Care at
every step.
We come to your home or veterinarian, care for your pet through aquamation, and bring their ashes home to you personally.
From our hands to yoursWhen your pet has passed, we are here to care for them and help you with what comes next. If euthanasia is needed, your veterinarian provides that care. You can speak with us beforehand, so the arrangements are in place when you need us.Preparing to open in North Texas.
From our hands
to yours.
Explore each step, from our first conversation to their return home.
We begin with a conversation
When you are ready, we start with a call.
We walk through your pet's care from the beginning: how and when they will be brought into our care, the aquamation, any memorial choices you would like to make, how their remains will come home to you, and the cost. If something is unclear or you are unsure about any part of it, that is what the call is for. Nothing moves forward until you know what to expect and have given your authorization.
Why we bring
them home.
I know what it feels like to walk back into a clinic to collect the ashes of a pet you loved, while life carries on around you like nothing happened. I never forgot how lonely that was. That is why, when your pet is ready to come home, we bring them to you ourselves.
Alongside
their ashes.
When we bring your pet home, their certificate of aquamation and a personal note come with them, together in a Love Remains document holder.
Something for you to read when you feel ready, and a place to keep the details of their care.
Room to make decisions
in your own time.
A little more clarity