This place dumps your pet in a lawnmower shed. It's not a real crematory. How devastating!!read more

We were very grateful to have a service like this available. They were very nice and even delivered…read moreour pets ashes to our home.

Brian and Brianna found and captured the bat that was flying around in our house. Thank you!!!!!read more

The technician did not return to my house, you must be thinking of a different customer.read more

Thank you so much to the team at Paw Prints Forever for your incredible care and dedication…read more Everyone treated my beloved pet with such thoughtfulness and respect after their passing. We are deeply grateful for your compassion and support during this difficult time.

Paw Prints Forever is a God send .The services they offer are invaluable . We made the hardest…read moredecision to put down our two Akitas, Nani and Mufasa. They were cherished family members for over 12 years . The time had come that their bodies were failing and their quality of life was diminishing . To do the companionate thing was to put them down at home . It was their domain all their lives . They were surround by their family when it was time to send them home to God . Paws Forever was very helpful with all ours questions . Christine was very helpful and compaionate . Dr Holmsted was the vet who put them down. He explained everything , answered questions , was sympathetic to all our needs , and really cared for us and our babies. I can't say enough about the both of them .....they were great and Nani and Mufasa were fortunate to have them . After they were put down , we had them creamated at Paw Prints Forever. They were creamated and ready for pick the next day . We found solitude knowing they were back home with their family. Many thanks to all at Paw Prints Forever. I highly recommend their services if your thinking about providing the best for your loved family member

Super responsive and so kind, they made this very difficult experience as peaceful and respectful…read moreas possible. I'm so thankful for this service available.

The scheduling was a little uncertain and had some problems. However, the process was sweet and…read morecomforting RIP my cat.

I'd never heard of this company until this May 2023 when we had to euthanize our dog of thirteen…read moreyears. We had a plan in place with our vet, but plans change on a dime for older dogs and the day before we had intended for our vet to take care of things in our home, our pet's condition abruptly changed and our vet suggested we reach out to Paw Prints Forever as she had worked with them before. So we did. We could not have been more grateful with how they handled things. They were able to get a vet out to us that night to care for our beloved Shelby. Amanda was so empathetic and professional from my first tearful phone call to the post care following the procedure to picking up her ashes in Malvern. The vet (who I think may have been the owner I don't recall his name) showed up at the time we agreed upon and handled everything with professionalism, dignity, and grace for Shelby. They had the right tone. The right balance of helpful suggestions and space. The right approach to ending her life. The right approach for the after care to remove her from our home for the final time. It's a sad thing to make this final loving responsible decision for our pets and they were just perfect.

Lost my best friend, Jack after 13 years. Paw Prints…read moreForever made the transition bearable. They were sensitive and very understanding. His ashes will be with mine and we will be together forever.

Keith came to our home at 11:30pm to assist with our precious dog that crossed the Rainbow Bridge…read more We had her for 14.5 yrs. She was our everything. Grief, feeling so despondent, but Keith's kind and caring demeanor helped us to get through. I highly recommend Keith to everyone. What a blessing he was. Michele and Edward Fischer

Keith was sent from above…read more My precious Cady girl crossed the rainbow bridge on a Friday night, I knew when I got home from work that it was time. I had her euthanasia scheduled for Saturday morning at 11. She chose to go on her own, she had no fight left in her. She was 19 years old (Oct 2). She had advanced heart disease and was in kidney failure due to the medication she was prescribed for her heart. She was on the medication for over 3 years, we monitored her at her primary vet as well as her cardiologist. She fought hard. Such a tough little girl. But Friday, she was done. I have thought and feared this day since the moment I got her. I wish I had gotten that one last night or taken the day off but there was no way I could of predicted what I came home to. As I sat there with her, watching her last breaths and having my hand on her last heartbeats, I had no idea what I was supposed to do. I was sobbing and saying the words that she had died were impossible . I called the vet back to cancel my Saturday appt assuming they would have a plan for her body. There is not a plan for this circumstance. The call taker just said to call around and find a place that does pet cremations. I had to google places . Only 3 places came up. 2 being closed til 9am on Saturday and the 3rd, Dear Pet Memorial Park, OPEN 24 hrs! I thought this can't be right but I called and Keith answered immediately. I don't even think it rang twice before he answered. Through my tears, I briefly explained what had just happened. No hesitation, he said, I can be there within the hour. Sure enough, he was here in 45 mins. His presence brought some kind of peace to the situation. He gave me the choice to hold her for a little while later or take her out when he arrived. I did have him take her right away. I kissed her little cold nose and handed her to him. After she was settled, ready to be transported in his car, he came back in to discuss the process. I was going with a private cremation instead of communal. He went over the timeline and said he would have her back on Tuesday. He wasn't pushy with the add ons ( paw print, jewlery, urns) he just gave me the options he had to offer. I chose a clay paw print in a shadow box , with the rainbow bridge poem on the other side. I also got the basic wooden box with her name on a gold plate. The box is not sealed which is what I would of requested anyway because I'm going to have a piece of jewelry made from her ashes. Sure enough, Tuesday is here and she is back home. The paw print is amazing, I was never able to push her paw into clay or ink and get an impression. I'm so thankful Keith was able to get it just as imagined it would be. I would recommend this business and Keith to anyone in the area. He is compassionate, and caring. The exact person/personality you would want helping you at the worst moment of your life. I can't say enough good things about him and his business. Telling him "Thank You" is not enough. To have someone , a complete stranger, come to your house and comfort you so quickly is just amazing. I will remember his kindness forever. Thank You Keith!!! I am posting a few pictures of Cady during better times.

Treasured Friend smoothed out the raw edges of our most difficult day today. Our beloved furbaby…read moreLaverne, a 58 pound boxer mix, passed away in our home from a short terminal illness. They handled us with the utmost of care and compassion. I highly recommend using them if you are in their service area. They have many options to choose from. You should know exactly what you want if you decide to use their text feature, which is very quick and efficient. We chose an independent rather than group cremation and will be burying her ashes with a new tree in the fall. Thank you Treasured friend, from the bottom of my heart. Barbara Kelly

The staff were very kind and accommodating. The finished product (urn) is absolutely beautiful.read more

I came for a viewed cremation of my pet here. They showed high professionalism in how my pet was…read morehandled with dignity and respect, and how everything was communicated and carried over unhurriedly and with care. I was offered to stay for cremation in a lounge that was very peaceful, quiet, and tranquil, with candles and dimmed light, with running water wall, pet loss books, and I felt it was a nice and thoughtfully created place for reflection, meditation, and processing pet loss.

Any pet parent will tell you that losing a fur baby is one of the most awful feelings in the world…read more It's a different kind of hurt. Crippling. Crushing. A feeling that you wouldn't wish upon anyone. That's exactly how I felt when I unexpectedly lost my feline son, Osiris, a few weeks ago. I was in total shock, overwhelmed with grief, and didn't know what to do or how to handle the situation. Fortunately, my best friend (who used to work for a veterinary clinic) knew exactly where to take my fur baby where he would be treated with dignity and respect. I requested that he be cremated so that I could scatter his ashes in the place he loved most as a kitten. I also requested an imprint of his paw. What they gave me was so much more. In about three weeks, I received a beautiful blue bag containing a lovely card from the folks at Pet Memorial Services expressing care and sympathy for my loss. A beautiful and moving poem was printed in the card. Within the card, they also enclosed a tuft of his beautiful fur, a small brass plate bearing his name, and a certificate of cremation. His ashes were placed in a lovely hand-carved wooden box, contained within a sealed plastic bag, and housed inside another pretty blue satin bag to ensure that there would be no spillage. They also etched his name into the mold of his paw print. The folks at Pet Memorial Services helped to make an unfathomably difficult situation so much easier and allowed me to give my little one the send-off he deserved. They treated my fur baby with dignity, respect, and care and I simply cannot thank them enough. From the bottom of my heart... Thank you, Pet Memorial Services.