Kimberly Tyler

Your Companion Through the Hardest Goodbyes.

Certified Animal Hospice and Palliative Care Advocate CHPA
Certified Pet Loss & Grief Companion CHPA
Certified Compassion Fatigue Educator
Certified Transition Life Coach
Women’s Empowerment Circle Leader
25 years in Veterinary / Animal Health — nutrition, behavior & end-of-life

**Kimberly Tyler** founded **Fur Love Forever** after experiencing the transformative grief of losing her three beloved dogs in a short period of time — Tilda, Dharma, and Samson. Their dynamic lives and sudden deaths inspired Kimberly to create a space where pet loss is treated as a sacred, significant journey.
With 25 years in the Veterinary and animal health industry, Kimberly combines professional expertise with intuitive, mystical guidance to help pet parents move through grief — not over it — and find meaning, healing, and even beauty on the other side.

At every stage of her life, in every position in her career, Kimberly remains connected and dedicated to animals. Kimberly gained experience in animal nutrition, animal behavioral studies, animal communication, and end-of-life care for our beloved pets.
Kimberly experienced an awakening at a young age that opened her to dimensions beyond what the human eye could perceive. She became aware of the “Oneness” of the universe and the simple truth of manifestation through control of thoughts and energy. Since then, that awareness guided Kimberly’s choices through every stage of her life, always with animals by her side.
Drawing on Kimberly’s personal journey and a lifelong study of ancient traditions, she aligns with the rhythms of nature to design meaningful tools that guide modern seekers toward intentional living and true healing.
**Your grief work can be supported by these cycles of the earth/universe/nature, along with personal connection and compassion.**
Kimberly helps pet parents with end-of-life rituals and through phases of grief so that they can do death differently by experiencing their beloved pet’s death as a beautiful journey and keep that unconditional love light shining.

The inspiration behind the work…

Samson Clooney Marchi Tyler died unexpectedly. At twelve years old, the quirky, funny dog was Kimberly’s heart baby. THE ONE. The pet that reaches somewhere deep in your soul and shines love in places you never knew existed. Neurological issues caused Samson’s funny, quirky behavior, and one day it took over his body.

Our favorite Veterinarians, who watched Samson grow up, didn’t want to do the euthanasia: “Please don’t ask me to do that”. The shock set in. After two decades in the Veterinary industry, Kimberly saw pet death inside the clinics from a different perspective and its effects on the staff.

After Samson's passing, Kimberly moved into the pet aftercare space to help others who experience deep grief and trauma. Especially for those who work with animals.

Samson is the fundamental reason why Kimberly does this work.

Dharma Sila Tyler died of a mast cell tumor outside of her body at the age of twelve. Kimberly kept her alive longer than Dharma wanted. But Dharma obliged because she always wanted to please. Kimberly kept her comfortable, and Dharma continuously remained by Kimberly’s side, sharing her love and wisdom. The last few months of Dharma’s life were not easy, but this brave, strong little powerhouse exuded grace and dignity.

As Kimberly’s first small dog, she fell in love instantly when Samson rescued Dharma at the age of two. The two dogs were best friends. Dharma grieved deeply when Samson passed. So much so, she nearly died of a broken heart. The grief affected Dharma’s health. We worked through the grief, and Dharma lived a few more years. A valuable lesson in how our pets grieve.

Anticipating the end, Kimberly created a beautiful end-of-life experience involving everyone who loved Dharma. The rituals brought peace, and though the emptiness remains, Dharma is still a part of daily life… and we continue to enjoy a deep connection and conversations.

MaTilda Fae Tyler was a spunky powerhouse full of love and intelligence. Only five years old when diagnosed with lymphoma. Tilda wasn’t ready to talk about it in the beginning because she felt great with plenty of energy. But that anticipation loomed. And when the day arrived, it happened quickly, without warning. Lymphoma is terrible cancer… but aren’t they all.

Tilda brought so much joy to the home upon her rescue. Tilda and Samson hit it off immediately; Samson acted like a young pup again. However, Dharma was very happy about the situation. And resented Tilda.

Too young to understand Samson’s passing, Tilda did express her deep loss at Dharma’s death, placing her front paws on Dharma’s limp body and howling a deep guttural cry when Dharma crossed the rainbow bridge.

Life changed when her two-month lymphoma prognosis came in, yet we made every day a gift for two years. Tilda continuously reminded Kimberly about the importance of the unconditional love and connection our fur babies share.