We don't want to think about the last day we have with our best fur friend, but as we've heard a couple of times from Coleen Ellis in The Art of Making Memories and The Art of Loving a Soul Dog (or Heart Dog), planning can help take some of the stress and pain away from the end.
Today, Darlene Woodward of Pant the Town Photography in Massachusetts takes the mic to chat with her friend, Dr. Jennifer Cushing of Beloved Pet Home Euthanasia and Hospice in Reading, Massachusetts.
Jennifer helped Darlene say goodbye last summer to her precious Kota, a Siberian husky full of spunk and sass.
The planning and in-home euthanasia gave Darlene the perfect way to lift Kota up to the next realm … gently and peacefully with her eyes on the backyard where she spent so many years chasing squirrels.
What to Listen For
4:13 Jennifer finds joy in the work she does
7:44 The difference between euthanasia at home and at the clinic
12:41 How this moment can be a celebration of life
19:29 The quality of life consultation
27:06 Why we can't wait until it's too late
Where to Find Jennifer
Beloved Pet Home Euthanasia and HospiceFacebook
 
Where to Find In-Home Euthanasia Near You
International Association for Animal Hospice and Palliative Care


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