A grief-stricken teenager was fired from her job with a fast food chain following the death of her beloved dog. You’ll never believe the reason she lost her job. Emma McNulty, 18, from Baillieston, Scotland was devastated when her 14-year-old … Continue reading →
This is about a dog but it could be about any pet being transported on a United Airlines aircraft. I have to say from the outset that what happened was against company policy. United Airlines’ flight attendants are trained to … Continue reading →
The concluding numbers on this page are based on the following estimates and the figures are rounded for ease of calculations and because you will never get a truly accurate figure because we don’t know how many cats and dogs … Continue reading →
There is a dichotomy between the way employers deal with bereavement concerning the passing of a relative and the passing of a cat despite the fact that for many people the death of a beloved cat companion is more painful … Continue reading →
I have become morbid! This has been brought about by reading an article in the Times newspaper in which they report that “Germans are laid to rest beside pets”. My mind also turned to the original and first domestic cat … Continue reading →
The man who features first in this video oozes love for his cat who has passed away. It is a magnificently dedicated and true love. It is unconditional love – both ways. That is the beauty of “pet love”. It … Continue reading →
How did you get over the loss of your cat? Perhaps the answer is that you never got over it. This is probably the truest answer even if you don’t know it. It does depend on you, though. The answer … Continue reading →
By Elisa Black-Taylor I’m writing this as a memento, and also a legacy, for the six month anniversary of my dear dog Dreyfuss. Everyone at PoC knew Dreyfuss. He was the dog who loved cats. Cats sleeping with him, cats … Continue reading →
by Elisa Black-Taylor (USA) How will I be remembered? This is going to be a long one, friends. I hope to offer a lot of information and suggestions on this subject. To prepare for this read, grab a pot of … Continue reading →
