No one else is gonna be putting nice little pictures of adopted pets from 100 years ago on youtube and it genuinely makes my day better to see these mostly lost stories from such a thoughtful perspective.
This really is a great example of the power of history. I never before thought of all the wonderful stories that a pet cemetery could hold, and appreciate you going through the effort to share these (ironically) very human glimpses of the past.
I love seeing stories like these. Despite how much humanity has changed over the years, the bonds between humans and pets has been a constant through the millennia.
This one's a tear-jerker, but heart -worming- warming and humorous at times. What started the waterworks was the story of the actor George Arliss, who wanted to make sure not only the graves of his dogs, but also those of the pets who didn't have anyone to maintain them were kept up. 💐 5:00 -ish R.I.P. Jellee 🦴
Does anyone recall a Mike who tended the grounds here (and so much more) in the 80’s and 90’s? I know he’s no longer with us, RIP, but I remember him being a kind, warm, man. I wish his loved ones well. 😊
Thank you for this. I only hope someone remembers my cat Theta like this after he's gone. He's huge and an absolute powerhouse, insanely gentle, outgoing, and has incredible emotional and general intelligence. He doesn't panic and claw if you try to hold onto him after he decides he wants to go. He simply relaxes and lets it happen, and sometimes decides to stay on his own long after you let him go. I've seen him run up to apartment maintenance and pest control people and flop at their feet to ask for belly rubs, people he's never seen before. For now, he's in perfect health and has many years left ahead of him to keep spreading his love.
i know this video is a few months old, but i just put my dog to sleep last week after having him for 18 yrs. i keep thinking i see or hear him, i keep waking up ready to take him out. this broke me, but in a cathartic way. i don't have words. but i can't not subscribe. great video.
This video was special. Not too many would go to a pet cemetery. Thank you for sharing, and letting the rest of us know even back in the early pioneer days they loved and cared deeply for their fur babies.
Firstly, I am sorry about your lovely doggo, Jellee ❤️ Thank you for making this video. I am continually enthralled by your attention to detail in bringing the past to life. I applaud you for sharing these little creatures with us; long may their memories live on! And finally, on a much less serious note, I’m amazed by the variety of names from back in the day. I went to a small, old pet cemetery outside of Newcastle Upon Tyne a couple of years back with my nieces (yes, I am that kind of auntie!) and most of the names would be seen as offensive nowadays! The only one I can repeat here is of a dog: Lady Willies 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What a wonderful, peaceful cemetery, unlike human cemeteries. Human cemeteries are full of love, hate, friendship, jealousy, greed and more. This pet cemetery is full of nothing but love. A wonderful video, thanks.
Who knew that a pet cemetery could be one of the happiest videos? It’s slightly bittersweet, but it brings so much joy to see the love for these long gone pets.
I've been enjoying your channel so much since I stumbled upon it about a month ago. And yes, that last headstone brought me to tears. When I closed my eyes, I immediately saw glimpses of all the pets I've lost over the years, knowing how true their unconditional love for us is and that no matter how long it's been you still feel that loss. Every day with our pets is precious. Thank you so much for this beautiful trip of a video and the excellent work that you do.
Thank you so much for humanizing history. These are not just ciphers from the past. They were living breathing people who actually had lives. And that is what your Siri's illu straights too. Such wonderful length.
English is not my native tongue, so the good mr. King has somewhat, shall we say, made the words "Pet Cemetery" full of horror for me, because of his novel and the movie (although the difference in spelling). I will say that I like Pine Ridge version much better. Very peaceful and a place to ponder the nature of the often short, to us humans, time of companionship with a much beloved pet of any sort.
My new favorite video! I just loved all the detail about the pets. As a dog and cat mom to many rescues, this just touched my heart. Every one of them were indeed important and dearly loved by someone. We all think we have the best pets…and we are all right!
Thank you for doing this. God bless all the best friends.. they never lie about you or spread rumors.. they just are always there when you need a true friend.
That’s a lovely video, thanks, and sorry for your loss. My current crazy little dogs are such characters that I can’t really imagine them not being here.
You are awesome. Thank you so much for your unique and interesting content. I really appreciate all the research you do for your videos. I’m a history teacher from New York.
You are the best. You have a real heart for this channel and have diligently done an insurmountable amount of investigating. Thanks. Can you share your first name ? ❤
Great video. I actually shed a tear at the end. Thanks for all the research, time and effort. Just found your channel, and I've already subscribed. By the way, the cat at the end reminded me of a book based on a true story of a cat named Dewey. He was a "library cat. It's a wonderful book if you ever get the chance to read it. Cheers!
My dog saved my neighbor last. She had fallen. He let me know something was wrong over at that house. I called her family. They found her. She is still alive.. just not living next door anymore.. I miss her company. She is a wonderful person.
Thanks so much for this video; I'm stunned at the age and the size of this cemetery. It also makes me ponder what to do with my cat's ashes, now in a bronze urn on my hearth. I should find a place to deposit them; I certainly don't want Othello unknowingly sold at my estate sale!
I lost my beloved cat Shadow, 14 years old (had her nearly her whole life), 3 days ago. It's been really hard. I miss her so much. I went to sit by her grave in my yard but the fleas were really bad.
I think everyone in the US knows the "Lizzie borden took an axe..." song. But I guess she loved her dogs! Where I live we cremate our pets and spread the ashes somewhere nice. Of course, unless your belief prevents it, we cremate ourselves too...
wow.. too bad not all pet cemeteries are so well maintained. maybe people could see our pets in a 100 years. but I guess they would be filled with so many pets and take up so much land
No one else is gonna be putting nice little pictures of adopted pets from 100 years ago on youtube and it genuinely makes my day better to see these mostly lost stories from such a thoughtful perspective.
I agree! He does a great job keeping history alive.
"Can she reason?" That one killed me.
Touching ending.
00:17 not me shedding tears immediately
This really is a great example of the power of history. I never before thought of all the wonderful stories that a pet cemetery could hold, and appreciate you going through the effort to share these (ironically) very human glimpses of the past.
Beautiful video, sorry for the loss of Jellee. I'm sure many of us can relate to losing pets. ♥
I love seeing stories like these. Despite how much humanity has changed over the years, the bonds between humans and pets has been a constant through the millennia.
This one's a tear-jerker, but heart -worming- warming and humorous at times. What started the waterworks was the story of the actor George Arliss, who wanted to make sure not only the graves of his dogs, but also those of the pets who didn't have anyone to maintain them were kept up. 💐 5:00 -ish
R.I.P. Jellee 🦴
Does anyone recall a
Mike who tended the grounds here (and so much more) in the 80’s and 90’s? I know he’s no longer with us, RIP, but I remember him being a kind, warm, man. I wish his loved ones well. 😊
Thank you for this. I only hope someone remembers my cat Theta like this after he's gone. He's huge and an absolute powerhouse, insanely gentle, outgoing, and has incredible emotional and general intelligence. He doesn't panic and claw if you try to hold onto him after he decides he wants to go. He simply relaxes and lets it happen, and sometimes decides to stay on his own long after you let him go. I've seen him run up to apartment maintenance and pest control people and flop at their feet to ask for belly rubs, people he's never seen before. For now, he's in perfect health and has many years left ahead of him to keep spreading his love.
i know this video is a few months old, but i just put my dog to sleep last week after having him for 18 yrs. i keep thinking i see or hear him, i keep waking up ready to take him out. this broke me, but in a cathartic way. i don't have words. but i can't not subscribe. great video.
This video was special. Not too many would go to a pet cemetery. Thank you for sharing, and letting the rest of us know even back in the early pioneer days they loved and cared deeply for their fur babies.
I love your videos cause they're local... didn't expect "quarter mile from my childhood home and mom's house local" haha
That ending had me tearing up. I appreciate the respect you show for every place you visit and the beings that inhabited there.
wow, the Dewey grave... you are special. thank you for this.
Firstly, I am sorry about your lovely doggo, Jellee ❤️
Thank you for making this video. I am continually enthralled by your attention to detail in bringing the past to life. I applaud you for sharing these little creatures with us; long may their memories live on!
And finally, on a much less serious note, I’m amazed by the variety of names from back in the day. I went to a small, old pet cemetery outside of Newcastle Upon Tyne a couple of years back with my nieces (yes, I am that kind of auntie!) and most of the names would be seen as offensive nowadays! The only one I can repeat here is of a dog: Lady Willies 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is one great little channel!
What a wonderful, peaceful cemetery, unlike human cemeteries. Human cemeteries are full of love, hate, friendship, jealousy, greed and more. This pet cemetery is full of nothing but love.
A wonderful video, thanks.
Damn, this one was touching. Had me tearing up a bit. Well done.
I teared up
Nice touch including older photos next to the video you took while making this. Great video!
Who knew that a pet cemetery could be one of the happiest videos? It’s slightly bittersweet, but it brings so much joy to see the love for these long gone pets.
this really is a gorgeous cemetery.
Rest in Peace, Jellee
I've been enjoying your channel so much since I stumbled upon it about a month ago. And yes, that last headstone brought me to tears. When I closed my eyes, I immediately saw glimpses of all the pets I've lost over the years, knowing how true their unconditional love for us is and that no matter how long it's been you still feel that loss. Every day with our pets is precious. Thank you so much for this beautiful trip of a video and the excellent work that you do.
You're a fantastic presenter! I'm new to your channel and just love it. Here's hoping you get many, many more subscribers. It seems only right.
Thank you so much for humanizing history. These are not just ciphers from the past. They were living breathing people who actually had lives. And that is what your Siri's illu straights too. Such wonderful length.
This episode made teary-eyed. Thank you for thinking of our best friends
Dammit man, you've got my bawling at work now. Great video, great channel, keep up the great work!
Just a wonderful place. 😇😇😇
Your best video yet. I loved how you researched this.
I just put both of my cats after 15 years. That last one was gorgeous. Thank you for the adventure. I miss my boys.
Wonderful, touching video. Thank you.
Man, you make the most interesting videos. These are great. I'm so glad I found your channel.
English is not my native tongue, so the good mr. King has somewhat, shall we say, made the words "Pet Cemetery" full of horror for me, because of his novel and the movie (although the difference in spelling). I will say that I like Pine Ridge version much better. Very peaceful and a place to ponder the nature of the often short, to us humans, time of companionship with a much beloved pet of any sort.
My new favorite video! I just loved all the detail about the pets. As a dog and cat mom to many rescues, this just touched my heart. Every one of them were indeed important and dearly loved by someone. We all think we have the best pets…and we are all right!
Thank you for doing this. God bless all the best friends.. they never lie about you or spread rumors.. they just are always there when you need a true friend.
There's a lot of love in that cemetery
Great video
That’s a lovely video, thanks, and sorry for your loss. My current crazy little dogs are such characters that I can’t really imagine them not being here.
What a cool, cool pet cemetery!! Lots of love and loyalty buried there. Thanks for this excellent report!
You are awesome. Thank you so much for your unique and interesting content. I really appreciate all the research you do for your videos. I’m a history teacher from New York.
Love the notable but unfindable mentions! ❤
That was beautiful. Brought tears to my eyes. Thank you!
You are the best. You have a real heart for this channel and have diligently done an insurmountable amount of investigating. Thanks. Can you share your first name ? ❤
Great video. I actually shed a tear at the end. Thanks for all the research, time and effort. Just found your channel, and I've already subscribed. By the way, the cat at the end reminded me of a book based on a true story of a cat named Dewey. He was a "library cat. It's a wonderful book if you ever get the chance to read it. Cheers!
Watched this a couple week ago and lost my cat today. "More than a cat" says it all really.
Sorry about your kitty cat❤
Thanks!
Thank you! Really appreciate the $10!
I wish I couldn't relate, but I can. RIP to all the four-legged friends I've made over the years who are no longer with us. I miss them so much.
Excited to watch tomorrow!
Edit: and it was great! Interesting and new history as always
Glad I found your channel love your stories more I watch can't get enough thanks.
My dog saved my neighbor last. She had fallen. He let me know something was wrong over at that house. I called her family. They found her. She is still alive.. just not living next door anymore.. I miss her company. She is a wonderful person.
This is so nice what a bunch of good boys
RIP Jellee 😢
What a peaceful place.
Almost cried at the end
Thanks so much for this video; I'm stunned at the age and the size of this cemetery. It also makes me ponder what to do with my cat's ashes, now in a bronze urn on my hearth. I should find a place to deposit them; I certainly don't want Othello unknowingly sold at my estate sale!
An utterly beautiful video. Thank you 🙏
I've been there. Very cool
You do some great work my friend!
Thank you.
I lost my beloved cat Shadow, 14 years old (had her nearly her whole life), 3 days ago. It's been really hard. I miss her so much. I went to sit by her grave in my yard but the fleas were really bad.
There is an interesting pet cemetery at Edinburgh Castle in Scotland
I didn't even cry when my father died but I cried during this.
I caught that Slime reference right at the end.. 😂😂😂 #freethugga
I'll remember Jellee.
❤
13:24 RIP Bozo
I would watch a 20 minute video of you optimistically commenting on the animal rescue league reports. Also Philades is super regal.
I think everyone in the US knows the "Lizzie borden took an axe..." song.
But I guess she loved her dogs!
Where I live we cremate our pets and spread the ashes somewhere nice.
Of course, unless your belief prevents it, we cremate ourselves too...
dogs is folks
This made me really miss my pitbull, duke, and now i want to get him a better headstone.
Lizzy gave $600,000 of her inherited money in her Will to the Animal Rescue Society . Her Father probably would have hated that.
It's said that people can't really die as long as there are others around to remember them. The same can be said for our pets.
🐱I am a little disappointed you didn't give Freddie's stone a little clean up.
My absolute favorite is Lizzie Borden's pets!
We had a pet cemetery here in Ohio and it was sold to a developer and the plowed the pets up and built on top of them. Sadly
Can she reason? Never met the kitty, but ill say yes.
wow.. too bad not all pet cemeteries are so well maintained. maybe people could see our pets in a 100 years. but I guess they would be filled with so many pets and take up so much land
3:09 40 wacks with a wet noodle Bart
Overactive rooster somewhere close.😄
Hardy Tarfoot 😆
😢
Pet cemetery creeps me out cuz the old movie lol
Lizzy took a ax gave her father forty wakes, when she realized what she'd done, she gave her mother forty-one.
It looks like people didn't even want to have their pets buried next to Lizzie Borden's
Someday - probably not that far in the future - this will all be single-family houses and strip malls. Maybe a golf course.
It was definitely the uncle who killed the bordens not lizzy. She was a stand up person
When else do you get the chance to say " Good boy Snow White"
I know how this movie starts
*sematary
Call me crazy, but I don't want to be the 666th person to like a video about a pet cemetery. Have a comment instead.
*_DEWEY 1898-1910. HE WAS ONLY A CAT BUT HE WAS HUMAN ENOUGH TO BE A GREAT COMFORT IN HOURS OF LONELINESS AND PAIN._*
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