Final Gift Pet Memorial Center

I take in rescues and I’ve had every animal I’ve cared for that passed privately cremated with this business over the years, the prices have jumped from years ago but I still think it’s decent and cheapest through final gift compared to my primary and emergency vet. Thank you for all you’ve done. It’s brings me peace and comfort knowing my fur babes get a proper “burial”/“resting place “and to be home as well. Whichever you’d like to call it. Here’s a photo of my beautiful set up in the living room.

In June we buried our beloved 21-year-old cat in the Foxboro Pet Memorial Park. The grounds are well-tended and tranquil. We are deeply grateful for the care and compassion that Che and Jack showed us every step of the way, from making the funeral arrangements to conducting the ceremony and assisting us with preparation of a memorial marker.

The only reason I am leaving four stars is because I have only had one animal (a Guinea pig) cremated here as the two years prior, Angel View owned this crematory. The turnaround time was about four or five days, so not too out of the ordinary, and I did appreciate the pet loss pamphlets, flower seeds and sympathy card. Their prices are a bit higher than Angel View's were, however and the selection of urns were rather lackluster for the cost incurred. Otherwise, I would say my experience with Final Gift was satisfactory. The veterinarian contracts out the cremation through Final Gift and it is much easier to have the vet step in to take over final arrangements instead of manually seeking out other private pet crematories.

Visited recently. A lot of pet memorials are buried in the woods, cracked, and not wel taken care of. So sad to see the condition of these plots considering they are beloved family members of many people. Take a good walk around before bringing your fur friends here.

i spoke with linda today. she was so caring and sympathetic towards me and the loss of my beautiful baby pretzel. pretzel suffered from liver cancer and hid her symptoms until her last week with us. i’m happy to know she is in good hands during the process of us getting her ashes, paw print, and possibly nose print! i just want to say thank you to linda. i’m sure you hear lots of painful stories, so thank you for being our strength when experiencing this.