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Welcome to Heaven at Home’s Pet Memorial Center. We invite you to upload a selection of images of your beloved companion and share his or her story. Our staff will review and publish your submission to this page, and with your permission, may also post it on the Heaven at Home Facebook page. Thank you for choosing Heaven at Home to create a peaceful passing for your pet.

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In Memoriam: Trooper

By Monica Jones published on December 10th, 2024
"Heaven at Home was a fantastic and wonderful comfort in a very difficult time. Their attention to detail, care, and love was evident in every moment."
TROOPER A TRIBUTE November 2008 - August 13, 2024 TROOPER To many: just a dog. To me? Where do I even begin? BEST FRIEND. A best friend in a different way a human best friend could ever be. Trooper was always there for me NO. MATTER. WHAT. with a tail-wag and absolutely no judgment. He showed up on my porch in May of 2010 after the Nashville Flood hit and boy! did God send him… Read The Rest of This Memorial

In Memoriam: Hazel

By Tracy Shupick published on November 22nd, 2024
"I’m so thankful for Heaven at Home. My Hazel had the comfort of being in her own home surrounded by those that loved her. I am truly grateful for Dr. Tillman. She was so kind and…"
Hazel was 12 weeks old when we brought her home, and she passed away just before turning 12 and a half. Her illness came on suddenly, and our vet discovered a large tumor on her spleen. Her family loved her deeply, and she had a special bond with her momma. Her two brothers and two sisters would often joke that Mom loved Hazel the most. Hazel loved to cuddle and always wanted to snuggle under… Read The Rest of This Memorial

In Memoriam: Georgie

By Chelsea published on November 14th, 2024
"Heaven at Home was beyond amazing with the gentle, professional care they provided during a heartbreaking time. I cannot say enough positive things about our experience. The staff is truly amazing!"
Gorgeous George AKA “Georgie” was six weeks old when we got him. He was so spunky, vocal and knew no personal space. He loved to cuddle and gave the best high fives. He never did learn to ride a skateboard but we loved him regardless. He was a great companion and protector and could make anyone laugh with his silly quirks. He loved his little human Sister and Brother and adjusted so well at being… Read The Rest of This Memorial

In Memoriam: Josie Baby Girl Lorelli

By Danette & Vincent Lorelli published on November 10th, 2024
"This was an extremely hard day for me, my husband, and Banjo, her big brother, who is 13 years old. The doctor was kind, soft spoken and informed us with each step of this process. She…"
We got Josie at 8 weeks old. She was a joy...sassy, always beside us. Would smile all the time and was a tattletale when her Big Brother Banjo would do something (like take food off the counter). You could teach her something one time and thats all it took. She would moan when you would rub her ears, neck legs. :). best sound ever!! One of the best things about her was ...she would look… Read The Rest of This Memorial

In Memoriam: Fran

By ifi-admin published on November 8th, 2024
"Unfortunately, this is our 2nd pet loss in 2024, both with the assistance of Heaven at Home. We are so grateful for the compassion, time, and care our pets received, but we have no words for…"
Fran, affectionately known as Franny Girl, Franny Banany, Franers, and B, passed away on October 18, 2024, at home while her family held her, with the help of Heaven at Home, after a 2 month battle with Hemangiosarcoma. She was adopted on July 22, 2017, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, by Valerie and Rob. Fran the black and tan coonhound arrived in Michigan from Mississippi shortly before being adopted, thanks to the efforts of organizations that… Read The Rest of This Memorial

In Memoriam: Wooky

By Jill published on November 4th, 2024
"Dr. Richelle Smith was so amazing the moment we met her. Wooky’s tail wagged from the moment he met her til his last breath. She truly made this painful experience as good as can be for…"
Wooky lived a life filled with love. He loved people and attention so much. He was a good comfort dog whenever needed. He was the warm welcome when coming home from a long day, always by my side no matter what. He loved car rides and going swimming too! He almost made it to his 13th birthday. So I believe he is having quite the celebration today. His presence will be forever missed. Until we… Read The Rest of This Memorial

In Memoriam: Hero

By Valerie published on October 21st, 2024
"Thank you for giving him an opportunity to have peace and comfort at home at the end."
Hero, age 13, passed away peacefully at home in his human mother's arms, surrounded by his family and with the support of Heaven at Home, on January 11, 2024. Hero was adopted from the Humane Society of West Michigan by his mother on January 13, 2012, at an estimated age of 1. Not much is known about his life prior to being surrendered on December 30, 2011, other than that he came with his name.… Read The Rest of This Memorial

In Memoriam: Dakota

By Emily Worst published on October 7th, 2024
"Heaven at home made it so I wasn’t alone in making the hardest decision of my life. They validated, explained, and allowed me time. There was never any judgement and only love shown by the team."
I was not lucky enough to have kids so Dakota was my child. I had him since 8 weeks old. He was the definition of a momma's boy. He had separation anxiety as a puppy and felt best when snuggling. He was opposite in almost everything, he loved to go places but hated car rides, he loved boat rides but hated water, he loved dog parks but loved cats and tolerated other doggos. For a… Read The Rest of This Memorial

In Memoriam: Oakley

By Roxanne Grady published on October 4th, 2024
"I cannot thank Heaven at Home enough for helping me ensure my sweetest, goodest boy had the most peaceful end. A quiet end, a painless end. Surrounded by the people and dogs who love and cherish…"
Oakley and I met at the young age of 7 weeks and 17. He was my reason to continue on. He gave each day meaning. When he was 5 months old, he was kicked in the head by a horse... he pulled through. By 2 years old, he had ripped apart a bedroom door, broken a window, ripped up carpet, killed pairs of shoes... my sweet, complicated boy. His biggest fears were confinement and being… Read The Rest of This Memorial