Dignity Pet Crematorium

06/05/2026

Dogs change lives. We already know that.

So when the chance came to abseil Spinnaker Tower for Hearing Dogs for Deaf People — the charity that trains dogs to be the ears of their deaf and hard of hearing owners — we didn’t hesitate.

(The heights, we hesitated about. The cause, not for a second.)

Thank you to every single person who donated and cheered us on. £971 raised for dogs who truly change everything. 💙🐾

05/05/2026

This week is Dying Matters Awareness Week — and it's asking a question that tends to stay with you.

Have you told someone what you'd want for your pet?

For most of us, it's a question that doesn't often get asked. But quietly, many pet owners carry a version of it: if the time came, would the people around me know what I'd want for them?

Those who've taken the time to put their wishes down often tell us it brought them peace, not sadness. When the moment arrives, the focus can stay where it belongs — on being present, on love, on a gentle goodbye — rather than on trying to make decisions that could have been made in quieter times.

Our pre-payment form is there for whenever you feel ready. Your own time, your own pace. Everything from how you'd like your pet to be cared for to the keepsakes you'd want to hold close — it's all there waiting.

You don't have to decide anything today. But if it feels right, we're here.

https://www.dignitypetcrem.co.uk/pre-cremation-wishes/

03/05/2026

A picture says a thousand words Ladybug Art

Sending love to all those who’ve had to say goodbye to a special soul ❤️🐾

I couldn’t follow where you were going
so I stayed and learned how to miss you instead.

03/05/2026

What a lovely idea from South Downs Funeral Service ❤️ ✉️

03/05/2026

Dignity in April. Bluebells in the woodlands, blossom on the trees, and a few very happy dogs along the way. Every month here reminds us why this place is so special — and why the care we give matters so much. Here's to May. 🌿

02/05/2026

Team Dignity ready to abseil down Spinnaker Tower for Hearing Dogs for Deaf People!

Thank you to everyone who has supported us and helped raise money for this wonderful charity.

Wish us luck! It seems like a long way down 💙

01/05/2026

Time doesn't take your love away. It just makes more room for it to settle gently into your days. We think of all the families we've had the privilege of caring for, and we know — love doesn't leave.

01/05/2026

Take a walk in our gardens…
Where every moment is held with care. 🌿

01/05/2026

This week, the nation said goodbye to Ted — the scruffy, biscuit-stealing, riverbank-roaming Patterdale Terrier mix who stole hearts on Gone Fishing. Rescued from a dog's home as a puppy, Ted went on to become one of the most beloved animals on British television. But to his family, he was simply their dog.

Bob Mortimer called him "the best companion and the greatest little chum." Paul Whitehouse said he wasn't a dog; he was a species all of his own.

That's the thing about a dog like Ted. He wasn't just a companion, he was the heart of it all.

Rest peacefully, Ted. We're joining with so many others in sending our thoughts to Bob, Paul, Lisa, and everyone who loved him. 💙

Ted first appeared in Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing in 2020 and became popular with fans.

30/04/2026

This Saturday, three of us will be stepping off the top of Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth and abseiling all the way down, in aid of the wonderful Hearing Dogs for Deaf People.

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People train dogs to alert their owners to everyday sounds that many of us take for granted — a doorbell, a smoke alarm, a baby crying. The difference they make is life-changing.

We're incredibly proud of our team for taking this on. If you'd like to sponsor us, the link is https://events.hearingdogs.org.uk/fundraisers/TheDignityTeam

Every donation, however small, means the world. 🐾

29/04/2026

We are blessed to be surrounded by wildlife at Dignity Pet Crematorium including deer who pop in to our beautiful Gardens.

That’s why we’re sharing this important information by the britishdeersociety and Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary on deer collisions.

I always remember my father telling me - if you see a deer crossing the road slow right down as there could well be others about to cross behind it - advice that has saved me (and them) on a few occasions.

Just this weekend a friend sadly hit a deer so please watch the short video in the link, pass on this information and drive safely ❤️ 🦌

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CYxiNTuGK/?mibextid=wwXIfr