About the Author

The Reverend Gary Kowalski is a Unitarian Universalist minister and the author of seven books on nature, spirituality, science, and the environment. They include "The Souls of Animals" and "Science and the Search for God." A graduate of the Harvard Divinity School, he has served congregations in Vermont, New Mexico, Washington, and Massachusetts.

Reviews

"This wonderful book is the best guide I know of that can help us deal with the death of our animal companions, whom the more we love the more we will grieve."
-- Dr. Michael W. Fox, veterinarian and syndicated columnist

"Saying goodbye to a pet soulmate is something we dread but must inevitably accept. "Goodbye, Friend" offers answers that are woven into a tapestry of care, compassion, and unconditional love for the pets with whom we've shared our hearts and homes. Then, we can become much more than our pet's best friend -- we can become healers, teachers, and angels for our friends and family when they, too, lose a beloved pet."
-- Marty Becker, DVM, coauthor of "Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover's Soul"

"The death of a beloved pet is one of the hardest things to bear. This insightful and compassionate book will help readers accept the grief and move on in their lives."
-- Philip Gonzalez, author of "The Dog Who Rescues Cats"

"Uplifting, comforting, spiritual. If you have an elderly or ailing animal companion, please read this book!"
-- Alex Pacheco, cofounder of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)
This wonderful book is the best guide I know of that can help us deal with the death of our animal companions, whom the more we love the more we will grieve.
Dr. Michael W. Fox, veterinarian and syndicated columnist
Saying goodbye to a pet soulmate is something we dread but must inevitably accept. "Goodbye, Friend" offers answers that are woven into a tapestry of care, compassion, and unconditional love for the pets with whom we ve shared our hearts and homes. Then, we can become much more than our pet s best friend we can become healers, teachers, and angels for our friends and family when they, too, lose a beloved pet.
Marty Becker, DVM, coauthor of "Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover s Soul"
The death of a beloved pet is one of the hardest things to bear. This insightful and compassionate book will help readers accept the grief and move on in their lives.
Philip Gonzalez, author of "The Dog Who Rescues Cats"
Uplifting, comforting, spiritual. If you have an elderly or ailing animal companion, please read this book!
Alex Pacheco, cofounder of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)"