Join the RemembrancePets volunteer circle and offer simple one to one conversations to people who need a kind presence.

Why This Matters

When someone loses a pet, they often feel alone, misunderstood, or unsure where to turn. A single conversation with someone who has lived through their own loss can ease guilt, calm panic, and help them feel less alone.

Your empathy becomes someone else’s lifeline.

What Volunteers Do

Volunteers offer simple, calm text conversations inside the RemembrancePets app.

This is not therapy.
This is not crisis work.
It is human connection.

You will
• Listen without judgment
• Offer gentle support
• Share lived experience when appropriate
• Help someone feel understood

Even 15 minutes can make a difference.

Volunteers offer simple, calm text conversations inside the RemembrancePets app.

This is not therapy.
This is not crisis work.
It is human connection.

You will
• Listen without judgment
• Offer gentle support
• Share lived experience when appropriate
• Help someone feel understood

Even 15 minutes can make a difference.

Volunteers offer simple, calm text conversations inside the RemembrancePets app.

This is not therapy.
This is not crisis work.
It is human connection.

You will
• Listen without judgment
• Offer gentle support
• Share lived experience when appropriate
• Help someone feel understood

Even 15 minutes can make a difference.

Who can Volunteer?

You do not need professional training.
You do not need experience in counseling.

You may be a great fit if you
• Have lost a pet and understand how deep that grief can be
• Are patient, compassionate, and grounded
• Can write in a calm and supportive tone
• Want to give meaning to your own loss

Vet tech students, rescue volunteers, hospice workers, and veterinary social work students are also welcome.

You do not need professional training.
You do not need experience in counseling.

Vet tech students, rescue volunteers, hospice workers, and veterinary social work students are also welcome.

You do not need professional training.
You do not need experience in counseling.

Vet tech students, rescue volunteers, hospice workers, and veterinary social work students are also welcome.