1. Nonprofit group buys abandoned Pet Memorial Park in Cedar Hill

Cedar Hill, TX - Thousands of pets buried at the Pet Memorial Park in Cedar Hill should rest a little easier after a nonprofit group purchased the property at auction Tuesday.

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2. Looking Back: Effort to save Cedar Hill pet cemetery gains momentum

Cedar Hill, TX - Pet Memorial Park in Cedar Hill has drawn legions of animal lovers since it opened in the 1940s.  It sits along U.S. Highway 67 in southern Cedar Hill in the middle of an area that is zoned industrial. It holds the remains of...

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3. Official Story of Saturday's Clean-Up

Cedar Hill, TX - In a tremendous show of faith, especially in the face of some serious weather uncertainties, a large group, combined of Cedar Hill Pet Memorial Project board members and volunteers, showed up in force at 7:30 am on Saturday morning,...

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4. Pictures of Pet Cemetary

Click Here to View some Pictures of Cedar Hill's Pet Memorial Park

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5. Bennie Jett's Story

Cedar Hill, TX On August 16, 2011, after the untimely death of their young dog Bennie Jett, the Brandon Family made plans to lay her to rest next to their other 2 dogs currently in Pet Memorial Park.

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6. The Bennie Jett Brandon Memorial Fund Trust

A promise made .... ••• A promise kept. "A promise made ..• a promise kept" is about the many families who lovingly laid their pets to rest in the Pet Memorial Park in Cedar Hill. The burial plans made for our pets - who ARE our...

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7. Volunteers & Donations Needed

Project Background: Cedar Hill, TX - Save the Cedar Hill Pet Memorial Park Board is a nonprofit, 501(c} (3) organization created to save the pet cemetery in Cedar Hill. Property taxes have been in arrears since 2004, and in order to recover back...

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8. Cedar Hill residents rally in attempt to save pet cemetery from possible Dallas County auction

Cedar Hill, TX - The headstones carry similar messages: “Our loving baby boy”; “Our baby girl we love you”; “Just two old boys you and me. You will be sadly missed. Love, your papa, James Lee Dixon.” Richard Jackson buried his first pet...

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