A peaceful place

I'm a pet lover especially dogs. My pet and house trained dog is already 1 year and 9 months old. She's a medium size dog and my first house pet. Since she is treated as a family member, I was wondering what if the time comes and she needs to leave us permanently. Where can I lay her to final rest. I know that dogs can live 10 to 15 years max.

One time I was walking around Clark Freeport. I was brought to halt and I was in awe and amazed at the same time when I saw this place. I was not bringing my camera when I first saw this place so I returned when I got the time last week and took these photos

Yes, it's a dog cemetery or pet cemetery. This was left by the American Air Force who once used Clark as their US Air Force Base. Here buried the K-9 friends of the American Air Force. The place is peaceful, the air is refreshing, green grass on grounds and big green trees around it. As you can see there are uniform tombstones that includes the name of the pet buried and I saw some letters and numbers on them. I don't know what are those for. Maybe some kind of registry number of some kind. I wanted to light a candle here some time. It seems that no one ever lighted a candle at this cemetery. But the place is well maintained as part of the maintenance at Clark Freeport. By the way, the pet cemetery is located near Clark Expo and Nayong Pilipino. If you will be going there, the cemetery is located on the right side of the road going to Clark Expo and Nayong Pilipino. If by any chance you know that you would pass by there, I'm knocking on your kind hearts to light atleast one candle on the entrance of the cemetery. May the good Lord bless you.