Compassionate In-Home Euthanasia

06/01/2026

Can’t quite believe it’s already June! 🗓️ We just wanted to take a moment to say a massive THANK YOU to everyone who has been voting for us daily in St. Louis Magazine’s A-List Readers’ Choice Awards.

The countdown is officially on, and you can cast a vote once a day through June 16th. If you have a quick 30 seconds today, here is the easiest way to find us:

1️⃣Click the link: https://www.stlmag.com/alist/ #/gallery?group=534894
2️⃣ Scroll down to the Veterinarian category!

Thank you all so much for the incredible love, support, and daily clicks to help our small business cross the finish line! 🐾❤️

St. Louis Magazine's annual celebration of the region’s finest, as voted on by YOU!

05/30/2026

Rest In Peace Honey ❤️

From her family:

From the start, Honey was never just a dog. She was a loyal companion, a dear friend, the princess of the house, and a source of comfort to me and many others. Honey brought joy to everyone she knew. She had a gentle spirit and was always happy, playful, and loving. I feel deeply grateful to have had her in my life for fifteen years. Although my heart aches for my beloved Honey, I take comfort in knowing she is in a better place.

05/26/2026

Rest In Peace Cocoa ❤️

From his family:

Cocoa Rocky Snider Bish was born January 11, 2007 and died at home surrounded by his family on May 15, 2026 after a joyful 19 years. He was preceded in death by his canine mom, Blossom; dad, Kokomo; and siblings Bandito, Cooper and Mocha. Cocoa was a most loyal son to his human mom, Jen, and the two had a bond that was apparent to all that met them. Cocoa's favorite activities were walks, ball game, eating snacks with his humans, shadowing mom and snuggle naps where he could be right against someone else. He hated the necessities of grooming but loved looking good thereafter. He was a charismatic pup who loved everyone. While a natural athlete, he was never one for too much time outdoors and hated messing up that fierce pho-hawk. He was happy to share his space with others, human and pet alike, as long as they didn't come between his time with mom. Cocoa is survived by his life long pet carer and aunt, Nina; sisters Ruth and Xena and parents, Jen and Sam, and his Grandpa Mike. We hope he's over the rainbow bridge keeping company with old friends - Uma, Gordy and Oscar and enjoying his time until Mom can join him again.

05/25/2026

05/21/2026

My heart is so full tonight.❤️

I just found out that because of your incredible support, I have been named a top-five finalist for St. Louis Magazine’s A-List Veterinarian!

Running a mobile, in-home euthanasia service means I get to witness the purest form of love between people and their pets every single day. Being recognized for that work is an absolute honor.

Voting for the top three is now open! If you have a spare moment to support a small, local business, I would be so incredibly grateful for your vote.

Mobile Voting Tips: The voting page can be a bit confusing on phones! When you click the link, make sure to scroll past the ads until you see the “Veterinarian” category.

Thank you all from the bottom of my heart.❤️

https://www.stlmag.com/alist/ #/gallery?group=534894

05/20/2026

Rest In Peace Bear ❤️

From his family:

Our precious pup Teddy loved people and his brother Bear. Our Precious Bear loved Teddy and food. When Dr. Kee came and ended Teddy's pain, Bear lost his will to live. They both lasted more than 17 years, and both departed peacefully thanks to Dr. Kee. They now rest next to each other in Carolyn's flower bed with freshly planted flowers over them. We both still have sweet dreams of them during which we wonder why they are alive again.

05/19/2026

Rest In Peace Steener ❤️

From his family:

Our Steener boy was what you might call an old soul. He was the smartest, friendliest dog I've ever met. He never met a person he didn't like, and he was always up for an outdoor adventure. Steener was such a good big brother to our two little yorkies, often letting them tug on his ears and lick his teeth like it didn't even phase him. We had about a million nicknames for him, Steener Bean, Beanie Boy, Schlubby Baby Boy, the list goes on. We miss him terribly but are so grateful to Dr. Kee and her team for helping us send him over the rainbow bridge peacefully at home. We know he is running free now, chasing tennis balls with a brand new set of puppy legs. Run in peace sweet boy.

05/16/2026

Rest In Peace Charlie ❤️

From his family:

“Charlie the Newf”

Precious Charlie…Your big bark and the placement of your head in our laps when you leaned in for hugs are soooo missed! Thank you big guy for being with us in this hard time as Mom struggled with her health and as you and I struggled first with the loss of her and then my struggle with the loss of you only a month later. I know she was in heaven waiting for you at the end of that rainbow bridge with open arms. Thank you for giving her my message and kisses. Thank you for all your love and devotion sweet boy.

For always, Mom

05/13/2026

Rest In Peace Korra ❤️

From her family:

THE LEGEND OF OUR OWN KORRA

Korra grew up in the rugged mountains and creeks of Colorado. From the beginning, Korra was enamored of sticks. Any sticks. Fallen branches, limbs, some might qualify as logs. When her mom adopted a baby sister, Rikku, one of her first responsibilities was to teach little Rikku the fine art of stick culture.

As time wore on, she so admired Rikku for her amazing height. "Wow," she said, "You sure growed up fast!"

Such a pair those two were. Alerting each other when one of them spied something rebarkable. Lately, living on the corner of two busy streets there was always something that needed barking about. Kids walking to the school bus/baby carriages being pushed nearby/dogs of every variety being walked RIGHT PAST THEIR HOUSE--of all the nerve! Creatures of all varieties lived in their back field--raccoons, opossums, deer, those scary bunnies. All needed to be patrolled by the great Korra-Rikku team. Especially O W L S. Barred owls were their natural nemesis. Running out on the deck at night to fend off the local owl chorus was really something to experience. Yes, it is true. Korra and Rikku could make more noise than a covey of owls.

But Korra's lifelong pursuit of the game, Sticks in the Creek, was fulfilled in her own yard. Only the creek freezing over during the winter could staunch her rush to the field and creek many times a day. She was able to convince family members, friends, guys working around the house, anyone, to throw a stick into the creek so she could jump in, capture it and swim it out only to drag it along the bank to the spot where she had made a port for pushing her stick in all by herself. Even up to the very end she would drag her stick to the port, scratch it into position, then plop it into the water. Seeing that splash was reason for celebration. What an accomplishment!

The one! The only! The Korra!
HAPPIEST DOG IN AMERICA

05/09/2026

Rest In Peace Radar ❤️

From his family:

The photo of him with the leash in his mouth is from the day we brought him home, after 2 years in a shelter. He wasted no time applying his Border Collie DNA, grabbed Wallace's (our 200 lb national champion runner) leash and herded him into a corner lol 🥰😇. The photos with balls in his mouth represent his favorite sport, "ball time". The others are from Purina Lure Coursing runs, as he was the requested "test dog" (he somehow adapted to 'Sighthound' and was granted special status 😉😉) and he absolutely adored running the lines. He's one in a million. The loss is immeasurable, but so is the love he leaves behind and the joy I feel for having had him in my life.