Your Pet’s Last Moments Can Be Beautiful Ones
It’s a difficult concept for any of us to truly understand, but our pet’s passing—while terribly sad—can be tremendously beautiful. This requires the right setting—your pet, inside his or her home—and a provider who understands the power of the human-pet bond.
Your dog or cat is not an animal that happens to live with you, he or she is a member of the family who is loved and will be missed. We help you treat his or her last moments with dignity and respect.
A Simple Procedure
We begin euthanasia procedures by spending time with you and your pet, getting them relaxed and comfortable. A sedative is given in most situations to help your pet feel sleepy and stress-free. The final medication is then given. It’s a pain-free experience and takes only a few seconds.
Caring Aftercare
Through our preferred provider, Agape Pet Services, we offer individual cremation services, special urns, paw prints, keepsake jewelry, and personalized plaques to remember your pet by. Respectful communal cremation services are also available.
Agape Pet Services has partnered with Memorial Reefs International (MRI) to provide a final resting place for pets of communal cremations. As of April 1, MRI will use Agape Pet Service’s communally cremated remains to create artificial reef balls, which will be respectfully placed in areas of the ocean with the highest need of coral repair.
MRI’s memorial reef balls support the restoration of ocean ecosystems by fostering new marine life, offering a meaningful and beautiful way to honor pets while contributing to the cycle of life. They create a wide range of options, from simple communal reefs to private reefs. Clients can reach out to them directly for more details.
Please note that while reef balls are placed in carefully selected locations to support marine life, exact coordinates cannot be shared.
