Dear Dr. Forslund,
We are doing a lot better. Thanks to the whole experience with you we all were able to cope well. We rescued Chloe as a young dog from death row and got to spend 11 1/2 beautiful years with her. She experienced the beginning of our marriage, the birth of our children and she saw them grow big. Our kids learned compassion, strength and patience from her. She lived a full life and died of old age, before things got too ugly. I hope I get to do that.
Thanks again for making the experience the best it can be for what it is.
Susi and Family
Thank you so very much for your follow up and for the most beautiful experience one could ask for when saying goodbye to a dear, dear friend. For 14 years he was my teenage boys' trusted pal and he LOVED them so much. Last Halloween they even gave him a costume, complete with Groucho Marx eyebrows which he had up until the day he passed! (See photo.)
Dante, the little kitty that could. I adopted him at six weeks old. He and all his extra toes lead an amazingly long seventeen-year life. My "cat of little brains" was the most friendly, loving, sweet, dumb-as-a-box-of-rocks purr monster. My dim bulb has been the brightest light in my life. Thank you for providing a compassionate, loving, low-stress, peaceful service to both the animals in your care and to the people who truly care for their fur babies as much as they would their own child. You are blessed with an amazing heart and I am so grateful to have had you come and care for Dante and me.
In loving memory of Bandit, our baby giant. April 19th, 2004 to January 21st, 2013.
We did not euthanize Bogart. He died of natural causes in our house and Home Pet Euthanasia helped us with his aftercare/cremation. Todd answered our call late at night with his calm and caring voice. He then came out after midnight, was very empathetic and at the same time knew what to do. The way he so carefully put our Bogart on a stretcher, tucked him in with its fabric and carried him from our home – well, Todd showed so much respect and compassion while demonstrating his experience and knowledge. Since we believe all life is receptive to love, we can’t help but think that Bogart knew Todd’s love along with ours. 
Simon was born in my bedroom closet. It's where he chose to take his daily catnaps. When he became ill, he spent increasingly more time there. One week before his 14th birthday, Dr. Forslund, my roommate and I gathered in the same closet to put him to rest.
Bear Bear would have been 14 in June. He had a wonderful life. He loved sleeping on the bed, licking your legs dry after a shower, chasing the gulls on the beach, sneaking away with Peanut for a run on the beach, sleeping and looking for your scraps. On that day, you arrived with a demeanor of kindness and calm. You granted us so much patience and calm. I never felt rushed with you. You sat at the end of the bed and were just there. When I decided it was time, there were a few tears but I knew it was time. Bear Bear also knew. My husband was there and Bear Bear acknowledged him and then said good bye. I held my hand over his heart with my eyes looking at him and said good bye. He was so a peace, as was I. 
Katie and her 2 siblings were rescued by a Garden Grove mail carrier (someone was placing them in a trash can). I was lucky enough to adopt my sweet girl. Katie purred continually and sometimes put her paw across my neck in bed at night. I miss her very much. Thank you so much for your kind handling of my sweet baby Katie. I received the death certificate, paw print, hair clipping, etc... I am very pleased with your services and am so glad Katie was able to leave us peacefully in her home. 
Dear Dr. Annie,
