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| The Dolores McCall Pet Tribute Garden A Gift of the Class of 1972 | |
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| The Dolores McCall Pet Tribute Garden, located near the entrance to the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine’s Small Animal Hospital, provides an opportunity for you to honor the human-animal bond and pay tribute to your animal companions with a permanent legacy. We invite you to commemorate a beloved pet within the garden with a plaque featuring personal words of tribute honoring the special relationships you share with your pet(s). Especially designed for caregivers and pets, the Dolores McCall Pet Tribute Garden provides a peaceful walkway of reflection surrounded by trees, plants and boulders. A wrought iron trellis denotes the entryway into the garden while a gravel path leads to a central area that contains a four-sided, six-foot brick monument. Each side of the monument will display personalized bronze plaques in three different sizes. Life-size bronze statues of pets may also be created as a tribute (limited supply). The inspiration for the Dolores McCall Pet Tribute Garden came from the School of Veterinary Medicine Class of 1972. The class wanted to create a place of reverence and honor for all creatures touched by the human-animal bond. |
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