'We recognise that pain of loss': Pet memorial garden to open in Dublin 

The DSPCA has described the garden as “a reflective and dedicated space for people who wish to honour the memory of a beloved pet whom they have loved and lost”.

The DSPCA has described the garden as “a reflective and dedicated space for people who wish to honour the memory of a beloved pet whom they have loved and lost”.

The country’s largest memorial garden where animal lovers can remember their beloved pets will officially be opened by the Dublin Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals on Friday.

The area, which is on the grounds of its rescue shelter in Rathfarnham in south Dublin, is more than two acres and provides seating and a colourful rainbow bridge for those wishing to visit.

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