Pet Memorial Garden
Mourning a beloved animal can be as intense as mourning the loss of a human loved one.
The pet memorial garden on the grounds of All Saints’ Episcopal Church offers a beautiful, natural setting where the cremated remains of pets may be committed directly into the earth.
A statue of St. Francis depicted cradling a bird in his hands stands at the entrance to the garden, a small secluded natural area beneath a canopy of oak trees and landscaped with native plants.
The space was blessed and officially dedicated on October 10, 2021 by Bishop Larry Benfield of the Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas. The garden provides a safe, comforting space for prayer or meditation and remembering our beloved animal friends. All pets, no matter their person’s faith affiliation, are welcome to rest eternally on the grounds of All Saints’.
An internment request form can be found in our memorial garden brochure.
