Animated dog bereavement card – a tribute to a faithful companion
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This animated card was designed to gently accompany the loss of a beloved pet, a life companion deeply present in everyday life.
Through a soft and soothing message, it allows you to express what words sometimes struggle to say, with respect, discretion, and sincerity.
The animation highlights memories, shared love, and the paw print left by a dog who mattered, without ever being excessive.
A discreet tribute, designed to soothe and preserve memory.
This card can be given to a grieving loved one or kept as a personal, intimate, and comforting memento.
Personalization included
Each card can be personalized to make the tribute unique:
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dog's name
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years of life
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dog's photo
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customizable text
What the card contains
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digital animated card in mp4 format
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immediate access after purchase
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sober and respectful design for pet bereavement
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smooth playback on computer, tablet, and mobile
Format and usage
Digital product only.
No physical delivery.
The card can be:
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sent by email
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shared by message
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kept as a personal memento
Important
Due to the digital and personalized nature of this product, no refunds are possible after download.
How to access and edit your card
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Click on the link received after your order.
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Canva will open automatically.
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Log in (or create a free account).
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Select "use template" to open your copy.
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Only modify the designated areas (name, dates, text, photo) to maintain the aesthetic of the design.
Download your card
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PNG: ideal for SMS, WhatsApp, email, social media.
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High-quality PDF: perfect for printing if you wish.
24h personalization service
If you prefer the card to be personalized for you, I can do it within 24 hours.
Simply send:
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the desired text,
to contact@mycoopydesign.com
You will receive the finalized card, ready to be used and shared with your loved ones.
License
Personal use only, no resale or commercial use is permitted.
