A memoir that pays tribute to our dear pets. We carry them in our heart and share stories about them using words. They're forever loved! Our beloved friends will never be forgotten.
Without a doubt, the most significant event in the history of the Hartsdale Canine Cemetery occurred in 1923. It was the dedication of the War Dog Memorial. During World War, I— The Great War—The War to End all Wars—tens of thousands of military dogs was used for a variety of tasks, from pulling machine guns, …
We treat our pets like family during their lives, so why not give them the same dignity in the afterlife as we would a human relative? This is a pretty common sentiment in today’s society, but it’s actually nothing new. In fact, the country’s first pet cemetery opened right here in New York, and still …
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One of the most notable unconventional pets is Goldfleck, a lion cub who lived the life of royalty in the Plaza Hotel. Goldfleck belonged to Princess Elisabeth Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy of Hungary. She was a well-known portrait painter with a love for animals. After visiting New York twice, she moved to the city permanently in 1909, …
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