Welcome to Tucker’s Treehouse, a dedicated sanctuary where grieving children and teens can find comfort, community, and healing after the loss of a loved one.
Named in honor of Tucker, Hospice of Western Kentucky’s beloved therapy dog and faithful companion, Tucker’s Treehouse was created to reflect the same comfort, compassion, playfulness, and unconditional love that Tucker brought to every child and family he met. His gentle presence became a source of peace during some of life’s hardest moments — inspiring a space where grieving children can feel safe, supported, and understood.
Created in response to a growing need within our community, and inspired by nationally recognized models of grief support, Tucker’s Treehouse provides peer-based programs for children and teens who have experienced the death of a loved one.
Through group sessions, art therapy, guided play, and meaningful connection with others who understand their journey, children are given the tools, encouragement, and space to process grief at their own pace. Led by trained volunteers and caring professionals, Tucker’s Treehouse reminds every child that even in loss, they are never alone.