I got my dog when I was 19, and I’ve always known that it would kill me when I finally had to let her go. A few years ago, I found out that there were companies that would assist with these services at home, and I knew from that point forward that was the only way I’d commit to it. The idea of leaving a vet’s office without a pet was something I just couldn’t handle, especially knowing that my dog always hid under the chair when we would go.
This company was kind from the second they answered the phone. They showed up with so much respect for the process and so much kindness. This is an incredibly difficult decision to make, and having a company be so supportive and kind was crucial to the journey.
I am so lucky to have been able to let Shiloh transition in a way that was peaceful and just as beautiful as the rest of her life was.
