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Oakwood Cemetery

City of Adrian

Pet Cemetery

The Pet Cemetery is located in the back of Oakwood Cemetery across from Section 42. Each grave space is 2'x2'. The pet Cemetery is provided for the burial of pet cremations. All grave spaces include perpetual care and a deed.

Please contact Oakwood Cemetery if your loving pet has past away!

(517) 264-4870

or click the link below for additional information, click departments & cemetery to view all information regarding the pet cemetery

www.ci.adrian.mi.us

Member of the Family

What would I do with out you

my precious furry friend:

part mischief but part blessing

and faithful to the end.

You look at me with eyes of love:

you never hold a grudge,

You think I'm far too wonderful

to criticize or judge.

It seems your greatest joy in life

is being close to me.

I never knew how comforting

your warm soft fur would be.

I know you think you're human

but I'm glad it isn't true

The world would be a nicer place

If folks were more like you.

A few short years are all we have

One day we'll have to part.

But you my pet will always have

a place within my heart.

Author Unknown

Are you missing a much-loved member of your family?

We now offer a way to advertise your lost or found pet on our website!

Click here for more information!

Click the picture below to see helpful tips on how to find your lost pet!

LHS keeps a Lost & Found file to help you find your furry friends, and we check the Lost & Found ads in the local newspaper daily to help people and their pets reunite!

Call 517.263.FIND today to file a report!

Are you thinking of adding a shelter dog to your family? Are you unsure if your children know how to be safe with dogs?

Have them play the Safe and Sound Safety Factor Challenge on The Kennel Club's website.

Click the picture for local

Pet Sitting,

Dog Boarding,

and Obedience Classes!

"Top 10 Human Medications That Poison Our Pets"

Click the Pill Bottle below to find what medications of yours are harmful to your pets!

For Your Information: CANINE HEARTWORMS

Canine heartworms are parasites that infest the heart of a dog. It takes only a once-a-month pill from your veterinarian to prevent this life-threatening disease in your beloved pet. If contracted, this mosquito-transmitted disease can be treated, but if left untreated an infected dog will slowly die.

Heartworm treatments are very expensive, and in order to treat this very curable condition in our strays, we need help from the community.

If you would like to contribute to our Heartworm Treatment Fund, please contact us at 517.263.3463 to make a donation today!

Veterinary care is just one of the many things LHS does for unwanted or neglected animals... And your contributions make this possible every day.

Thank you so much for your support, and please read on to find out more about volunteer opportunities and the animals we care for!