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We will work with you on options to either pick up your pet from a local home or veterinarian office in central Wisconsin or you may bring them to us. Setting up an appointment during business hours, evenings and weekends is preferred so that you get the attention you need.
If you are taking your pet into the veterinarian office for euthanasia, what do you do? Print and complete the Cremation Authorization Form below and take it with you or ask your veterinarian to print the form for you.
Your pet is placed alone in the cremation chamber (not separated with others or in a mass group) onsite at our facility. We utilize the same identification process used for people. Each pet is issued an identification tag with a unique number that stays with the pet throughout the process, and is included with your pet’s ashes. Upon completion, your pet’s ashes are removed from the chamber, processed and placed in a wooden urn or you may choose from our selection of other personalized urns.
Your pet’s ashes will be ready within a few business days. We believe waiting a week to ten days for ashes to be returned is not helpful to you during your time of loss.
Service includes:
Cremation
Certificate of cremation
Inked paw print, if able
Wooden urn
Free pick-up from and return to local veterinarian offices
You can choose to:
Meet with staff (can occur beforehand for planning)
Select personalized urns
Select keepsake jewelry
Request a clay paw print
Giving Back:
Donations: We will accept and deliver donations of bedding, toys, food (opened or unopened), treats, leashes, litter, etc. for pet shelters located in Clark or Wood County.
Military or Police Dogs: We will cremate any military or police K9 located in Clark or Wood County for free. Personalized urns are an additional cost.
