Kind Goodbyes, LLC

Kind Goodbyes, LLC Offering in-home euthanasia at affordable prices in the convenience of your home. Dr. Katlyn Batts grew up in the suburbs of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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After receiving her Bachelor of Science degree from Clarion University, she moved to Tennessee and earned her Masters Degree in Biomedical Science. In 2021, she earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tennessee. Upon earning her DVM degree, she began practicing in Kingsport, Tennessee. She is skilled in all aspects of general practice. H

er services have included wellness and preventive care, surgical care, diagnostics, radiography, end of life care, and euthanasia. She is married to her wonderful husband, Devin and together they are raising their little boy, Walker. She is also stepmother to Devin’s son, Cooper. They share their home with Groot, Oden, and Mantis, their three dogs. All of them are named after Marvel characters. In her free time, Dr. Batts enjoys taking walks with her family or dreaming about the next home improvement project to share with her husband.

05/04/2026

A small pawprint may fade from the ground, but it never leaves the heart. Every quiet moment still carries their presence. Every corner of the home holds a memory that refuses to fade. Love like that does not disappear, it settles deep and stays.

You remember the sound of their steps, the way they waited, the way they trusted you without question. Those simple moments now feel larger than life. Loss hurts because what you had was real, pure, and honest.

Grief speaks one truth. You were loved by a soul that gave everything without asking for anything back. That kind of bond never truly ends, it just changes form 🐾❤️

04/09/2026

📢 Out of “Office” Notice 📢

Hi everyone! I wanted to let you know that I will be out of town from April 11th through April 18th and will not be available for appointments during that time.

During this period, I will not have access to phone calls or text messages, but I should be available via email and will respond as I’m able.

I’ll get back to all messages as soon as possible after I’m back.

Thank you for your understanding 😊

This past week, I was invited into a home full of love to help a very special pup find peace 🌈🐾Surrounded by love until ...
03/30/2026

This past week, I was invited into a home full of love to help a very special pup find peace 🌈🐾

Surrounded by love until the very end—with his Hawaiian shirt (one of many outfits in his closet) —he was truly spoiled in the best way.

Saying goodbye is never easy, but it’s the greatest act of kindness we can give.
Sending love to his family 🤍

Wesson 💙
11/11/2009- 11/19/2026

03/21/2026
They are not just pets….they are family 💜 🐾
03/20/2026

They are not just pets….they are family 💜 🐾

For many people the loss of a pet brings deep and overwhelming grief, and research shows that this emotional response is both real and powerful. Dogs often become constant companions who share daily routines, long walks, quiet evenings, and moments where words are unnecessary. When they are gone the absence can feel as painful as losing a close member of the family. Experts explain that the brain processes the loss of a pet in ways that closely resemble other meaningful relationships. People may struggle to sleep, find it difficult to focus, or feel a sudden emptiness in their home. Some replay the final moments or question past medical choices, while others notice the loss most strongly in the small daily habits that suddenly vanish. These reactions demonstrate how deep the bond between humans and dogs can be. What matters most is the connection that was shared. Dogs offer loyalty, comfort, and unconditional love, and losing that presence can profoundly affect a person. Grief does not follow a set timeline, and there is no single correct way to mourn. Remembering them, speaking their name, and allowing yourself time to heal can help keep their love present while life slowly moves forward. References: Death Studies: Grief Following Pet and Human Loss, Closeness Is Key. Anthrozoös: Adjustment to the Death of a Companion Animal. Human Animal Interaction Bulletin: Predictors of Grief After Pet Loss. Animals: Pet Humanisation and Related Grief. Psychology Today: Why Losing a Pet Hurts So Much.

Last week I had the honor of helping a very special family say their goodbyes. 🕊️Before the appointment, they were able ...
03/02/2026

Last week I had the honor of helping a very special family say their goodbyes. 🕊️

Before the appointment, they were able to have a same-day goodbye photo session — capturing the love, the connection, and the lifetime of memories they created together. There is something incredibly powerful about intentionally preserving those final moments together.

When it was time, she was exactly where she belonged— at home, in her mom’s hands, surrounded by love. She enjoyed cake(because every girl deserves cake), felt safe, and drifted to sleep knowing she was cherished beyond measures.

This is why I do what I do. 💜

In- home euthanasia allows pets to remain in their most comfortable space, free from stress or fear, wrapped in the arms of the people who loved them the most. It creates space for peace. For presence. For a kind goodbye.

To her sweet mom— thank you for loving her so well, all the way to the end. It was a privilege to walk this final step with you both. 🐾

Photos done by -Leshae Smith

Wishing everyone a day of warmth, love, and thankfulness. Happy Thanksgiving!🧡🐾
11/27/2025

Wishing everyone a day of warmth, love, and thankfulness.

Happy Thanksgiving!🧡🐾

A sweet family I helped a few months ago, sent me this photo shortly after their baby went over the rainbow bridge — a s...
11/13/2025

A sweet family I helped a few months ago, sent me this photo shortly after their baby went over the rainbow bridge — a single flower that bloomed in the exact spot where they said their goodbyes to their beloved dog, Chief🌷

It’s moments like these that remind me why I do what I do. Saying goodbye is never easy, but I truly believe our pets never really leave us.

They stay with us — in our hearts, in our homes, and sometimes, they send little signs that whisper, “I’m still here.” 💜

Love like that doesn’t fade. It simply finds new ways to show itself.

🐾 Happy National Dog Day! 🐾Today we celebrate our loyal companions who bring us unconditional love, laughter, and comfor...
08/26/2025

🐾 Happy National Dog Day! 🐾

Today we celebrate our loyal companions who bring us unconditional love, laughter, and comfort every single day. Whether they’re big or small, young or old, every dog leaves paw prints on our hearts. 💕
Give your pup some extra belly rubs, a special treat, or a long walk today—they deserve it! 🐶✨
Drop a photo of your dog in the comments so we can all celebrate together! 📸🐾

✨ Exciting News for Our Community! ✨A brand-new local business is opening its doors this weekend, and we couldn’t be mor...
03/25/2025

✨ Exciting News for Our Community! ✨
A brand-new local business is opening its doors this weekend, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to support them! 🎉 Whether you’re looking for a coffee break or find a cat a forever home. BBoops & Beans Cat Cafe is bringing something special to our neighborhood. 💙

Let’s show them some love by stopping by, spreading the word, and helping them feel right at home. 🌟 Your support makes a huge difference to small business and helps keep our community thriving! 🙌

02/10/2025

ATTENTION:
Kind Goodbyes will not be taking appointments February 14 thru February 22nd. Dr. Batts will be attending continuing education out of the state. Dr. Batts will still be able to communicate via phone, text at (724) 591-1220, or via email at [email protected] if you have any questions or would like to set up an appointment before or after these dates.

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Greeneville, TN
37745

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