Journey’s End Pet Cremation

29/08/2024

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01/08/2024

On Friday, August 2nd, we will not be open to the public due to having to come in during the EARLY morning hours to get pets cremated.

It’s in the 90’s outside…
Feels like it’s in the 100’s…
In the crematory it IS 130F.

Well…that’s as far as the thermometer will show. I’m pretty sure it’s hotter than that and I’m not into having heat stroke.

If you need us, call us and we will figure something out.

Stay cool and bring those pets inside with you!

20/07/2024

I’ve discovered that a LOT of people don’t understand about cremation…and it’s ok. I didn’t at one time either.

Allow me to cover a few questions I’ve had to answer over the years, if you don’t mind.

•veterinarians are the middle man between you, the pet’s human and the cremation service. Almost every vet works with a cremation service and can tell you about cremation services when your pet passes.

•the vet clinic IS a business and may very well charge a “mark up” on cremation, much like a retail store charges a mark up on merchandise.

•you can arrange to take your pet from the vet after he/she passes and deliver them to the cremation service of your choice. All you have to do is arrange this with the crematory. Calling ahead and pre-arranging before death would be ideal, if possible.

•the crematory does not perform euthanasia.

•there are different types of cremation:

Private: your pet is the only pet being cremated. You get your pet’s cremated remains back with the receptacle of your choice.

Individual/partitioned: there are several pets being cremated together, but in different locations of the cremator and they are kept track of, so that no pet gets confused with another pet. Just like private cremation, you get your pet’s cremated remains back in the receptacle of your choosing.

Communal/mass: a large amount of pets are cremated together for disposal. You do not get any cremated remains.

•when you get your pet’s cremated remains back, they are absolutely, 100% YOUR pet.
If you want proof that it is your pet, ask for a hair clipping or an ink paw print. The crematory operator will have no problems obliging you with this request.

•if you have a request, feel free to ask. The worst that could happen is we decline your request, and if we do, there’s a solid reason for it. I’ve had to tell several people no over the years, due to ethics…but there’s no harm in asking.

I hope this helps :)

17/07/2024

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17/07/2024

17/07/2024

If anyone contacted us late last week and has not heard from us…please call us back at 2567948863.

The mobile phone crashed and had to be replaced, so all call logs, texts and voicemails that I was referencing on the old phone, well….theyre gone with the wind.

Primarily…the lady with the hedgehog :)

15/07/2024

Just fyi…the 2562259075 crematory line will no longer be active as of August 8th.

If you need to contact the crematory, you can reach us at 2567948863.

Leave a voicemail or text if you can’t connect with us immediately please.

Thanks!

26/06/2024

Be kind to crematory operators today. It was 120F in the crematory all day today.

Also be kind to HVAC repair people too.

They’re working hard to get yall cool again.

Actually, just be kind to everyone as much as possible 🙂

It’s not as difficult as you might think.

05/06/2024

Welcome Dr Campbell!!

30/05/2024

To anyone who is wanting to make arrangements for your pet’s cremation….

If we don’t answer, please leave us a voicemail or send a text and we will get back with you as soon as possible.

There’s only two of us that run this place.

The whole world is short staffed.

Please be kind to those of us that are here.

Thanks.

~Leland

10/05/2024

The University of North Alabama is mourning the loss of Leo III, after a brief illness. He passed away peacefully Thursday, May 2, 2024, at the George H. Carroll Lion Habitat at the age of 21 and in the presence of attending veterinarians and volunteer caregivers.

Leo III and his late sister Una were important members of the UNA family for many years. We are greatly saddened by Leo’s passing.

Share your memories by visiting leoanduna.com .

09/05/2024

When the temperatures start getting hotter, we notice a trend starting that needs to stop…

We receive increased numbers of bigger dogs for cremation.

Please keep your doggos cool.

We really want your furry family members to stay alive 💜

01/05/2024

New Clients Only.

21/03/2024

When the day comes, I hope we all get greeted like this ....

20/03/2024

To those of you missing your special pet child. I hope this warms your heart…

16/02/2024

The hoomans … 💜💚

31/01/2024

Just a reminder :)

17/01/2024

So darn sweet. And couldn’t be more true…

12/01/2024

The staff of Journey’s End would like to give our condolences to the staff of Long Animal Clinic in Anniston and the family of Dr Wayne Long.

Dr. Long passed away yesterday.

He will be missed terribly and was one of the best (and most reputable) veterinarians in this area.

Share Memories and Support the Family.

02/01/2024

29/12/2023

We will be closed as of 2pm cst on Friday, 12/29 and will reopen on Tuesday 1/2.

We will begin taking calls for arrangements for cremation, at noon on Tuesday.

Call (256) 794-8863 to make those arrangements.

Have a safe and happy new year!

26/12/2023

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24/12/2023

We will be available for calls on Tuesday, 12/26 thru Friday 12/29.

We wish you all a very happy holidays!

If you need advice while we are with our families, please check pinned posts!