Family Forever Pet Cremation

06/02/2023

Thank you for your service to our community, Charlie. 💜💙💜

10/08/2022

Enjoy your retirement, Eebbers! 💜

01/13/2022

Rest peacefully! Thank you for your service. 😔

12/24/2021

Beautiful! 💜

Photographer Cecilie Thoresen was given this amateur photo by the owners of Timber, their recently departed dog, as they spread his ashes into a pond. They asked Cecilie to superimpose the image of Timber into the photo. This is the result. 🥰😍❤️💕 Check out more of Cecile's work here: Thoresen Foto
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10/23/2021

Come and see us at Mutt Strut today at Victory Field! We’re proud to help support the Indianapolis Humane Society through this exciting event. 💜

06/11/2021

Please consider helping if you can! 💜

IndyVet's Blood Donation Center provides critical blood supplies to surrounding animal hospitals. Please see if your pet can qualify for donation today!

05/31/2021

Today we honor the immeasurable sacrifices made for our country as part of Memorial Day. 🇺🇸

03/07/2021

A somber reminder of the reality of providing veterinary care. Please support and uplift your local veterinary team members. 💜

Dear Friends - This isn't a happy post, but it is a necessary post.

If you are connected to a person on social media who works in veterinary medicine, you may have noticed them changing their profile picture to include "NOMV".

NOMV stands for Not One More Vet.

Sadly, this week our industry lost two veterinarians to su***de.

It is the nature of our profession that we put ourselves in stressful situations and give everything of ourselves to help your furry friends. Unfortunately, the same qualities that make us compassionate caregivers, also put us at risk with one of the highest su***de rates of ANY profession.

The numbers are heartbreaking.

▪️1 in 6 veterinarians has considered su***de.

▪️Veterinary employees are 3.5 times more likely than the general public to commit su***de.

While our clinic works extremely hard to combat the depression that comes with this career, we need the communities around us to join the fight against this horrible phenomenon.

Be kind to your veterinary staff. From the front desk, technicians, kennel attendants, groomers, and doctors. We are all trying to help you. We squeeze in appointments, we stay over for emergencies, and go to great lengths to get you answers for every question.

We genuinely care about you and your pets like our own.

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This is a topic that is close to our hearts and we understand that it does not just affect the veterinary industry. If you are struggling, please reach out to the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255

11/15/2020

Our prayers are with the Bartholomew County Offices Sheriff Department tonight as they mourn the tragic line-of-duty loss of K-9 Diesel. Our hearts are with you. 💜

BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY — A Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Department K9 is dead following a suspect pursuit on Saturday evening. According to the sheriff’s department, deputies were in …

09/10/2020

It won’t be long before Miss Ellie Mae will be making occasional appearances at our office. She’s so sweet! 🥰

07/24/2020

We’re not the only ones who are looking forward to things normalizing a bit. 🙁

The American Kennel Club says therapy dogs, like Dolly the Goldendoodle from Fort Dodge, can experience depression when they can't serve their patients.