About Paw & Memory

A place for a story
that can stay.

Paw & Memory is a digital memorial service for cherished pets. It gives families a private place to gather the images, words, milestones, and shared memories that matter to them.

What we make possible

Remembering in the family’s own way.

Some families want a quiet private page. Others want to invite relatives and friends to add a tribute, share a photograph, or leave a memory. Paw & Memory is designed to make room for either choice without asking a family to fit one single version of remembrance.

01

A life, not a file

A memorial can gather the photographs, names, dates, films, and small details that make a companion’s story feel recognisable to the people who loved them.

02

A keepsake that leads back

Each memorial can be reached through a direct link or a QR keepsake, so a familiar scan can open the story wherever a family chooses to remember.

03

A circle chosen by the family

Families decide whether a memorial is private or shared. Invitations and public contributions are designed to remain under the memorial owner’s approval.

Thoughtful technology

Technology should help you find the memory, not replace it.

AINA is an archive companion for approved memorial material. It is intended to help a family revisit their own photographs, milestones, messages, and recorded memories with sources kept within that chosen archive.

The memorial owner controls the privacy setting and can decide who is invited to contribute. Public contributions remain pending until approval.

Clear boundaries

A memorial space, not a substitute for care.

Paw & Memory is not a veterinary, medical, counselling, emergency, or bereavement-treatment service. It is a digital space for preserving and sharing memories. Families seeking specialist support can speak with their veterinary practice or an appropriate qualified professional.

See how it works

Explore a clearly fictional memorial before starting your own.

Open the example

AINA technical documentation

Spanish patent application — OEPM file P202630839, filed 11 June 2026. The supplied filing-status document reports admission to processing; no BOPI publication or patent grant is represented.