Pet Home Euthanasia -

Carol Simpson

We had to say goodbye to our beloved boy KiMA, we had rescued him from Korea and had him for 11 years. He was almost 17 when he passed away we decided to do an at home euthanasia because he never left his house. Dr. Morrison is such a wonderful, compassionate and loving person. She made us and our beloved boy, comfortable, and at ease. We know our boy was ready on how he acted around her. He was ready. I was not but he was. Her time that she takes with each pet and with your other pets is beyond words. From my own experience with other services this was not just come get it done and leave . This was a tribute and Memorial to your pet. She makes you feel at ease and gives you plenty of time to work up to that point. You do get direction because she tells you why she doesn’t want you to pet his head, but that doesn’t mean you can’t pet his neck. The brain doesn’t always shut down as fast as the rest, which is totally understandable to me. I would never pick anyone else but her to come to my home and show the same respect for my other pets. You felt like you were talking more to a family member than a vet she just makes you feel that way and how she makes them look so beautiful and peaceful in the end is beyond words. So if you have a pet, we all know we will all go through this. She is on speed dial in my phone and I would suggest that you go to her.

Derrick Veach

I would like to thank you Dr Morrison for taking care of my sweet girl Betty Paige. Even though it was a hard time for me you made it very special. I'm very happy I got your contact from somebody that used you. And thank you for checking on me that's very nice of you a lot of people would not do that. I will highly recommend you to anybody who has to do the unfortunate. Thank you again!!

Libby Shill

I can't say enough about how incredibly caring and compassionate Dr. Morrison is. She helped my dear, sweet pix-mix Charlie (Charlene) cross over the Rainbow Bridge with such love. Charlie was comfortable, being at home with her "sister pit" Ruby, went over the bridge so peacefully knowing she was incredibly loved and cherished. Words don't express how much love Dr. Morrison shows for your "fur baby" and you, she let me spend as much time as I needed for my final goodbyes.
Thank you for all you did for us during this emotional time.

Russ Gee

My name is Teresa and my beloved chihuahua Katie has crossed the rainbow bridge. Last Sunday I had to soul search for the right answer to elect that it was the right time for her to go. Dr. Morrison called me back early morning on Sunday to give me advise and console our decision. She is a very compassionate vet that I will be forever grateful for that early Sunday morning.

Jason McConnell

Our Bailey was a beloved member of our family for 13 years, and he was my daughter's guardian for her entire life. Making the decision to let him go from this world was painful but Dr. Morrison made the decision-making process very objective which took away any doubt. She was amazingly compassionate, and she took her time to talk us through every step, and she listened to our stories and shared in the experience. She even took the time to prepare his remains in such a beautiful arrangement, so our last memories are of our dear Bailey were of peace and beauty.

If you think it's time to make this incredibly difficult choice, I highly recommend Dr. Morrison. It wasn't just a procedure she walked through, it was an experience that will live with us along with our best memories of Bailey. She gave us the opportunity to gracefully start the grieving process.

Thank you, Dr. Morrison!

Callie Wolff

I have been in veterinary medicine for over 15 years and never have I witnessed such a whorable experience with a Dr. . When u are loosing a pet a Dr should never tell u don't pet them, because we need the drugs to work. THIS IS NOT NORMAL. You are supposed to comfort your pet in their final moments. When u are being told dont comfort your pet in its final minutes its Discusting and its because she didn't use enough
drugs. REAL Dr's use enough medicine that they are not telling u do not comfort or do not not touch the pet.. Your pet will go to sleep naturally with u rubbing them and comforting them. You should never have to ask a Dr in a euthanasia for more drugs because
a normal Dr. will give enough drugs the pet feels no pain. My heat is broken and my poor dog had to go out witnessing me upset and yelling for more drugs As it was being euthanized. It should never be that way. As if loosing a pet isn't hard enough, and she still charged me thinking she did nothing wrong thats the scary part. If you want your pet to have a peaceful euthanasia don't use them!!!! I'm sorry for the pets she does euthanize.

tfs

We had to put our wonderful and beloved dog Teddy to sleep a couple of weeks ago. The Vet office had wanted to put him down there but I didn't want his last moment on Earth to be in a place he hated, so I decided to take him home. It was a good decision at the time as he lived for 10 more days and 8 of them he was perfectly normal but day 9 breathing became difficult and I knew the next day we had to do it. I called several places but they were all booked but one told me about Dr. Morrison and we are very happy that we found her, she made this heart wrenching experience a kind, loving and thoughtful passing. It was much appreciated and I highly recommend her.

Shawna Luxton

So very blessed to have Dr Mimi. Today we let our beloved Cheyenne pass over the Rainbow bridge. Dr MiMi was so wonderful, caring and had a true heart of gold. I couldn’t have thanked her enough for the compassion not only to us but to ChiChi as well