Baltimore Humane Society Memorial Park

Baltimore Humane Society Memorial Park Pet Bereavement Support Group monthly: RSVP to [email protected]. The loss of a pet can be a devastating blow.

Our pets are often loved as a member of our family, and we believe their passing should be treated with the same respect. Nicodemus Memorial Park at Baltimore Humane Society has created this page as a place of education, solace, and sharing. We hope you'll find it helpful during your time of grief.

Pet Memorial Sunday is September 13! RSVP today to reserve your seat to petlossconnect@bmorehumane.orgSPEAKER SPOTLIGHT:...
08/31/2026

Pet Memorial Sunday is September 13! RSVP today to reserve your seat to [email protected]

SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT:
Cadence Lewis

Cadence is a senior at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, where she is part of the university’s accelerated B.A./M.A. program. She majors in History, with minors in Public History and Asian Studies.

Project Summary:
Over the summer, Cadence worked with BHS as a history intern–researching the organization's earliest years, the history of animal cemeteries in the region, and BHS Memorial Park within those contexts. Much of her research focused on learning more about the pets who have been laid to rest in the cemetery over the past century–uncovering stories and memories of animals who were deeply loved and long-remembered. She's honored to share some of those unique and poignant stories at Pet Memorial Sunday.

Our 15th Annual Pet Memorial Sunday is September 13 at 6 pm!RSVP petlossconnect@bmorehumane.org to reserve your seats.Ba...
08/27/2026

Our 15th Annual Pet Memorial Sunday is September 13 at 6 pm!
RSVP [email protected] to reserve your seats.

Baltimore Humane Society Memorial Park is the final resting place for so many beloved pets, including "Cora" & "Boy" two of the first guide dogs in the US. Their caretaker was Arthur Sewell, first custodian of the Baltimore Flag House and locally famous not only for his work and residence at the Flag House but also for being a person who is blind but an excellent bowler!

Learn all about some of our fascinating history with our history intern, Cadence, at Pet Memorial Sunday on Sunday, September 13!

Cadence is joining us as a guest speaker and she will tell us some of the many interesting stories about the people and pets of BHS Memorial Park.

08/19/2026
PET MEMORIAL SUNDAY is Sunday, September 13RSVP petlossconnect@bmorehumane.org to reserve your seat today SPEAKER SPOTLI...
08/18/2026

PET MEMORIAL SUNDAY is Sunday, September 13
RSVP [email protected] to reserve your seat today
SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT: Nathan Nardi

Nathan Nardi is Director of Cemetery Operations for the Archdiocese of Baltimore and Director of New Cathedral Cemetery, Maryland's largest Catholic cemetery. In this role, he oversees cemetery operations, master planning, preservation, and the long-term stewardship of more than 50 Catholic cemeteries, while helping families navigate one of life's most meaningful moments with dignity, compassion, and respect.

Nathan is the author of "Missing Nemo", a heartfelt children's book inspired by the love we share with our pets and the lasting memories they leave behind. Through storytelling, he helps children and families explore themes of love, loss, hope, and remembrance in a gentle and meaningful way.

At Pet Memorial Sunday, Nathan will share the inspiration behind "Missing Nemo", discuss the true story that led to its creation, and reflect on the special bond between people and their beloved animal companions. His presentation celebrates the healing power of remembrance and the enduring place our pets hold in our hearts.

Nathan will have copies of "Missing Nemo" at our reception table.

Nathan's book "Missing Nemo" can also be found on his website, thecemeteryguy.com

Pet Memorial Sunday is September 13! RSVP/more info below to save your seat. PET MEMORIAL SUNDAYSpeaker Spotlight:Kelly ...
08/12/2026

Pet Memorial Sunday is September 13! RSVP/more info below to save your seat.

PET MEMORIAL SUNDAY

Speaker Spotlight:

Kelly Evans, founder "Briar Fosters"

Back by demand.
Kelly is the founder of Briar Fosters (Briar_Fosters on Instagram). Kelly is a tireless and dedicated "fospice" mom. She fosters dogs who are terminally ill and gives them a safe, comfortable home in their last days.

Kelly's home is filled with love, treats, hikes and all the attention and medical care her fosters need. Kelly will share her experience, stories and wisdom with us.

Everyone who has ever lost a pet or who is facing a loss is invited to attend this unique event commemorating National Pet Memorial Day. Please join us as we remember and celebrate all the pets who have touched our lives.

RSVP petlossconnect@bmorehumane,.org

PET MEMORIAL SUNDAY SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT:Amy Schunick:Pet Memorial Sunday is Sunday, September 13!https://www.facebook.com/...
08/05/2026

PET MEMORIAL SUNDAY SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT:
Amy Schunick:

Pet Memorial Sunday is Sunday, September 13!
https://www.facebook.com/events/931930329337370

Amy earned her MSW from the University of Maryland School of Social Work in 1994 and spent the next fifteen years working with children and families at Jewish Community Services in Baltimore. During that time, the loss of a beloved pet deepened her understanding of the human–animal bond and set her on a new path.
She founded Molly's Hope, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, initially focused on raising funds and awarding grants to help families access emergency, life-saving veterinary care. Over time, however, she found herself spending as much time counseling pet owners in crisis—exploring the profound connections they shared with their animals and the emotional toll of medical emergencies—as she did fundraising. Looking back, she can see she had already discovered veterinary social work.
In March 2024, Amy made it official, becoming the second practicing veterinary social worker in the state of Maryland when she joined Chesapeake Veterinary Referral Center (CVRC). There, she supports both clients and staff through the full emotional spectrum of veterinary medicine — from navigating difficult diagnoses and end-of-life decisions to processing anticipatory grief and the profound loss that follows the death of a beloved animal. She also provides compassionate support to the veterinary team itself, helping clinicians and staff cope with the emotional demands of their work, including compassion fatigue, moral distress, and the weight of bearing witness to both the joy and heartbreak that define life in veterinary medicine.

Everyone is invited to this special event. RSVP petlossconnect@bmorehumane.org or call 410-833-8848 ext 219
08/05/2026

Everyone is invited to this special event. RSVP [email protected] or call 410-833-8848 ext 219

Like the tribute to sweet Alfred pictured here, our pets leave an undeniable mark in our lives. "No one has spread more ...
07/30/2026

Like the tribute to sweet Alfred pictured here, our pets leave an undeniable mark in our lives. "No one has spread more love in one lifetime. Your love lives on. Forever in our hearts.” ♥️

If you are grieving a loss, you don't have to carry it alone. Join our monthly online Pet Loss Support Group this upcoming Tuesday at 7:00PM via Google Meet.

Everyone is welcome to join, share, or simply listen in a supportive space.

📩 Please email [email protected] to receive details for login.

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1601 Nicodemus Road
Reisterstown, MD
21136

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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