Study on support for families after the loss of a pet

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    Provetojuniorconseil Icon representing the flag French
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    Hello,

    This is a really interesting initiative, as pet bereavement can be particularly difficult and is sometimes not fully recognised. A study into the needs of families after such a loss could therefore help us better understand their expectations and improve the support provided to them.

    Best of luck with your project and reaching your goal of 1,000 responses!

    Best wishes,

    Victoire

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    Hi, I wanted to fill in the form but it’s impossible because the questions don’t really match my experience. I’ve buried my cats in my garden and I think anyone with a bit of land does the same. I believe it’s actually against the law, but who is going to leave their pet goodness knows where when you can keep them close to you? My garden has at least fifteen cat graves and several dogs, because I’ve also taken in pets from loved ones (family or friends) who didn’t have anywhere to bury their animal.
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