Faithful Memories Pet Cremation

It’s National Dog Day friends! Here’s to the dogs we needed, the dogs that needed us, the dogs in our homes & the dogs always in our hearts ❤️🐾 join us in sharing your dogs who hold space in your hearts & lives today!

Here’s to the DADS!!! Happy Father’s Day to the Dads of ALL our pet family members! Thanks for keeping them happy & healthy & most of all loved ❤️🐾

Here’s to the Moms! Happy Mother’s Day to ALL the mommas of the kiddos with fur, claws, feathers, scales, and hooves! Your pet babies love you every single day for everything you do to keep them safe, happy, & LOVED!

At Faithful Memories we know how hard it is to lose a pet family member, because it’s nearly impossible when we lose one of our own. ❤️🐾 Rest easy Mumford.

Some beautiful new resin pieces incorporating ashes, a new way we can help create memorial items for your pet family members ❤️🐾

This resonates, here’s to the dogs that make our lives a little brighter. ❤️🐾

It’s National Dog Day! Love the ones that are with us & remember the ones that loved us unconditionally!
Share a pic or a memory!

Happy Father’s Day to all the PAWSOME Dads out there! It doesn’t take a human kid to make you a GREAT Dad! ❤️🐾

On Memorial Day we remember faithful and true working animals like Sallie who gave everything to help their military family members ❤️🐾

Happy Mother’s Day to everyone who has kids w/ paws! (or hooves, feathers, scales, or claws!)

At Faithful Memories Pet Cremation we know your pets are family. Truly private, one pet at one time, cremation with pick up from home, any vet or emergency vet, or you can bring your pet to us. Family owned & operated, and your pet never leaves Carroll County. Please call, text, or message anytime we can help during the most difficult times 443.386.3396. We are honored to care for pet family members in our own community.

Don’t many of us know this, live this, & love them still like this ❤️

Living with a very old dog means feeling your heart speed up every time you see them a little stiller than usual and approaching with the fear that they have stopped breathing.

Living with a very old dog means being aware that some of the things you'll do together may be the last.

Living with a very old dog means thinking ′′This is their last summer" -- ′′This is their last July" -- ′′This could be their last morning."

Living with a very old dog means they bark at any noise at any time, not because they know what they're barking at, it's that they feel they need to bark and let us know.

Living with a very old dog means you have to lift them up into the truck, the bed, the couch, the stairs.

Living with very old dogs means putting off commitments because it's important to be close to them.

Living with an old dog means we trip over them because they are so sound asleep they don't hear us approaching them.

Living with an old dog means accidents in the house, it's ok they don't mean to do it.

Living with a very old dog means feeling guilty because you know you could have done more, giving them more runs, more travel, more hugs, more caresses, more everything.

I would like to say that living with a very old dog also puts us in the face of our own death, fragility, vulnerability.

Living with a very old dog means we get to experience life with a very old dog, which is one of the best joys on earth!

(With a nod to Creekwood Collies)

Happy Mother’s Day to all of the pet Moms! ❤️🐾 Your love for your pets brings back unconditional love to you. To all the Moms who have recently had a loss, our thoughts are with you.