We have completed a major remodel.
Links to our favorite sites
Jeanne Wenzel, our favorite artist.
Being the oldest, most established pet cemetery in the San Francisco Bay Area necessitates special responsibilities We will be here when you need us. We will provide you with caring, conscientious service at your time of need. We will maintain our grounds that you can be proud of them as we are. We allow visitation that you may find comfort and solace at your pet's grave site. Some say that we are the most visited cemetery in Colma. We will always look our best and try our best to comfort your loss.
Our pledge is to provide professional dignified service at a reasonable cost to our clients. Most people we deal with have never experienced death and have no idea of how to go about providing for a deceased pet. We are asked whether the great love people have for their pets is normal. We explain that once we, as humans, are seduced by the unconditional love that pets provide it changes us profoundly and forever. We pride ourselves for providing counseling and services to our clients at times of great sorrow and stress.
I will be with you every day, not with my body, which is of no
importance, but with my soul that lasts forever.
When a pet we love passes away our grief is often unbearable.
Like an overflowing river, we are sometimes overcome with
feelings of loss and loneliness.
The light of love that exists between us and the pet we have lost
shines forever brightly in the memories we treasure deep within our heart.
With time, there is healing and then love remains.
Owned and operated by Phillip and Irene C'de Baca since 1972, Irene is the daughter of the founders Earl and Julia Taylor granddaughter of Irene Lagomarsino. GOLIGUY, as her grandsons call her, is a 4th generation Colma native, a genuine wonderful grandmother, and has assisted pet lovers most of her life.
We are members of International Association of Pet Cemeteries. http://www.iaopc.com
We are members of The Daly City Colma Chamber of Commerce.
We are the proud owners of "Bullet" (or does he own us?) staff Rottweiler now 10 years old. Bullet and has undergone cataract surgery the last week in December 1998 to correct a diabetic condition. He suffered a major loss of blood on January 18, received 4 units of synthetic blood and seemed to be recovering. He passed away Saturday January 23, 1999 at 9:00AM. He made some major memories for me and my family and all the people that met him. He will be missed greatly.
So Long Bullet, I'll be seeing you one of these days.
We feed wild birds here, every day of the year. One would think they might give my car a break.
