Dr. Meg was very kind and patient. I have been to my vet and thanked them for the referral to you. I have already informed friends of your wonderful service. Thank you so much for you help with our Boo.

Thank you Dr. Meg for everything. We would have not wanted it any other way. 

He was 18 and ready to go. We miss him terribly. 

Jana and Justin Van Dyck
San Clemente
  

Thank you very much for the service you provide at an almost unbearable time. Thank you Doctor Forslund and all of your staff for your courage and strength to help our special dogs Rest In Peace. 

Quigley spent his life with a huge smile on his face. He NEVER stopped smiling. He never quit and he always did his best to keep up with the rest of “his pack.”  As humans we all could learn from Quigley’s undying spirit, his determination and his acceptance of life as it changed for him.  I have never known a dog as joyful as Quigley.  Nor will another dog ever spread as much joy as he did with just his presence.

Tammy Pachura
Rancho Cucamonga

I often think about your kindness with Reah and us. A couple of times, it hit just right and a little cloud of ashes came up just like when a dog corners hard. It was perfect and I knew she was home. I still miss her very, very much but without sadness.  She was the dog of a lifetime as far as the lure coursing went and she, not me, was known coast to coast. She was sassy, regal and mischievous all at once and certainly ruled the boys...well, me too. She did what pleased her first and let the chips fall where thy may as the saying goes. In her later years, she would go outside and hunt mice at night...
  
Verial Whitten
San Clemente

Dear Dr. Annie and Dr. Julie, I am so thankful for the wonderful service you provided for my Annie B. Dr. Julie was so kind and empathic to my family, myself and especially to my Annie who was one of the great loves of my life. I have never been through this before and I am so glad that I chose to have Annie transition peacefully in the comfort of our home.

Annie B. was an almost white lab that I brought home when she was 8 weeks old. It was just the two of us for the first few years. I remember when she was just a couple of years old I was on a medical leave for my migraines and I ended up in bed for almost 6 months. Annie was on that bed, right by my side the whole time.

Renee Ballou
San Juan Capistrano

Dr. Annie, I am so thankful for your wonderful service, anything less than giving her the peace and comfort of her home as she transitioned was unthinkable. I am still so sad, Sasha was one of the great loves of my life. 

My sweet girl Sasha was one of the great loves of my life and 13 years was not nearly enough time with her. Euthansia is defined as “a good death” - I gave my darling Sasha a good life and a good death. Sasha lived life! She loved sunbathing in her golden years…it didn’t matter, she literally smiled every time her paws hit the sand. She loved pizza crust, oreo cookies, carrots and plain pasta but more than anything she loved me, whenever, wherever, I was her person. Until we meet again my sweet girl. I love you always.

Kristi Rowley
San Juan Capistrano

Thank you for everything. The service was handled very well. I would encourage our veterinarian to continue to provide this referral as there are many people who do not know about it. It made an impossible choice manageable and acceptable and even comforting.

Having Zeke at home in his own bed made the situation much more natural and it also helped to have the other two dogs there. It made easier to say goodbye and show our emotions, rather than being in the Vet's office. He was so calm and seemed ready and appreciative of giving him this gift of relief. I feel like he got the best send off and I am so pleased we used your service.

God bless you for your ministry,
Debbie Leaverton
Yorba Linda

Thanks to Home Pet Euthanasia, Meadow peacefully passed away with us in her favorite spot. Although she is greatly missed, my grieving process was more bearable knowing her passing was as easy as it could be.

Meadow was the most loving, sweetest little snuggle bug. She was diagnosed with small-cell lymphoma and did well on meds for a year. After a pancreatitis diagnosis, she was hospitalized for what was supposed to be day and ended up being 6 days due to complications from undiagnosed heart disease. Her heart could no longer contain all the love it held. We finally were able to take her home where she had a few days with us, but her quality of life continued to decline. We couldn't imagine bringing her back to the hospital to be euthanized.

Dawn Hubbard
Mission Viejo