Pet Memorial Services: These services can be at the location of your choice: graveside, your home, at your vet's office.

Pet Healing Services: These services are done on site, or long-distance. Each on-site healing treatment lasts about thirty minutes. Reiki healing allows for distance healing. Distance healing is done via request by e-mail (attach a photo of your pet if possible). We must have the name and age of the pet. Distance healing may require more than one treatment. For any donation.
Is there a prayer line for animals and pets? Yes, we have a prayer line for animals and pets, via e-mail. Please e-mail us your name, the animal's name and where the animal is located (city & state). We are available to do your Pet's Memorial service in the Rockford area. We will travel within a 100 mile radius of Rockford for services. This includes Chicago, Milwaukee and most of Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin.
Your pet can never be "replaced" . That bond of love and caring for the passed pet lives on in our hearts and minds.

Why have a Memorial Service for your pet?

The memorial service benefits those who have been left, not those who have moved on to the next world.

A pet is an important member of your family:

They can be your best friend, the one you tell everything
and never worry about it being repeated.

They can be an integral part of your immediate family -
especially when you are living alone.

They also take the place of children and give us a reason
to get up in the morning - they need to be taken care of.

They respond to our emotional ups and downs -
offering sympathy and support.

How soon should I get a pet to replace the lost pet?

Replacing the pet that you have lost, is not possible. That pet's personality will not be replicated in another animal.

Acquiring a new pet with the realization that they will interact with you differently, can be a step forward in your grieving process toward acceptance.

When thinking about getting a pet (especially, if you do not want a small puppy) you may wish to check out all the pet rescue places including the local animal shelters.

From personal experience, do not run out and get the first pet that catches your eye. My husband and I did this when we lost Rumor, our Yorkie/poodle mix, and now we have Mardi Gras who really did not fit our life style, but he's family. Our vet suggested that we get a second puppy for company as Mardi Gras, the beagle, can be such a high energy dog. So now, we have Steward, a mixed breed Australian Shepherd with possibly St. Bernard mix - another high energy dog and another member of the family.