Trust and safety

How we care for your memories


This page is maintained by the Pets Cemetery team to answer common questions about privacy, visibility, payments and moderation. It describes the controls available in the product today. It is not a certification, an audit result or independent verification.

You decide who can see a memorial


Every memorial has an explicit visibility setting, and it is yours to change at any time.

  • Public — the memorial can be visited by anyone, appears in our memorial directory and may be indexed by search engines.
  • Unlisted — reachable only by its link. It is excluded from our directory and marked so that search engines do not index it.
  • Private — visible only to you while signed in to the account that created it.

Drafts are never public. A memorial becomes visible to others only after you publish it.

Accounts and access


Accounts are protected by email and password sign-in or by Google sign-in. Only the account that created a memorial can edit it, change its visibility or delete it. Our database enforces this ownership at the data layer rather than only in the interface.

We will never ask you for your password or a verification code by email. If you receive a message that does, please report it to us.

Payments


Tributes, credit packs and memorial plans are paid through Stripe. Card details are entered directly with Stripe's secure checkout and are never stored on our servers. We keep only a record of the purchase — what was bought, when, the amount and its status — so that we can support you and issue receipts.

Digital tributes such as candles, roses and hearts are symbolic images shown on a memorial page. They are virtual symbols only: nothing physical is produced, shipped or delivered. Refunds are handled according to our refund policy.

Content, moderation and reporting


Memorials and tribute messages are written by the people who use Pets Cemetery. Our community guidelines set out what is not acceptable: harassment, hateful content, graphic imagery, impersonation, advertising and content that breaches someone else's rights.

We do not publish invented memorials, invented tributes or invented statistics anywhere on this site. Everything shown in our directory was created by a real account holder who chose to make it public.

If you see something that should not be here, write to privacy@petscemetery.com with the memorial link and a short description. Memorial owners can also remove individual tribute messages from their own page.

Your data


We collect the information needed to run your account and your memorials: your email address, your profile details, the memorial content you upload and a record of your purchases. Our privacy policy explains this in full, including how to request a copy of your data or its deletion.

Deleting a memorial removes it from public view and from our directory. Search engines may keep a cached copy for a period afterwards, which is outside our control.

What we are not


Pets Cemetery is a digital memorial platform. We are not a physical cemetery, burial ground, crematorium or veterinary provider, and we do not arrange or broker those services. Guidance published here is general educational and emotional-support information, not medical, psychological, veterinary or legal advice.

Frequently asked questions


Who can see my pet's memorial?
You choose. A public memorial can be found and indexed by search engines. An unlisted memorial is reachable only by its link and is not indexed. A private memorial is visible only to you while signed in.
Can I change the visibility later?
Yes. You can move a memorial between private, unlisted and public at any time from your dashboard, and you can unpublish it entirely.
Who can post a tribute on my memorial?
Visitors to a public or unlisted memorial can leave a symbolic tribute with an optional short message. Tributes are digital symbols only — no physical item is sent or delivered.
How are payments handled?
Payments are processed by Stripe. Card details are entered directly with Stripe and are never stored on Pets Cemetery servers.

Preserve their story


Add a photograph, a few dates and the memories you never want to lose. Your pet's memorial can stay private, unlisted or public — the choice is always yours.