When my beloved dogs Tasha and Niki died in 2002, nothing anyone said or did could console me. Some friends and family members and even a veterinarian or two were thoughtful enough to send condolence cards or flowers. Mostly, as I have learned through speaking with hundreds of other pet guardians over the years, a common thread among those of us who have lost a pet is that our grief is not understood, not comfortable for others, and, worse yet, not acknowledged. True loving support is difficult, if not impossible, to find.

For centuries, in almost every religious and secular culture, lighting candles has been a symbol of hope and remembrance.  Everyone at some point in life uses candles to create an atmosphere or to make a prayer or wish come true.  It makes no difference what your religious preference may be . . . candle burning brings consolation, inspiration, peace of mind, and relaxation. 

Our specially selected candles have wonderfully fragrant aromas and make excellent gifts for birthdays, holidays, housewarming, as symbols of hope and remembrance, and other occasions.

Send a candle to someone you know or purchase one for yourself, and enjoy the quiet comfort that only a candle can give.