Perfect Paws Pet Ministry

Perfect Paws Pet Ministry A ministry for people and their animal companions that celebrates the blessings of all of God's crea

12/09/2024
11/12/2024
Seeking Stories of Signs from Beloved Animals Who Have PassedDear Friends,Have you ever felt the presence of a beloved a...
10/25/2024

Seeking Stories of Signs from Beloved Animals Who Have Passed

Dear Friends,
Have you ever felt the presence of a beloved animal who has passed away? Perhaps you've seen an aura, heard a familiar sound, or sensed its comforting presence. These signs from above can bring joy and wonder and remind us of the enduring bond we share with our animal companions.
On November 17, at 5 PM, on Zoom (https://zoom.us/j/990855545...) Perfect Paws Pet Ministry will hold its annual service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving. It's a time when we remember and honor animals who have died this year and show our appreciation for the animals who currently reside with us.
As part of our special service, we will read short paragraphs contributed by you about such special moments. Whether it was a fleeting glimpse, a gentle nudge, or a profound experience, your story can offer hope and solace to others grieving the loss of their furry friends.
Please share your experiences here and we will select a few to include on November 17. Or come to our service and share the story yourself. Include the name, age, and species of the pet, how long you had it, the sign or experience that made you feel its presence after it passed, and what it meant to you.
Your words can help create a tapestry of love and remembrance, celebrating the unique and everlasting connection between humans and their animal companions.
With gratitude and anticipation, Fran Weil, pet chaplain

10/19/2024

Update 8pm: I have been claimed. Thanks for your help Peabody.

Hi, I was found in the Herrick Road area. I’m at the PD now, but if you know where I belong, can you call 978.531.1212? Much appreciated.

10/19/2024

Dylan is 2 years old and weighs 11 pounds. He was found as a stray in TX. We can't imagine no one coming to find this sweet boy. He is shy and need some time to feel comfortable but believe us, he is worth the wait. He likes other dogs but we aren't sure about cats. He is still in TX but ready to be adopted. Please share for adoption, smalldogrescuene.org

10/19/2024
10/06/2024

Virtual Blessing of the Animals officiated by The Rev. Mary Scott Miller today at All Saints Episcopal Church of the North Shore

10/04/2024

Update-Greta has a pending application

Greta Gordis is still waiting to be adopted. She is 3 years old and weighs 12 pounds. She was an owner surrender to our rescue partner in TX. She has since been vetted and will be getting groomed. She is feeling great! She likes other dogs and people. Please share for adoption. smalldogrescuene.org

10/01/2024

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Perfect Paws Pet Ministry at All Saints North Shore, Danvers, MA

In 2017, the Perfect Paws Pet Ministry -- a robust outreach ministry from All Saints Episcopal Church of the North Shore -- celebrated its seventh year of existence.

Much has changed since our first service on Sunday, May 16, 2010, when we offered a simple service of Holy Eucharist and reflection in O'Neill Hall, welcoming a large group of animal lovers who brought their beloved animal companions to church to experience something new and different ... and oh so loving!

In 2010, a story on our new worship initiative -- written by Ethan Forman for the Salem News -- was picked up by the Associated Press and carried all over the United States and the world! We still maintain relationships with people who read that story and reached out to us from the U.S. and Germany, Ireland, Italy and Hungary with requests for "paper prayers" for their ill or deceased animal friends. And many members of that original congregation -- nearly eight years ago -- still come to our monthly services, some with their original animal companions. Some -- who have lost their beloved animal friends -- come without, or have brought new ones to introduce to what has grown into a close and supportive community of some 40 or more people who congregate on the third Sunday of each month, from 5 to 5:30 p.m.

Our candle-lighting service of Thanksgiving and Remembrance, each November, is a huge draw, as is our Christmas for the Animals service in December.