Weeping Willow Veterinary Euthanasia

06/12/2026

Weeping Willow Vet is having issues receiving calls and texts since the storms last evening. Please reach out via email to [email protected] for any inquiries or questions. I will check email periodically to respond. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

05/20/2026

Today is National Rescue Dog Day.
Pua’s got her tongue out in honor of all the good dogs waiting for — and loving — their forever homes 👅
Let’s see your rescue pups!

03/18/2026

Weeping Willow Veterinary Euthanasia will be closed from March 19th until March 28th.

During this time, we will not be scheduling appointments or responding to messages. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we take this time away to spend time with family.

If you have an urgent need, please contact your local veterinary clinic, Dr. Dan Crowe at Tabor Hill Mobile Veterinary Services at 765-532-1975 , or the Purdue University Veterinary Hospital Emergency Service at 765 494-1107 for assistance.

We will reopen on March 28 and look forward to serving you then. 🤍

03/05/2026

We have some exciting news! 🐾
Weeping Willow Veterinary Euthanasia has been nominated for Best of the Wabash!
When we started this service, it was because so many families in our area didn’t have the option to say goodbye to their pets peacefully at home. Being able to help people through one of the hardest moments of pet ownership has truly meant the world to us.
If we’ve helped your family or if you believe in what we do, we would be incredibly grateful for your vote. Small local businesses grow because of community support like yours.

👉 Please take a moment to vote here: https://bestofthewabash.com/

If you’ve used our services, feel free to share this post or comment with a ❤️ or a photo of the pet you loved and lost. We would love to honor them today.
Thank you to everyone who continues to support our mission of providing peaceful goodbyes at home.
We are so grateful for this community. 🐾

Know a company that deserves an award? Nominate and vote for your favorite local businesses in the Best of the Wabash contest here.

02/21/2026

Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is never easy.
That’s why I provide gentle, in-home end-of-life care — so your pet can stay where they feel safest, surrounded by the people and comforts they love most.
No cold exam rooms.
No rushed goodbyes.
Just time, compassion, and dignity.
If you’re wondering whether it may be time, you don’t have to figure it out alone. I’m always happy to talk through quality-of-life concerns and help you make the most loving choice for your pet.
I proudly serve families in Carroll, Clinton, Tippecanoe, and White counties, as well as surrounding communities. Private and communal cremation options are available.
When love is strong, the goodbye deserves to be peaceful.

Weeping Willow Veterinary Euthanasia, giving your pet a peaceful passing at home.

12/25/2025

🎄 At Christmas, our hearts are often full of love, memories, and sometimes grief.
For families spending this season remembering a beloved pet, please know you are not alone. It has been an honor to walk beside so many of you, offering comfort, dignity, and peace when it mattered most.
From my heart to yours, Weeping Willow Veterinary Euthanasia wishes you a gentle, peaceful Christmas filled with love, remembrance, and quiet moments of gratitude. 🤍