We showed up on 02/02/20 with our little girl, already passed away. I was (and still am)…read moredistraught. Samantha, the owner, was there by the doorway and welcomed me with open arms as I cried on her shoulder. I thank you for that. As we were ushered inside, everything-the process, was explained so wonderfully and with so much patience and understanding. We picked out what we wanted and we said goodbye to our little girl, still warm to the touch and with a relaxed snarl on her lips. The website to honor your pet is wonderful and is a place I visit almost daily. Samantha delivered our little girl and everything was neat and organized and absolutely lovely. That care means and meant the world to me. Right now, my little girl rests on her favorite blanket and we rub the urn everyday. I also made use of the "Daily Affirmations" that is sent via email which is very thoughtful and useful. Thank you all for your amazing kindness, professionalism and huge hearts and affordability. You have no idea what you all mean to us.

A few hours after my Chuckie passed away, I brought myself together and called Life After Fetch,…read morethey were so sympathetic and I'm amazed they understood two words that came out of my mouth with my uncontrollable bawling. They responded right away and made accommodations for Chuckie and I felt so comfortable letting him go with them. I couldn't deal with seeing his ashes daily so I asked them to take care of him and they reassured me he would be well taken care and in a great place in the end which I absolutely believe they did and it absolutely alleviated a little bit of the heart ache.

I lost my little dog Sophie on March 6. It was very sudden, and I think I was in shock for the…read moremajority of the day. I got rid of my car a few years ago since I live in the city, and this day just happened to be a terrible rainy weather day. They have a pick-up service and sent someone to pick her up in the terrible weather. The lady was super nice and explained to me what I could order and expect. That pick-up service was so nice considering the whole day and the fact that I was pretty useless at that point. About three weeks later, on a Saturday, I was able to pick up my little girl at the place which is located inside Bohemian National Cemetery. You can tell that Bob really cares about all the animals that come through his door. To the wonderful ceremony and especially to the part that I was especially fighting tears over: the little rubber ducky who would be Sophie's best friend in heaven. Sophie loved toys like no other dog. I have so many wonderful keepsakes of little Sophie. Thank you a million for taking such good care of my little girl.

I have used their services twice now in the past couple of years. It's a small little place that is…read morefar from fancy but they are easy to work with and compassionate. The low prices are what brought me in but their kind attention to detail is what keeps me coming back.

This is a service you never WANT to need - but, if you do, it is an extremely professional and…read morerespectful place to deal with the loss of a pet. The owner always comes across as compassionate. The facility is warm and inviting - very nicely appointed. I've used them on multiple occasions and have been very happy with their service. I chose private cremation for my cat. Dropped his remains off in the morning and was able to pick up his ashes later that afternoon. (Note: Prices for cremation are much lower coming directly here than going thru your veterinarian. You eliminate the transportation and up-charge. And I honestly prefer to keep my pets remains with me and not hand them off to an intermediary.) Also, they have a nice selection of urns and pendants (to place a bit of your pets ashes) IF you are interested in that. But you never feel pressured to purchase any of that.

What can you say about the experience of losing a pet? It's miserable. We've used Paris Pet…read moreCrematory twice in the past ten years and they were remarkable. They are respectful and caring and I felt relieved to not have to worry about this part of the process. Thank you for taking care of my dogs and helping us through a painful time.

Like many pet owners we had to say goodbye to our beloved cat Dulce. She was 20 years old and only…read morehad 3 legs. We adopted her from the animal shelter after she was found in a car engine. She snuck in there to get warm and got stuck in the belt. They had to amputate her front leg. It never held her back. When it was time to say goodbye Dr. Darren Lippmann was compassionate and caring during the entire process. We got plenty of time to say goodbye and cry. I highly recommend Paws to Say Goodbye. The compassion and kindness means everything.

Saying goodbye to a family member is never easy but Dr. Blessing was able to provide so much peace…read morefor our entire family as we when we had to send our senior cat off in the comfort of his own home. The entire process was explained so we knew what to expect and she was incredibly compassionate and kind the whole time. Our old man's exit was so peaceful and she treated him with the utmost respect. I would never consider having anyone else come help our four-legged family members cross rainbow bridge. I'm so grateful we have this as an option.

When my beloved older kitty passed, I was shocked at the price for cremation quoted at a local…read moreveterinary emergency facility, so I brought my girl home and looked at options. Forever Remembered has an informative website, and when I called to confirm their hours, the person answering (Chad) was kind and empathetic, just as he was, when I showed up a couple hours later with my precious parcel. He explained options and made arrangements. I was astonished at the quick turnaround time to pick up my girl's cremains-the next business day! Considering there is probably cool-down time involved, I was so surprised. He told me that they make an effort to provide a timely service and I really appreciate that, and it meant a lot to me, having waited over Christmas/ New Years Eve for my previous cat's return. The facility appears clean and organized and my cat's remains were returned in a personalized rosewood box which is beautiful; I ordered a paw print too, and it's very sweet. It was all presented in a respectful way, and the price point was absolutely fair for the service provided. I am grateful. I hope I don't need to see them again for a LONG time, but I am grateful they were there. While I miss my kitty oh so much, this does provide some comfort. If you're looking for the business, it's next to an auto mechanic and that signage is a great clue you're in the right spot.

I've brought different fur babies to these wonderful folks over the years and I've never ever felt…read moreslighted, inconvenienced or anything negative when coming to them. Great selection of urns... the location is nice and private.

Losing a pet is devastating, but Phillip and his team are amazing. They provided a referral for…read moresomeone to come to our home and peacefully euthanize our precious Yorkie, Bella. Phillip showed up shortly afterwards to retrieve Bella, and provide some information about the process. His "bedside manner" could not have been better. He was positive, and brought levity to a very somber situation. He does the Lord's work. 10 out of 10!

Husband and Wife company, very proffessional, super friendly. I highly recommend them. I had them…read morecremate by two babies. (cats) process was easy and fast. The place is beautiful; they offer many options for your dead one's ashes. Convenient hours. And they are very responsive. Will continue to use their services.

We've been going there for the past 8 years and have never had an issue. We took the newest member…read moreof our family there to get neutered and we were very satisfied with the service. Just fyi you need an appointment it's not a walk in vet.

PLEASE READ BEFORE GOING HERE!!!! Do not bring your pets…read morehere!! We brought our dog in to be humanely put down. We had hoped to help end the horrible suffering that began earlier that day. She was unable to walk and was crying/barking so loud it was breaking my heart. She had lived an amazing 15 years and it was her time. Once we got her into an exam room after filing out unnecessary paperwork, a vet finally came into the room and began examining our dog and asking all kinds of questions. Pushing on our dogs stomach making her cry even more. Then she tells us the she might have a growth in her stomach. Then walks out the door. Our dog is crying in pain and struggling to breath. We wait for about 15min before I walk out of the room to the front desk. I ask them when they will be in the room and why they thought pushing on my suffering dogs stomach was necessary. They didn't know what to say. I walked back into the room and continued sitting with my suffering dog. Around another 10 min goes by and my dog begins to vomit. She is unable to lift her head at this point and is choking on it. I could not watch her choke to death on her puke so I had to lift her head and try to get her airway clear. Finally able to get her to stop choking, I lay there holding my suffering dog as I listen to the vet and vet techs laugh and joke in the office area behind the exam rooms. A few minutes later a vet tech opens the door to find me and my vomit covered dog. The look on her face was panic. She ran to get an IV started and was screaming down the hall for the vet to get into the room. Once the IV was started and the VET casually with no urgency made her way to the room. We were pushed to the side and only able to touch our dogs rear legs. The VET injected the drugs so fast and never said any to us about what she was doing. The only thing she said when they all finally moved to the side was she has passed. It was one of the worst experiences I have gone through. Please do not bring your dog to this place. Please bring them to people with empathy and compassion who actually care about your pets and won't let them or you and your family to suffer the way we did while losing one of our fury family members.