September is Pet Memorial Month, making this the perfect time to explore how writing about our beloved pets can transform grief into gratitude and preserve precious memories forever.

Join Gail Pope and Karen Wylie as they discuss practical approaches to writing pet tributes, from simple social media posts to full obituaries. Gail shares her evolution from writing basic newsletter updates to creating meaningful memorials for hundreds of sanctuary animals, including her unique creative process and the healing power of focusing on personality over pain.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• Why the "blank page" feels so daunting and gentle ways to get started


• How to capture your pet's unique personality in words


• The difference between writing in fresh grief vs. waiting for emotional distance


• Simple frameworks for organizing memories into meaningful tributes


• How writing transforms our relationship with loss over time

🐾Remember: You're not alone in your journey.💜

📌 Related Resource: Blog Post: Honoring Our Pets in Words: How to Write a Tribute or Obituary

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