I can not say enough wonderful things about Eternal Paws. Allow me to give a little back story on how we came to choose Eternal Paws.
My husband and I had a sweet little poodle puppy named Nunzio Maximus. A big name for a very little boy. When Nunzio was a week shy of being 6 months old he was overcome by a heart defect that no one was aware of. It hit him hard and fast and after several emergency vet visits in the course of 2 days we knew we couldn’t save our sweet baby boy.
Knowing we were going to have to make the horribly difficult choice to put our boy to rest we started looking for a trusted place to help us be able to bring him home. In my search I found Eternal Paws. I called the night before our last vet visit knowing it was not business hours and just hoping to leave a voice mail. To my surprise a sweet voice answered the phone. I was able to speak to Christine Laliberte and ask questions through my tears. Christine was an angel on earth and took time to answer all of my questions and schedule an appointment for us to bring our puppy to their location.
After we left the vet we took Nunzio to Eternal Paws where Christine greeted us and helped us fill out our paperwork quickly and efficiently. She then lit candles and led us in a beautiful prayer and gave us a moment to say our goodbyes. We took him on a Friday and were told that we could come pick his cremains up that very next Tuesday. It just so happened that my mother passed away unexpectedly on the same day I was supposed to pick Nunzio up. Once again Christine came to the rescue. She took the payment over the phone from a relative of mine as I was handing my mother’s sudden passing. Not only did Christine handle the payment she also went out of her way to bring my Nunzio’s cremains to my home and did contactless drop off due to COVID. I burst into tears over her heartfelt words and kindness.
I know it’s difficult to think that at some point our fur babies will leave us but, when that time comes I would recommend Eternal Paws 10000000 times over. I can not thank them enough for everything they did to help us.