All domestic pets are buried in a landscaped 10 acre garden
Cremation of domestic pets in a dedicated pet crematorium located off-site
Owned and operated in Auckland, with development first starting in 1979. Dave Stephens began building the 10 acre park comprising of 10,000 trees,thousands of bulbs and garden features.
30 years ago the park was opened as the Pet's Garden of Remembrance creating a captivating garden for owners to go and remember their beloved pets.
any time of daylight hours no notice in advance required
Private burials of all domestic pets in a landscaped 10 acre garden.
The funeral process is very individual as we try to anticipate considerations of culture and philosophy.
Cremation of domestic pets in a dedicated pets crematorium located off-site.
We offer a unique service that is personalised for your particular needs. We ensure that you’re treated with respect and kindess during your grieving process of losing a beloved family member.
Our 10 acre property is a stunning garden sanctuary with beautiful landscapes to shelter your lost loved one.
Since starting in 1994 they have over 1200 loved companions that have been laid to rest with owners being able to return to visit their treasured pets.
Yes! You may come vist your pets anytime as long as they are within reasonable hours.
No. You may come anytime you like and without any additional fees.
No. We take them to a dedicated pets crematorium located off-site.
At this stage we are only doing small pets, cats and dogs.
We understand that many of our clients like to embellish their pet’s graves and recognise that this is a part of the process of pet loss. We would encourage those who would like to do this to choose artefacts that are in keeping with the concepts of our park. If you are unsure please talk to us so we can advise what may be suited to the site.
We accept good quality ornaments …
Pottery & Outdoor Ceramic Ornaments: (i.e. Quality ceramic artefacts, flowers on metal stakes can be found at local Markets, Galleries & Garden Centers)
Plants: (with prior discussion with us for suitability in grave area and durability given our difficult gardening conditions).
Special Rocks.
We request that you do not use …
Plastic or degradable novelties i.e. Stuffed Toys etc. They quickly become rubbish and do not add to the environment! Packets or tins of food.
Glass containers as breakages become a safety issue.
Barriers for the isolation of a grave. (Pebbles or shell ground covers are ok as a localised weed suppressant and dressing).
We are a Pets Garden of Remembrance rather than a cemetery, so the environment, not individual graves, is the “Big Picture”.