What we offer

Care for every part of
the journey

From the weeks before goodbye to the days after, we're here for all of it.

Individual & communal cremation

We offer individual and communal cremation for pets of all sizes, handled with care and reverence at our Grass Valley facility. Every animal in our care is treated as if they were our own.

We cremate all companion animals, not just cats and dogs. Rabbits, birds, guinea pigs, goats, chickens, reptiles, and others are all welcome. We can handle animals up to 400 lbs. If you're not sure whether we can help, just ask.

Families bring their pet to us by appointment. Remains are generally ready within a week of drop-off, often sooner. We will notify you as soon as they're ready.

Witnessed cremation is available for families who would like to be present. Private cremation, where your pet is cremated with human-grade isolation, is also available for families with religious or personal preferences. We can often accommodate any special cremation need, reach out and we can discuss options.

Ashes and paw print included

Individual Cremation

Your pet cremated alone, with complete individual separation and dignified care throughout. Handcrafted wooden urn and paw print included.

Lower cost option

Communal Cremation

Remains scattered by a stream in the Nevada County forest. A peaceful natural rest. Paw print available as an add-on for $35.

About drop-off: families bring their pet to our Grass Valley facility by appointment. If your pet passed at a veterinary clinic in Nevada City or Grass Valley, we work with many local practices and can coordinate pickup directly, ask your local vet or contact us directly.
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Walking alongside you before goodbye

Hospice care is about quality of life, not giving up. It's a philosophy that says: as long as your pet is here, they deserve to be comfortable, loved, and at home.

As a certified animal hospice and palliative care advocate, my role is to support you and your family, not to replace your veterinarian. I help you understand what to expect as your pet's condition progresses, talk through the questions you're not sure how to ask your vet, and help you recognize the signs that your pet is comfortable or in distress.

I can help you think through what a peaceful passing at home might look like, and prepare you emotionally so you're not facing it alone and unprepared. When the time comes, I'm here for that too. All medical decisions remain with your veterinary team.

Certified provider

Certified Pet Crematory Operator (CPCO), Cremation Association of North America (CANA). Certified Animal Hospice and Palliative Care Advocate, International Association for Animal Hospice and Palliative Care (IAAHPC). Member, International Association of Pet Cemeteries and Crematories (IAOPCC).

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Support for after

Losing a pet is a real loss. We provide resources to help you and your family process the experience, support groups, books, and tools that have helped others through pet loss.

We maintain a lending library of books on pet loss, including titles written specifically to help children understand and process the experience. We also host a free monthly pet loss support group, open to the community regardless of whether you used our services.

Grief support resources

Not sure where to start?

Reach out and we'll figure it out together.

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