Pet Memorial Trees
Plant Trees in National Forests for a Beloved Companion
Pet Memorial Trees
Plant Trees in National Forests
for a Beloved Companion
Pets are part of the family.
Remember them with a tree of their own.
"Of all the sympathy gifts I received when my dog Bailey died, this was my favorite. I guarantee Bailey would approve too! Thank you for making a difficult time a little easier."
~ John R.
What is a Pet Memorial Tree?
A pet memorial tree is a living tribute planted in memory of a special pet. Thoughtfully planted within America’s national forests and other woodlands, it offers a meaningful and enduring alternative to flowers and a lasting expression of sympathy, remembrance, and love.
Creating an Enduring Tribute
Planting a tree in memory of a pet who has passed is a unique gift that really stands out. Trees symbolize endurance, renewal, and hope. As they grow over the years, they stand as a quiet reminder of the wonderful memories and experiences that are only possible by the unconditional love of a pet.
Your Gift Includes
- Trees planted in memory of someone special
- Personalized, handmade keepsake gift card
- Your choice of national planting programs
- First Class or Express Mail delivery
- Fast turnaround, usually within 2 business days
- Responsive customer support when you need it
Memorial Card Designs
Each memorial tree gift includes a personalized keepsake card announcing the trees planted in memory of your loved one, a private note card for personal sentiments, a commemorative tree charm, and protective presentation packaging. Gifts are assembled by hand and typically ship within two business days.
Vice President, Partnerships at the Arbor Day Foundation

Ready to Create Your Memorial Tree Gift?
Choose your planting package and personalize your keepsake card. We’ll take care of the rest.
How Tree Planting Works
Forest restoration remains an important need across the United States. Tree planting projects help restore areas affected by wildfire, storms, insects, disease, and other environmental challenges. Through partnerships with professional forestry and conservation organizations, trees are planted where they can provide lasting ecological benefits for generations to come.
Still have questions? Below are answers to some of the questions we receive most often from our customers.
Who Plants The Trees?
Trees are planted through established reforestation programs operated by conservation organizations, forestry professionals, and government agencies. Together, these programs restore forests damaged by wildfire, storms, insects, and other environmental challenges.
Can I Visit My Tree?
Because trees are planted as part of large-scale forest restoration projects, often in remote and areas spanning thousands of acres, visits are generally not possible. Additionally, neither planting areas nor individual trees are not marked or identified, so there is no way to establish that any particular tree resulted from any particular order.
When Are Trees Planted?
Most planting takes place in the spring, when conditions are best for seedling survival and long-term growth. Orders placed throughout the year are included in upcoming planting cycles.
How Fast Will the Gift Arrive?
We try very hard to send out your gift within 2 business days of your order. We offer First Class and Express Mail as options you select within the checkout process.
Where are The Trees Planted?
Planting projects focus on areas where forests have been damaged by wildfire, storms, disease, insects, or other environmental impacts. Programs are established by the US Forest Service and other civic agencies. Basically, trees are planted where they are needed most.
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For Pet Care Professionals
If you work in a veterinary clinic, animal hospital, crematory, hospice, rescue, or other pet care service organization, you are eligible to receive discounted pricing on pet memorial trees, helping you to extend your compassion to families during one of life's difficult moments.
Why We Do What We Do
Every memorial tree helps restore forests affected by wildfire, storms, disease, and other environmental challenges. Together, we are helping create healthier forests for future generations.




