Full Circle Pet Hospice and Euthanasia

30/08/2024

When the time comes, there’s comfort in the familiar. We offer in-home euthanasia to ensure your pet's final moments are spent in the place they love most. 🏠❤️

15/08/2024

While we're still here to offer phone consultations, please note that we will not be available for in-home visits until after August 22nd. We appreciate your patience and are here to support you during this time.

07/08/2024

In the memory of our beloved companions who brought joy and love into our lives. 🌼 Remembering the special bond we shared is a way to keep them in our hearts forever.

06/08/2024

Meet Autumn, our veterinary technician is here to listen, support, and help you navigate this difficult time. Reach out for guidance and understanding. 🌼

05/08/2024

Their love remains a guiding light in our lives. Cherishing every moment and every paw print. 🐾

02/08/2024

❤️ 🙏 🐾

The quote is form Helen Keller, and we couldn't agree with the sentiment more.

01/08/2024

You’re never alone in this journey. Reach out and find comfort with those who understand the loss of a beloved pet. 🐶❤️ Connect with our community and share your story.

31/07/2024

Ever wondered why your fur babies act a bit strange when their sibling comes back from the vet? It's all about the smells! From the unfamiliar scents to the alarming reminders of the vet, it's natural for them to be a tad cautious. Let's show some extra love and understanding during these 'smelly' times! 💕🐾

19/07/2024

DON'T FORGET!🐾 Join us this Saturday at the Bad Dog Frida Anniversary Party! 🎉 We'll be there from 10 AM to 2 PM with some special activities to honor our beloved pets who have crossed the rainbow bridge 🌈.

Here's what we have planned:
✨ Create your own rainbow beaded suncatcher in memory of your pet
📸 Snap a photo with your furry friend against our beautiful rainbow backdrop and take home an instant polaroid with a magnetic frame (we'll share these memories on Facebook with your permission)
📝 Write a loving message or memory on our pet memorial board - we'll capture and share it on FB
🐶 Delicious dog treats for your pups
📋 Learn more about our services and take home brochures and cards

We can't wait to see you there and celebrate the love we have for our pets ❤️

17/07/2024

Join us this Saturday at the Bad Dog Frida Anniversary Party! 🎉 We'll be there from 10 AM to 2 PM with some special activities to honor our beloved pets who have crossed the rainbow bridge 🌈.

Here's what we have planned:
✨ Create your own rainbow beaded suncatcher in memory of your pet
📸 Snap a photo with your furry friend against our beautiful rainbow backdrop and take home an instant polaroid with a magnetic frame (we'll share these memories on Facebook with your permission)
📝 Write a loving message or memory on our pet memorial board - we'll capture and share it on FB
🐶 Delicious dog treats for your pups
📋 Learn more about our services and take home brochures and cards

We can't wait to see you there and celebrate the love we have for our pets ❤️

12/07/2024

we ensure a compassionate and dignified farewell for your beloved pet. Our transportation vehicle is thoughtfully prepared with soft pillows, plush blankets, and a heartfelt message: "No longer by my side, always in my heart." We honor your pet's life with utmost care and respect, providing comfort and peace during this difficult time. Thank you for entrusting us with your pet's final journey.

04/07/2024

A paw-some 4th of July wish from our adorable buddy! 🐾🎆

01/07/2024

Introducing the heartbeat of our page; Dr. Carrie and Autumn! With decades dedicated to pet care, they're your trusted guides through the tough and tender moments of pet parenting. Their kindness and expertise bring comfort to our pet-loving community! Say Hi! 🐾💕

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24/06/2024

Tune into the Larry Meiller show on Wisconsin Public Radio to catch Dr. Carrie Live!

Showtime kicks off at 11 AM CST!

19/06/2024

Hi! My name is Luther, and I'm just dropping in to wish you all a Happy Wednesday!

At Full Circle we love our senior pets ❤️

10/06/2024

It's no secret that our pets are good at keeping secrets. They often hide their health problems well, and can easily be missed.

Check out our full blog post on how to spot the signs of a health concern in your senior pets.

06/06/2024

Learn how to prepare for your pet's euthanasia. Our guide ensures a peaceful, comfortable process with all necessary supplies provided by us.

05/06/2024

At Full Circle Pet, we believe in the circle of life and the importance of taking care of our environment. Just as we compassionately care for your beloved pets in their final moments, let's extend that care to our planet. Remember, when we nurture our environment, it nurtures us back. 🌍💚

27/05/2024

🇺🇸 In loving memory of our brave heroes who have served and sacrificed.

23/05/2024

🐾 Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is never easy. At Full Circle Pet, we're here to make the process as gentle and stress-free as possible.

You don't need to prepare anything special – we bring all the necessary supplies and a cozy blanket. Choose the location that feels most comfortable for you and your pet.

If your pet has a favorite toy or blanket, let us know. We'll ensure they have it with them for extra comfort.

Our compassionate team is here to support you every step of the way. Focus on being with your pet, and we'll handle the rest. 🌈

For more information, visit our website. Link in bio.

14/05/2024

At Full Circle Pet, we know how deeply you cherish your pets—they are members of your family. When the time comes to say goodbye, it's a deeply personal and profound moment. That's why we offer in-home euthanasia services, designed to provide comfort and peace to your pet in their familiar surroundings.

🏠 Why Choose In-Home Euthanasia?

Familiar Comfort: Your pet can stay in their favorite spot, whether it's a sunny corner, their cozy bed, or your lap, reducing stress and anxiety during their final moments.

Privacy: Allows you and your family to grieve in private and say goodbye in your own way, without the clinical feel of a veterinary office.

Personal Support: Our compassionate team is there to support not just your pet, but you and your family, offering guidance and empathy through every step.

💔 Saying goodbye is never easy, but being at home can make the experience a little more bearable. Our team is here to ensure it's done with the utmost respect and love, honoring the special bond you share with your pet.

For more information about how we can assist during this delicate time, please visit our website or contact us directly. We're here to provide care and support when you need it most.

25/03/2024

Military Working Dog Beni T120 brought an overabundance of love and joy to our lives and in his retirement to our home. We lived each day for one another knowing that either one of us may not be present if it were not for his highly trained ability to detect improvised explosives. Each day was truly a gift, and sharing a home and life together hardened the bond that we developed in our military service. Lex and Andrew will forever be in debt to the lives Beni protected and preserved. More so, the tenderness and soft-heart that he shared with us in during retirement. We are grateful for the time we had and the solace we shared at the end.

The bond between working dog and handler is truly extraordinary, forged through rigorous training, shared experiences, and unwavering trust. It transcends mere partnership, evolving into a deep, symbiotic relationship built on mutual respect, loyalty, and an unspoken understanding.

We spend countless hours together, honing skills, mastering techniques, and facing challenges side by side. This intense training fosters a unique bond, where handler learns to anticipate the K9's cues, the K9 becomes attuned to the handler's commands and subtlest gestures.

This bond extends to a personal level, with handlers and K9 forming a profound connection based on companionship and shared purpose. They become each other's confidants, companions, and protectors, relying on one another in moments of danger and uncertainty.

In times of crisis, the bond between a K9 and its handler shines brightest, as they trust each other with their lives. Whether it's searching for explosives, tracking down suspects, or navigating treacherous terrain, they face adversity together, drawing strength from their partnership.

Ultimately, the bond between a K9 and its handler is a testament to the power of teamwork, dedication, and unconditional love. It's a bond forged in the crucible of service, where two beings become inseparable allies, united in their commitment to duty and to each other.

Without the Warrior Dog Foundation we would not have been able to bring Beni home for his much deserved retirement. So we extend our gratitude to them for making this extension on life for Beni possible.

The Warrior Dog Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the care, rehabilitation, and retirement of retired Military Working Dogs. These dogs have served in various branches of the military and have played crucial roles in tasks such as explosives detection, search and rescue, and other military operations.

The Warrior Dog Foundation focuses on providing a comfortable and loving environment for these retired service dogs, supporting their physical and mental well-being. Thank you.

Thank you to Full Circle and to Carrie for being so kind and gentle with us in a time of severe weakness. We are grateful for you and hold you in high regard for your treatment of us and to Beni. Thank you.

Andrew & Lex Hanus
MWD Beni T120
12/04/2010
03/09/2024

29/02/2024

"In the world of good boys, he was the best" - Jon Stewart

Jon Stewart bids a tearful goodbye to Dipper, his best boy and Daily Show OG. to The Daily Show:https://www.youtube.co...

05/02/2024

Memorial: Hello, my name is Chuey and I lived a wonderful life full of love for over seventeen years. I had a mom, a dad, and a brother named Dino. I’m writing this myself because I know my mom and dad will be too torn up inside to write this.
In 2006, I was called up from Kentucky to rescue this pair of misfits in Wisconsin – future Mom and future brother Dino. I knew immediately that I wanted to adopt them. They were a lot of work, especially Mom, but I got them into shape within a couple of years. Then along came future Dad, who also needed a lot of work. It wasn’t always easy with him, but I took on the challenge, even going as far as to officially make him my dad a couple years later.
The four of us had a lot of fun – dog parks, daily walks, napping, treats, tail wags, barks, playing fetch, napping on the couch on Mom’s hip, car rides in Dad’s lap, …
I loved them all so much and I know they loved me back. Dino and I would wrestle and I would always win, even though Dino was three times my size. Mom and Dad gave me lots of pets, ear rubs, treats, let me sleep in their bed, bought me several warm sweaters, and even carried me tucked inside their coat when I got too cold on the walks. They called me silly nicknames, too, supposedly as a sign of endearment – names like “Chu”, “Sweetheart”, “Gucci,” “Chuvard”, “Kiddo”, “Snorkasaurus Chu”, “Peanut”, and many more. And they always told me how much they loved me, too, as if their actions left any doubt.
Oh, how I loved my family! They always made me feel warm, comfortable, safe, and loved. Oh, how I loved my family!
I lost my left eye in 2013, but that didn’t slow me down. I continued to do all the things I loved so much – the daily walks, naps, walks in the park, wrestling Dino, fetch, all of it.
My brother passed away in 2020, and that was hard for me. Dino had always been there to protect me and nobody could do it better than him. Now I had to train Mom and Dad in one more thing.
In the fall of 2022, I became completely blind. Instead of treating it as a setback, I went to work every day at Dad’s office. Once I arrived, I was immediately put in charge of security. It really was a great job and I loved going to work. In addition to work, I never let being blind stop me from daily walks and running in the park on nice days. Yes, I said “running in the park.” With my love for and trust in Mom and Dad, I used their guidance as my sight. There was no way they would let me get hurt. And there was no way I was going to let anything hold me back.
I knew I wasn’t going to be on Earth for a long time, so I tried to touch as many hearts as possible while I was here. I think I did all right. Mom and Dad would tell you I lived a large life with so much s***k and spirit, but it was easy to do because I was always surrounded by love. Dad always said, “Chu weighs 11 pounds, but 10 of it’s attitude.” I’d argue if I could. At only 11 pounds, I never occupied much physical space, but I definitely lived large.
I know both Mom and Dad will lose some sleep and shed some tears because they wished they could have done more for me, but I don’t ever want them to feel this way. I was so loved and so well cared for. Every time my eye bothered me, they rushed me to my eye doctor. Every time I needed medication, they made sure I got it. They even went so far as to hide it in my food on occasion! They did everything they could, plus some, and I loved that they cared so deeply for my well-being. My safety and comfort was always so important to them.
As you can see, I lived a great life! It was wonderful and so very full of love! I loved Dino, my mom, and my dad so much that it’s hard to put into words. Instead of using words, I often used my tail. And from all the pets, walks, kisses, hugs, couch cuddles, and words of affection, I know they loved me, too. I will miss them all very much and I know they will miss me. I will never forget them.

Love, Chuey

-Paul Crump

25/01/2024