los angeles pet memorial park
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I stumbled across this by accident and just had to go through. I've never seen such a huge pet cemetery. Somehow, it just goes with the Los Angeles and southern California feel of things. Seriously, where else would people get so elaborate with the passing of their beloved animals? Or where can you have find an animal cemetery that may have better headstones than I will when I'm finally pushing up daises!? SoCal of course! Not sure what the plots cost, but it peaks my interest. Could be a good spot to catch a movie star paying their respects to the departed too. Yes, odd morbid, yet kinda cool all at once
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Los Angeles Pet Memorial Park is a wonderful place to give your pet a send off. Services by their staff was excellent providing compassion to our family for our loss. Our dog died at home and we carried her to the park the day before viewing and cremation having her placed in cold storage for viewing the next day. They will even pick up your pet if local. We used one of their slumber room that is very well equipped for a small group and have a wonderful viewing and service. They have a CD player in their room but we brought our own audio system so I could use my Ipod. Price was very reasonable. We were charged $175 for viewing and cremation for our 90 lb dog. Cremation prices are based on the animals weight. Although, expect to wait hours for the cremation to be complete. We went shopping and came back later to pick up our dog's ashes. If you want to stay, the grounds are beautiful and a tour is recommended. They have a great assortment of urns and caskets as well but they are optional.
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Мы нечаянно забрели в это мест. Откровенно говоря, даже не верится, что это кладбище домашних животных, на столько оно красивое и непривычное русскому человеку. Конечно, пусть люди чаще приходят сюда просто прогуляться, чем прощаться со своими любимцами. Тут чувствуешь, как многое может значить домашний питомец для человека.
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I found out about the pet cemetery on Roadsideamerica.com and thought I'd check it out. I was staying at the Hilton Garden Inn across the 101 and it wasn't too far away. The cemetery is huge and it's a nice peaceful area to walk around. There aren't really any celebrity pets, or at least there weren't any that I could find. The other reviews here are from people who buried pets there. I'm a tourist from Minnesota and I found it interesting, but not too terribly noteworthy. There are a few unique tombstones and a lion buried there. Check it out if you have an hour and are looking for a good walk and some interesting viewing.
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I accompanied a transportation-challenged friend here so she could bury her cat here. She seemed to take great comfort in the whole process. I just thought it was weird.
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It's a long drive out to Calabasas from L.A., but if you're looking for an off beat excursion, with a pet theme, this is pretty good. It's a beautiful park-like cemetary, but all the 'residents' are animals..... and all kinds lions, cats, dogs, birds, etc. Sweet tributes and tombstones for pets with all kinds of names and messages. I recall one dog's gravesite 'barked' when we approached it. Be respectful of course, but this is a one of kind place in L.A.
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When you suddenly lose a beloved pet the last thing you wish to be doing is struggling to find a way to cremate them...they were able to assist us immediately and did the service for us with great kindness and speed at a reasonable price...