ITA Bookstore
All these books are highly recommended or we wouldn't have bothered to include them on this list. Furthermore, when you purchase a book though the ITA bookstore, 5% of the purchase price will go to the Intermountain Therapy Animals non-profit organization (at no extra cost to you).
If the book you are looking for isn't in our bookstore, fill out a simple form to get it added to our bookstore. All you need is the ISBN and the title of the book.
The Loss of a Pet
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Dogs Have Souls Too—The Spirit of Miss Sarah, by George Watson and Emily Watson. PMD Inc.
Paperback, 100 pages |
Churches throughout the world offer little comfort to grieving owners of dying or deceased pets. This fact is brought to light when Sarah’s owners seek comfort from their priest who presents them with the overwhelming opinion that animals are soulless. The Watsons send this message: In the absence of comforting spiritual leadership there is a need for animal stories that deal with death. To uplift one another each of us need to share our personal experiences. One way to do this is through the telling of dreams. Having dreams of our animals can be reassuring and spiritually healing.
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Between Pets and People: The Importance of Animal Companionship, by Alan Beck and Aaron Katcher. Purdue University Press. Paperback, 336 pages |
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Dog Heaven, written and illustrated by Cynthia Rylant. The Blue Sky Press, 1995. School & Library Binding |
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Coping with the Loss of a Pet, by Christina M. Lerniux, Ph.D. Wallace Clark Publishers, Reading, PA, 1992. Paperback |
This book is currently out-of-print. It is not stocked by Barnes&Noble.com. However, you can check availability though their network of dealers. |
| Death of a Pet: Answers to Questions for Children and Animal Lovers of All Ages, by Shirl and J. W. Potter, Sr., and George J. Koss. Guidelines Publications, 1991. | This book is currently out-of-print. It is not stocked by Barnes&Noble.com. However, you can check availability though their network of dealers. |
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A Final Act of Caring, Ending the life of an animal friend, by Mary and Herb Montgomery. Montgomery Press, 1993. Paperback, 31 pages |
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Good-Bye My Friend, Grieving the death of a Pet, by Mary and Herb Montgomery Montgomery Press, 1991. Paperback |
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Pet Loss: A Thoughtful Guide for Adults and Children, by Herbert A. Neiburg and Arlene Fisher. Harper & Row, 1982. Paperback, 176 pages |
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Pet Loss and Human Bereavement, by Kay, Nuburg, Kutscher, Grey and Nieburg. 1995. The Iowa State University Press. Paperback |
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The Human-Animal Bond & Grief, by Laurel Lagoni, Carolyn Butler, & Suzanne Hetts. W.B. Saunders Co., 1994. Paperback |
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The Loss of a Pet, by Wallace Sife, Ph.D. Howell Book House, 1993. Hardcover, 164 pages |
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| Remembering Pets, by Lynne Martin Erickson & Kathryn Leide. Bi-folkal Productions, 1993. | This book is currently out-of-print. It is not stocked by Barnes&Noble.com. However, you can check availability though their network of dealers. |
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When Your Pet Dies: How to Cope With Your Feelings, by Jamie Quackenbush, M.S.W., and Denise Graveline. Simon and Schuster, 1985. Published by Pocket Books |
This book is currently out-of-print. It is not stocked by Barnes&Noble.com. However, you can check availability though their network of dealers. |
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