Pet Urns Collection

A pet is a presence that defines the rhythm of a home. They are the weight at your feet while you read, the greeting at the door, and the companion who marks the time through daily walks. When they are gone, the routines they anchored leave a quiet, heavy space in the house.

The loss of a companion is a profound experience. While some might not understand the depth of it, the love you shared was real, and the grief that follows is just as real. This collection is built to acknowledge that loss.

Our aluminum urns are cast with specific imagery to reflect a pet's unique spirit. We offer forty-two different engraved designs, ranging from simple paw prints and angel wings to depictions of specific breeds and smaller companions.

These engravings allow you to hold a visual memory of your friend. Whether it is a silhouette of their breed or a simple wing, the artwork becomes a permanent part of the memorial.

To find the correct fit, we recommend using the pet's healthy adult weight as a guide, as capacity is roughly one cubic inch for every pound of weight. Our selection includes four tiers: Keepsake, Small, Large, and Extra Large, accommodating weights from three pounds up to 200 pounds. For those seeking ease of use, the Odyssey series features a wider opening and a larger lid to assist with the transfer of remains. Every metal piece is finished with a threaded screw-top lid and a felt base to protect your surfaces.

Choosing the right size ensures that your companion is held with the dignity they deserve. The steady construction and the soft base provide a sense of permanence and care for the vessel that holds them.

Each piece is customized by us with two-tone engraving. We cut the name and the dates directly into the metal surface.

Having their name and dates etched into the aluminum makes the piece a dedicated tribute. It turns a vessel into a lasting marker of the life they lived alongside you.

Founded in 1896 for the pets of New York City, Hartsdale Pet Cemetery is known as the Peaceable Kingdom. Its hillside serves more than 80,000 animals and is home to the first National War Dog Memorial. In 2012, it became the first and only animal burial ground added to the National Register of Historic Places.

Such long-standing traditions of honoring animal lives reflect the significance of the bond you shared with your companion.

Source: Hartsdale Pet Cemetery

If your companion's spirit is best reflected in a specific breed silhouette or a simple paw print, then a piece from this collection may offer a way to honor them. The choice of which artwork to feature and which size best suits their memory is yours to make. Whether you select a small keepsake or a larger vessel, each aluminum piece is designed to serve as a steady tribute to the life they lived.

The decision of how to remember them is deeply personal. While these urns provide a way to hold their name and dates in metal, the true meaning of the memorial belongs to you and the history you shared with your pet.