About PawsDear

PawsDear is a quiet place to keep a pet's memory. Every pet gets a memorial page of their own: a single, ad-free page that holds their photos, the sounds of them, their story, and the letters their family still wants to write. The blog you are reading is where we write about remembering well: how memorial pages work, how to make them, and how to get through the weeks after a pet is gone.

What PawsDear is

A memorial page is created in three unhurried steps: create their space with a name, dates, and a portrait; add memories such as photos, audio, and letters; then share the link quietly with family. Your pet also gets a Dear Mail address of their own, in the shape of their name at my.pawsdear.com, so family can write letters that appear right on the page. Only senders on your whitelist can write in, visitors can leave short tributes and send a gentle pat, and nothing appears on the page until you approve it.

The service is free, and every feature is included. A page can be made while your pet is still alive, as an album and a family mailbox, long before it is ever a memorial.

The keepsakes

For families who want something to hold, PawsDear makes physical keepsakes: tags, urns, and other small memorial objects with QR and NFC built in. Each carries a short Physical ID that you link once to the memorial page. From then on, tapping a phone to the keepsake, or scanning its code, opens the page. Linking a keepsake also adds room for more photos, more audio, and a larger Dear Mail mailbox, and a tagged memorial stays online for at least ten years from the day it is linked.

Who it is for

PawsDear is for anyone whose pet is part of the family: people who have just said goodbye and are not ready for the photos to scatter, people whose pet is ageing and who want to gather the good years while they are still being lived, and families spread across cities who want one shared place to remember the same small life.

About this blog

We publish in three small collections. Memorial Guides are the practical pieces: making a page, printing a paw, choosing what to keep. Pet Loss Support is for the harder weeks, written gently and without hurry. How It Works explains the service itself, plainly, including its free limits. If you are looking for a place to begin, the guides are a kind place to start.

Get in touch

Questions about a memorial page or a keepsake, write to support@pawsdear.com. A person reads every message.