To literally create outside the boxes and jars for our cats
My Mission
- Cats are members of our families; they should be
honored as such.
- My mission began when my sister asked me to sculpt her
cat “Spot” who she had for close to 20 years. I agreed and
while the work was still in progress, her cat lost a battle
with kidney disease and had to be euthanized. My sister
had “Spot” cremated and to her horror was given a baggie
of her cat’s ashes or cremains. She was very upset and
rightly so. This is unfortunately the case for many pet
owners. I decided that not only did my sister deserve
better, but every cat owner should have that opportunity.
- Cremation is the most logical option for pet owners
today, but what do you do with the ashes or
“cremains”?
- Anyone that has ever loved a pet knows how hard it is to
lose them. It is even harder when you have lost such a
close friend that you find how few options you really have.
Cremation is the most common route pet lovers follow.
Few people bury their pets anymore because we rarely
finish our own lives in the homes we have. If we bury the
pet that we have cherished for years, and then move….Not
how I prefer to honor my pets. But there are options as I
am sure you have found. Unfortunately, as I researched
what is available for us, I found that those options are very
limited, many urns are of low quality and the few that allow
you to personalize the urn are just with a plaque. Nothing
unique to you or your pet. There are bronze sculptures
that are available but many of those start in the thousands
of dollars. Not in the price range of most devoted pet
lovers. All pet lovers deserve access to great things.
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