pets    11. Mind, body, spirit: reincarnation & past lives    12. Pets / General   

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Reality check for the Great Outdoors
This book is a fine overview of the history of search and rescue in the parks from one of the professionals in the field. In addition to lots of historical information, it provides plenty of food for thought for anybody planning an outdoor trip. There are lots of lessons to be learned from the mistakes of others.

Left me wanting to know more
If you are interested in the subject matter, it would be hard not to enjoy this book. I was amazed at the number of bodies that had to be left in the parks because they couldn't be retreived for one reason or another. I was also surprised to learn how many planes had crashed onto the lands or into the mountains of national parks. There are also the things you would expect, such as falls from mountain climbing and people who get lost while hiking. It was sad to read about the rangers who risked their lives and became heroes to save others, only to read about some of them succumbing to the dangers of the park themselves later on in the book. Many of the stories made me wish there was additional information, because I wanted to know more about what happened to these people. Overall a very engrossing book.

Compelling Gathering of Varied Narratives
As the NPS's Chief National Emergency Services Coordinator the author spent many years in the search and rescue business. In the course of his career he had access to the original records and was able to select most dramatic and cautionary stories. Each covers at most a few pages but the reader will want to keep reading. Very hard to put down and a substantial amount of research and good writing. Read more

Subjects:  1. Disaster Relief & Rescue Operations    2. General    3. History    4. History - U.S.    5. History: World    6. National Park Service    7. National parks and reserves    8. Parks & Campgrounds    9. Search and rescue operations    10. United States    11. United States - General    12. United States.    13. History / General    14. NATURAL HISTORY, COUNTRY LIFE & PETS    15. Nature / Essays   

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This book confirmed what I had felt in my heart for years.
Ever since I was a small child, I visualized animals in heaven.After all, God did make them first, my little girl mind rationalized.As I got older and had many animals come and go in my life, I needed conformation that my belief was in fact true.I could not imagine a perfefct place that DID NOT include my beloved pets who had passed on.Then on a recent Sunday morning, I was watching a pastor give a sermon on television.He made the mistake of telling his congregation and his television audience that animals do not survive beyond death; that only humans occupy heaven with our Lord.I began a search.The Bible talks little about the direct question: Are His animals to live forever?But after all, the bible was written for human salvation.The animals cannot sin and don't need to be saved.They already are perfect in God's eyes.Jesus has said that He was going to prepare a place for us - his children - and a place for me would not be complete unless all my wonderful and beloved animal children are there with me.And then I found Steve Wohlberg's book!This book has confirmed to me what I have known since a child.Animals do, of course, go to heaven.Steve has given biblical references in this book and explained in a way that only a man of the clergy can do in pointing out God's love for and eternal existence of animals.This is a wonderful book and should be included in bible school curriculums.Every person who has ever loved an animal needs to read this book.And those who preach that animals "die and go into the ground forever" and wrong, wrong, wrong.I wrote and told that televison pastor so and used Steve's book as a reference.He has since recanted his views.

Good book, but a lot of room for improvement
What I liked about this book:
Disappointing
This book does have some nice thoughts in it but there is only a fraction of the book that actually deals with scripture. Like other similar books it's mostly opinion, and opinion which is not even encouraging!He says we don't know for sure that our pets are in heaven and that we must come to our own conclusion! He stresses so much about how people are so much more important than animals to God and that Jesus died only for humans not animals!(Rom 5:8)
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Subjects:  1. Death / Grief / Consolation    2. Death, Grief, Bereavement    3. General    4. Inspirational - General    5. Pets   

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Beautiful Anthology
There comes a time in every dog owner's life when you look down at the furball by your feet and come to the realization that this is no longer just your pet; this is your friend. Dogs surpass human beings in just about everything: from sense of smell to hearing, from loyalty to love. A dog's capacity to love is something profound; they want nothing more than to be accepted, to please you and to be loved in return. "Angel Pawprints" showcases some beautiful poems about this love which dogs have for centuries offered and received. Laurel E. Hunt edited some great pieces, including works by such famous poets as Rudyard Kipling and William Wordsworth. (My personal favorite is "So Long, Pal" by Ethel Blumann.)
i love this book
i have just bought a second copy to send to a friend who needs to say farewell to her beloved jack russell for awhile. the poems are beautiful...i especially love "the house dog's grave", which just might be my favorite poem of all time. What a Wonderful Book
I know Dr. Villalobos from working at the animal clinic in Hermosa Beach, CA, and she does a wonderful job of capturing the bond between pets and their owners in this book. She is such a hardworker and her love for animals is apparent through her work in the oncology field. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Animals    2. Animals / Pets    3. Anthologies (multiple authors)    4. Death, Grief, Bereavement    5. Dogs    6. Dogs - General    7. Elegiac poetry, American    8. Essays    9. Pet loss    10. Pets    11. Poetry    12. Psychological aspects    13. Pets / Dogs / General   

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Great heart breaking book!
This book is one that has to be read just to see what people go through when they lose a pet.I never thought I would be the one that was so attached to a pet.But I did for 13 years.Then when it was time.I made sure everything was is place for a pet funeral and made a great headstone for him.He was a loyal friend and I miss him dearly.I know that there are Angels Gates in heaven.

Getting Lucky is a 5 star read!
Getting Lucky is for all of us who share our hearts and lives with our animals. This book will make you laugh and cry, sometimes both at once.Beautifully written, with humor,love and sadness that just pulls at your heart. You won't be able to put it down. Angel's Gate is truly a place where "Angels" go to be loved and let go. I dedicate this review to my own angel, Jakob M. who passed on only 1 year ago. I'm grateful that places like Angel's Gate exist and that there are people out there who know just how special these creatures are.

Love, Love, Love IT!
This book is awesome! I recently lost my beloved Black Lab, Molson, who was 11 years old. I felt like I was there with all the pets in this book. I wish I lived near Angel's Gate... I would be there to volunteer in a minute! How wonderful these people are to take on such a heartfelt approach to helping these precious animals. I found myself smiling from ear to ear throughout the whole story! A must for all animal lovers to read! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Anecdotes    2. Cats    3. Death / Grief / Consolation    4. Dogs    5. Dogs - General    6. Essays    7. Long Island    8. New York    9. New York (State)    10. Pets    11. Pets / Dogs / General   

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Do-it-yourself grief counseling...
This book helped me tremendously in coping with the death of my dog. It addressed every feeling and question I have surrounding the euthanasia.It also has chapters on lost pets and re-homing which would be very helpful for anyone in that circumstance.
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Subjects:  1. Death, Grief, Bereavement    2. Dogs - General    3. General    4. Pets    5. Animal husbandry    6. Domestic animals & pets   

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Angel Whiskers
No matter what the circumstances of your loss, there will be a poem or story here that reflects it.For anyone who has lost a beloved cat or is looking for a way to comfort someone who has, I highly recommend this book.

Comfort for those who miss their own "Angel Whiskers"
This book has helped me release some of the pain suffered through losing my beloved feline friend. The deep realization that others also mourn such devoted pets, makes one feel less alone. The vintage photographs portray the love people can feel for these remarkable creatures known as Cats.

Angel Whiskers
Whether you are a dog or a cat lover, you will find "Angel Whiskers" especially inspirational, and fully realize the strength and unbreakable bond that exists between humans and animals.The photos, stories, and memorials are those everyone can relate to on a personal level. Both "Angel Whiskers" and "Angel Pawprints" will always provide me with the comfort I need in remembering my beloved pets. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. American - General    2. Animals    3. Animals / Pets    4. Cats    5. Cats - General    6. Death    7. Death, Grief, Bereavement    8. Literary collections    9. Pet loss    10. Pets    11. Pets / Cats / General   

Subjects:  1. Death, Grief, Bereavement    2. General    3. Pets    4. Self-Help