Pet Angel Memorial Center

"This has been the hardest loss I’ve ever experienced. After such a loss, you start thinking of the things you wish you did to prepare for “after,” one of which for me was saving some of his fur as a keepsake. I hated that I didn’t have any of his fur left. Then I picked up his ashes, and what a beautiful experience that was. I received the clay print and ink print that I asked for, but in addition to that, I also received some of his fur. I immediately started crying, I couldn’t believe it, I was beyond grateful. So I just wanted to say thank you for doing that, I thought I would never be able to see or touch his fur again, but now I have some that I can treasure forever."

"Pani: These folks do genuinely care for you and your family. I wanted to be with my girl Pani at time of cremation, sent an email inquiring an ETA if I could make it. I didn't respond to their reply, I was called. Not only was the person making the call fantastic and informative to help me make a decision, there was no rush. Accommodating and truthful. Non biased. They had my girl on hold during the interim till contact was made and a true decision. The inscription is beautiful, thank you for the care. It takes a whole team to give all as such. From the ones that collect, handle, walk with their shell to the ashes. To you all, from the bottom of our hearts we thank you."

"We had to lay one of my babies to rest on 12/28/22, the emergency vet already worked with Pet Angel so we went this route since we were already dealing with so much. I called Pet Angel the same day to order a paw print impression and inked print ($30/ each in addition to cremation costs) and was told my baby would be ready for pick up from my local vet on Tuesday, 01/03/23. On 01/03 I called around 10am for an update since I’d forgotten to ask and had to leave a voicemail. I called my vet to be safe and was told they hadn’t received any deliveries but would call me if/when they did. On Wednesday I still hadn’t heard anything so I called Pet Angel again and was told “oh, he’ll be dropped off tomorrow (Thursday) that’s our delivery day” at this point I expressed my frustration at the misinformation as I’d taken time off work to accommodate retrieving his cremains. At this point I was told I could come pick up his cremains, I again expressed frustration because I would have come by on 12/29 (I was later told he was ready this day) rather than wait until after the new year had this option been presented day one."