Pet letter reply service from ‘Bliss Land’
‘Walgaon’, a virtual memorial hall developed and operated by ‘Four Pose’, which operates a pet funeral home, is introducing a new service.
‘Walk On’ is an online virtual memorial space service opened by Four Pose as part of Pet Loss Syndrome care, allowing guardians who have lost their pets to easily create a memorial space in the form of an exhibition hall online.
‘Walked On’ not only displays memorial photos, but also allows visitors to easily leave greetings and condolences in the guestbook, serving as a community where guardians who share the same grief can comfort each other.
The new service provided by ‘Walgaon’ is a letter exchange function in addition to the guestbook function from the user’s perspective. When you write and send a letter to your pet, the pet in the Four Pose worldview defined as Blissland sends you a reply. It proceeds as follows.
The letter is sent in reply by creating an image and text using AI based on the pet’s appearance during life and the text of the letter sent by the guardian.
Blissland is an afterlife world where pets live beyond the Rainbow Bridge, newly defined by Four Pose.
An official from Fourpose said, “After opening the walk service, we saw a significant number of guardians writing letters to their pets and asking how they were, and we developed and provided this function after thinking about ways to provide more comfort to the guardians out of their sad hearts. “We plan to develop and provide a variety of pet loss care programs both online and offline in the future for guardians suffering from pet loss syndrome,” he said.
Based on the motto of ‘providing the right services to ensure a safe life for pets and their guardians,’ Fourposes plans to focus not only on services limited to funerals this year, but also on pet loss syndrome care services for the guardians left behind. plan.
As part of this project, starting with the online memorial hall ‘Walked’, we plan to open the ‘Four Pose Help Care Center’ in downtown Seoul in the second half of the year, where you can experience programs and activities for Pet Loss Syndrome.
Oh Tae-hwan, CEO of Petdoc, the operator of Fourposes, said, “We will develop and provide a variety of programs that are not limited to simply the pet funeral service itself, but can also comfort the hearts of the guardians.”
Choi Yong-seok, Donga.com reporter [email protected]
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