OriginDesigned Personalised, Pet Memorial for a Hamster, Grave Marker, Ground Stake - Outdoor for use in the Garden or place in a Plant Pot - Waterproof and Hard Wearing. (Graphic)

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Here are a few poems that would be appropriate for a hamster’s funeral. But, of course, most of these pieces would work for any animal. Uplifting Hamster Funeral Poems Here’s another poem that describes how strange it feels to return home and not have your pet welcome you. We must apologize for not finding many poems explicitly written about the death of a hamster. However, we would like to suggest that you write one on your own. This poem isn’t specifically about the death of an animal. However, we added it to our list because it has a similar theme to the Rainbow Bridge.

When writing a eulogy, share pleasant memories of the deceased. Consider sharing a favorite quote or song lyric to describe how you feel regarding the loss. The best memories involve those that are heartfelt and sincere. Try to speak from the heart. Prayer ideas This “poem” is an Anglican hymn written by Cecil Frances Alexander. It was initially published in Hymns for Little Children .

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You might start with a piece that describes the characteristics of your pet. Perhaps you can use your poem to tell a funny story about your hamster. Or you might want to write about how you felt following the death of your pet. You can conduct a ceremony as simple or in-depth as you wish. It can be a three-minute goodbye or last all day.

One of the most famous poems about the loss of a pet is “The Rainbow Bridge.” This poem describes a pet afterlife, where pets wait for their owners to join them after their deaths. You may consider looking for lists of songs for a pet’s funeral or you may want to simply choose a song that has a special meaning to you. Some phrases in this poem might need to be edited to work for a hamster’s funeral. However, we love how this poem speaks plainly about missing a pet: You might also look through lists of funeral poems to find words of comfort. 1. “The Rainbow Bridge” by Paul C. Dahm If cremation is an option in your area, you may have to choose between a private cremation where you would receive your hamster’s cremated remains or group cremation. You won't pay as much for group cremations, but you will not necessarily have your pet’s cremains to scatter or bury.

The more people you invite to an event, the more complicated the logistics. Think about parking and restroom facilities. Depending on the length of the event, you may need to serve food or drinks. 6. Think about how you would like to memorialize the life of your pet We often run across the work of amateur poets that makes us smile. In particular, this is one of the only poems about pet loss that we found that mentions “poo.” You may consider lighting a candle and spending a moment reflecting on your hamster's life as you say goodbye.