Compassionate Care 24/7 Home Pet Euthanasia and Cremation Service

S N

I can't begin to tell you how incredibly grateful I am for your beautiful gift to help those in need of such a service. I don't know all the words, but my heart is beyond grateful. We have had the most traumatic month that seemed like an endless nightmare stuck on the worst rollercoaster. Once we had the confirmation needed our boy had agressive cancer I knew in my heart what we needed to do. He had stopped eating days before our appointment with you and the cancer was spreading so rapid. The hardest part was waiting. We booked Friday night after Veterinary Cancer Specialist confirmed our worst fears. Our boy was a healthy 19 pounds and it wasn't like he was sick beforehand so it literally knocked the wind out of us. The cancer Dr gave us days to weeks left. We booked Friday night for Sunday. The waiting was harder than the actual process itself. When Dr Worobets showed up.... She was like this lil Angel that just glided into our home. Her presence was so incredibly peaceful. All I could feel was her Angelic presence. It honestly was the most beautiful experience I could have ever asked or hoped for. Noone wants to euthanize their beloved. It was so much more peaceful than what my worst fears were telling me leading days beforehand. After Dr Worobets left I sobbed like a baby from immense gratitude. My heart has never felt so grateful before. Thank you for the most kindest and selfless gift you can give to others. I am forever humbly grateful. I will forever remember Mr Baby's Angel gliding into our home to help him in the most respectful and compassionate way ever. We opted to bring our boy to the crematorium ourselves because it was incredibly important our other feline had the chance to make his own closures and say his own goodbyes. I didn't want his buddy looking for him. It was sad but I'm so grateful for the option to bring him in ourselves. Everyone was so kind. Please give Dr Worobets my heartfelt gratitude and love. I can't imagine what it's like to be in this line of "work" and the toll it can take in ones heart. But I want you all to know, you are Angels called to help God's beautiful creatures no longer suffer and for that I have the deepest and most utmost respect for you all. Every single one of you play a role! Much Love the Narog Family and our boy Mr Baby 💓🌈💓

Pdx Girl

We had to put our 13-year old dog down somewhat suddenly recently. Cindy at Compassionate Care was there to help our sweet girl. The process was gentle, compassionate and very thoughtful for our sweet girl, family and other dog. Cindy was fantastic. I will be forever grateful.

Brad Cross

I will be forever grateful to Compassionate Care for their patience and professionalism as I struggled for days to make the decision to say Goodbye to Zoogy. They answer the phone every time you call, and their dispatchers are knowledgeable and gentle. They know how hard this decision is and are patient and supportive if you change your mind and need to reschedule. After all he’d been through, the thought of taking Zoogy to a cold table at the emergency vet seemed impossible. Our vet showed up on time and let us feel our emotions and gently made sure we understood everything that was happening. She assured me that I was making the right choice, which I’d been struggling with. We were allowed as much time as we needed to say goodbye, and Zoogy got to leave from his favorite lie down spot. These folks are truly doing God’s work and we cannot thank you enough. I’ll recommend Compassionate Care forever.

RVH

We decided to use Compassionate Care's services after our dog's veterinarian recommended them. Putting your dog down is one of the hardest decisions to make and comes with a lot of fear, guilt, and deep deep sadness. Compassionate Care made this terrible process a lot more bearable. When I called in, their receptionist was very empathetic and kind and I knew from her tone that I was already going to be in good hands. When the doctor came she was patient and kind, she let us weep with our old gal as long as we needed and waited until we were ready to say good bye. When my dog had passed and was picked up to be taken out, I asked if I could hold her one last time, and the doctor allowed me to do this as long as I needed. It was a very difficult moment for me, but their kindness and compassion made it a little bit easier. My doggo was allowed to pass on her favorite spot on the couch, getting kisses and pets from my husband and me until we heard her little snores stop. She didn't have to go to the vet (which she didn't like), she didn't have to be in an unknown place on high alert. We didn't even have to wake her from the nap she was already taking. This was as peaceful a passing as anyone could pray for. Highly recommend giving your dog this one last gift of love.