Our Pledge To You
The death of a pet can be as traumatic as the loss of a human family member. As pet owners, we appreciate and understand the emotions you're experiencing. From the moment you or your veterinarian contact us, you can rest assured we will do our best to help you through a difficult time.
With over 10 years of experience in crematory operation, Friends Forever was founded by caring, pet-loving individuals like yourselves. We understand what it is like to lose a pet, and when it comes time to take care of your beloved companion, Friends Forever will provide your pet with the dignity and respect he or she deserves.
Friends Forever Pet Cremation Service is a proud supporter of the Kent County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals(SPCA).
Thank you for the opportunity to serve you.
Cremation Options
Private Cremation - This service gives the pet privacy in the cremation chamber, and assures the owner peace of mind that their pet recieved the highest degree of care. Remains are packaged and returned in our standard plastic urn, and a cremation certificate is issued. -- $175
Segregated Cremation - Each pet is assigned a specific location in the creations unit, and identified with a metal ID tag. You may rest assured that the cremated remain that are returned to you are those of your pet. Remains are packaged and returned in our standard plastic urn, and a cremation certificate is issued. -- $95
Communal Cremation - This service is for those who do not wish to retain the remains of their pet, but still wish for their pet to have the highest quality of care. -- $35
Frequently Asked Questions
Q.What is cremation?
A.Cremation is a specialized process by which the remains of the dead are reduced to very small bone fragments and a sandy ash.
Q.Why do people bury or scatter cremated remains?
A.Many people want to return to nature what nature created. Some people like the idea of mixing the cremated remains with flower seeds and scattering them. Others want a special resting place for their pet, and choose to bury the cremated remains.
Q.Why do people keep the remains of a pet in an urn?
A.They want to maintain their pets presence in their home, and to have them available to them if they move.
We Salute Our Working Dogs
Working dogs provide us with many valuable services including K-9 Corps, drug and bomb detection, search and rescue, seeing eye and cadaver dogs, just to name a few. As a token of our appreciation, Friends Forever will cremate the remains of any government agency working dog, or certified disability assistance dog as a public service.
