Best Pet Cemetery Vallejo Near Me

4worldlovers: Bubbling Well Pet Memorial Park, nestled in the hills of the Napa Valley, offers serene views from our park. We offer Private Burials, Cremation and other memorial services to honor your beloved pet.


Memorialize your pet with our Tribute to a Friend. This includes a Personalized Certificate, Pet Memorial Web Site Entry, and a Memorial Entry Overlooking The World-Famous Napa Valley.

Memorialize your pet with one of our urns or other specialty products. Laser engraving options are also available.

When a pet dies, there is no set ritual to formalize the grief. It is in memory of these pets and for those families that we have dedicated this memorial park and website.

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Dr. Cheryl’s journey throughout life has helped shape how she interacts with animals and people.

Dr. Cheryl Ramos has been providing caring home euthanasia services for over a decade. Each family she helps care for leaves her with experiences that continue to shape her behavior and desire to help people in their time of need.

Dr. Cheryl Ramos is a UC Davis College of Veterinary Medicine graduate and a native Californian. After graduating from UC Davis, she moved to Florida to train with veterinary specialists during a one-year internship program. She returned home to the East Bay Area and worked as an emergency and critical care veterinarian for more than 10 years.

Dr. Cheryl Ramos is also certified in Jikiden Reiki. Dr. Ramos became interested in energy healing modalities after hearing multiple pet parents express they themselves or their child had the same medical condition as their animal family member.

Our animals are cherished members of the family. Our animal family members impact our relationships and help us to define the quality and style of our lives. Because of these close bonds, euthanasia can be one of the most difficult decisions to make in our lifetime, but it can also be one of the most compassionate.

The decision to euthanize can be a consuming and exhaustive emotional process. You may experience many different feelings ranging from guilt, sorrow, anger, or frustration to name only a few. One day you may feel it is time to say good-bye, whereas on another day you may not. In addition, some family members may feel it is time to say good-bye where others disagree. These situations can result in conflict and heightened stress and anxiety for the entire family, including our animal family members. I believe our stress, fear, and anxiety has an even greater negative impact on our animal family members due to their high level of sensitivity. I believe our animals want to take care of us and bring us joy, so when we are upset it disrupts their natural state of being. As a result, they unnecessarily expend additional energy in an already energy-depleted body which further negatively impacts their quality of life.

Understanding from friends, counselors, family and veterinary professionals can help guide you during the euthanasia decision making process.

Dr. Ramos, (Cheryl), at Pets Eternal Rest can help support you not only through this process but can help YOU support your animal. For more information please contact Dr. Ramos at 925-408-5112.

Preplanning allows families to take time in advance to understand the process and timing of euthanasia services, explore options and have questions answered. In addition, pre-planning will not only help determine what your animal’s needs are but what needs you have too.

We typically grieve far in advance to the decision to euthanize. Each family member including our animal family members have their own unique grieving process. In addition to understanding each individual has their own process, it is extremely beneficial to recognize your feelings from others and not comingle them. If you can identify and separate your feelings from others you can be empowered to transform them if desired. Once undesired feelings are recognized they can be transformed to allow for a more positive experience for yourself, your family and especially for your ill animal. Our actions and I believe our thoughts affect our animals to a great degree. For this reason, I feel it is not only important to be mentally aware of what we are thinking and feeling but be open to changing our thoughts in order to better support and improve our entire family’s wellbeing.

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​​​​​​Princess Tuptim, Cupcake, Wiggles. The Presidio Pet Cemetery is the final napping place for hundreds of furry, scaly, and feathered companions who faithfully served the military families who lived at the Presidio when it was an Army post. Before their deaths, cherished pets like Skipper, "The best damn dog we ever had," brought stability and levity to a life that included frequent moves and oftentimes the threat of war. What better way to honor that role than a permanent half-acre hillside plot with a view of San Francisco Bay and a solemn, hand-lettered sign that reads, "The love these animals gave will never be forgotten."​

Dogs and cats claim the greatest number of the cemetery's 424 lovingly handmade headstones. Beloved birds, rodents, and reptiles are interred here as well, along with fish who were spared the ignobility of burial by flush and one pet known simply as "Mr. Iguana." Names, dates, and sentiments are stenciled or carved into wood, or engraved in stone. Some markers are embellished with hand-drawn portraits. The visage of "Our Best Friend Sammi" — a cat who survived almost 20 years of nomadic military life — is immortalized on porcelain and inset in a bronze plaque.

While its exact beginnings were not documented by the Army, newspaper reports piece together a history that begins in the early 1950s. Led by Lieutenant Colonel Swing, the 6th Army Commander, post engineers laid out and landscaped the area at the foot of McDowell Avenue adjacent to the Calvary Stables. Over the years, the cemetery has occasionally fallen into disrepair only to be taken up again as someone's pet cause — a strong testament to the human-animal bond.

Though it's not a contributing resource to the Presidio's National Historic Landmark District status, the Presidio Trust is committed to preserving this special site. Preservation specialist Christina Wallace carefully documented the condition of every grave marker and has created a conservation plan.