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We are a family-veteran owned pet cremation business with sole purpose of assisting our community. Please contact us for additional information.

682-352-7872 is our 24 hour number, we are available all day and night for a fee.

10/14/2026

Happy Informational Wednesday! How Do Woodpeckers Handle All That Pecking?

Woodpeckers are built for a job that would leave most of us with a headache! Their strong neck muscles, specialized skull structure, and powerful beaks help them withstand repeated impacts as they peck into trees. These remarkable adaptations allow them to search for insects, create nesting spaces, and communicate through rhythmic drumming. Nature truly has some incredible engineering! 🐦🌳

10/12/2026

Today, we honor the sweet memory of Shane by celebrating his Big Three. Shane was never much for toys, but he sure did love his cozy bed! And while cat food wasn’t exactly meant for him, he couldn’t resist sneaking a little whenever he had the chance. But above all, Shane’s favorite thing was cuddling with his mom, right where he felt the most loved and at home. From his adorable little habits to the warmth of his snuggles, Shane leaves behind beautiful memories and a love that will always be cherished. 🐾❤️🌈

In Loving Memory of Shane,
It was an Honor to be of Service

10/09/2026

Fun Fact Friday: A Hummingbird... or a Moth?

Meet the Hummingbird Hawk-Moth, an incredible insect that could easily be mistaken for a tiny bird! With rapid wingbeats and the ability to hover in midair, this fascinating moth uses its long, straw-like tongue to sip nectar from flowers without ever landing. Unlike many moths, it’s also active during the day and plays an important role in pollination!

🌸 Part hummingbird in appearance, 100% moth! Nature never runs out of surprises.

10/07/2026

🐍 Informational Wednesday: How Snakes “Smell” With Their Tongues

When a snake flicks its forked tongue, it’s actually collecting tiny chemical particles from the air and nearby surfaces. The tongue then brings those particles to a special sensory structure called the vomeronasal organ, or Jacobson’s organ, located in the roof of the mouth.

This helps snakes gather information about their surroundings, including potential prey, predators, and other snakes. The forked shape can even help them determine which direction a scent is coming from.

So that constant tongue flicking isn’t a warning—it’s one of the ways a snake explores the world around it.

10/05/2026

🐾 Monday Memorial: Anny’s Big Three 🐾

Today, we remember sweet Anny by celebrating the little things that made her so special. Her favorite toy was her Texas Longhorn bone, her favorite meal was meatloaf, and one of her favorite jobs was proudly guarding the house from squirrels, possums, and skunks.

Those familiar habits, favorite treats, and little routines are often the memories that stay closest to the hearts of those she loved. Anny was clearly loved for who she was, and we are honored to help celebrate the special life she shared with her family.

In Loving Memory of Anny,
It was an Honor to be of Service

09/28/2026

Celebrating Harley’s Big Three 💛🐾

Harley knew exactly what made life special — a good tug-of-war rope, a tasty French fry or pup cup, and most of all, curling up and relaxing on her daddy’s lap. 🐶🍟

Today we honor the simple things that brought Harley the most joy and made her so deeply loved. Her favorite moments will forever be part of the beautiful memories she leaves behind. 🌈🐾

In Loving Memory of Harley,
It was an Honor to be of Service

09/25/2026

🐭 Fun Fact Friday: Meet the Sengi!

Nicknamed the “elephant shrew,” the sengi isn’t actually a shrew! These tiny African mammals have long noses, powerful back legs, and some even keep little pathways cleared through their habitat to move quickly and escape predators.

Fun bonus: sengis belong to the same larger mammal group as elephants, aardvarks, and manatees. Tiny animal, surprisingly big family tree! 🐘

09/18/2026

🕷️ Fun Fact Friday: Ogre-Faced Spider

The ogre-faced spider skips the classic spider web approach and does things its own way. Instead of waiting for prey to wander in, it holds a tiny web between its legs and throws it over passing insects like a little fishing net. With its huge eyes helping it hunt in very low light, this spider is basically the nighttime version of a skilled net-casting hunter.

09/16/2026

🍂 Fall brings cooler weather, colorful leaves, and a few seasonal hazards too! Keep these simple safety tips in mind to help your pets enjoy the season safely. 🐾

09/11/2026

🐌✨ Small snail, big style! The flamingo tongue snail has one of the ocean’s coolest fashion tricks—its bold spots come from living tissue that covers its shell. Tiny, colorful, and full of surprises! 🌊

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801 Eight Twenty Boulevard/2354 E State Hwy 114
Fort Worth, TX
76106/76092

Telephone

+16827157598

Website

http://prsheavenlybridge.com/, https://www.google.com/search?q=PRs+Heavenly+Bridge+-+Southlake&stick=H4sIAAAAAAAA_-NgU1I

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