Always loved…

Never forgotten…forever missed.

Honoring Their Memory on Our Memorial Wall

Our furry friends bring so much happiness and warmth into our lives, often becoming cherished members of our families. When we have to say goodbye to a beloved pet, it can be incredibly difficult and leave a deep void in our hearts. We understand the grief that comes with this loss, and we want to provide a space where you can honor your special companion on our memorial wall. Click here to leave a heartfelt note in remembrance of your beloved pet with us.

Ziggy

Ziggy was quite a character, with the most gorgeous eyes and a spirit shaped by his long and varied life. He spent over 12 years navigating the streets and various homes in New York City before finally finding his way to us in New Hampshire for his last five years. Here, he found joy in the simple pleasures—basking in the sun on the porch, curling up under his special “hidey hole” comforter, and engaging in playful chases.

Yoyo

Yoyo loved the sun and under the chin scratches and the occasional tuna treats. He was Java’s best friend for almost 17 years, and they were always together. He had the quietest little meow and when he first came home he had a long time to warm up to the humans, but eventually became the cuddliest sweetest cat and loved being around us. He was our very own “grumpy cat” with this smush face and never lost his kitten look. We love him and will miss him very much.

Lily

Lily was my beautiful, loyal companion of 15 years. I cannot adequately describe the full range of emotions I feel with her loss, but the dominant one is gratitude for having this incredible dog so enrich my life. A few years ago, I saw a bumper sticker of a dog and the phrase “Who rescued Who?” No words rang more true for me.
Under Dr.Sernik’s compassionate care, Lily passed with a full belly, on her favorite spot, in my arms. A horrible moment could not have been more beautiful. Rest in peace Lily and thank you for all you have given me.

Sammi

Sammi was such a good boy and we miss him so much. Even though his passing has taken a piece of our hearts, we wouldn’t trade the 14.7 years with him. Having Dr. Sernik come to our house was the most peaceful thing we could do for Sammi.

Sushi

Sushi was an amazing lovable cat that was with us for sixteen years but it was still way too short. She loved sitting on her green chair, coming down for her treats in the morning, and loved getting fresh bowls of water. We were heart broken to have to make the decision to say goodbye to her but Dr. Sernik did a wonderful job of being patient with us before coming to our home and while she was there.

Brooklyn

Brooklyn was adopted in 2012 from a rescue in Tennessee, her history unknown as she was found as a stray near a rural airport. She fit into our lives so perfectly right from the start. She was such an easy dog and up for any adventure we brought her on. She loved the beach, wanting to chase the seagulls and roll in dead crabs.

Molly

Molly was a loving, playful and dedicated part of our family. We loved her very much, and we will miss her forever. Dr. Sernik is amazing! She helped send my beloved dog Kita and Molly both onto their next journey. She is kind, compassionate, caring and empathetic. She is personal and patient. She allowed my dogs the dignity they deserved when it was their time to move on.

Oliver

Oliver accepted us as his family on December 2, 2006. We were told he was a young adult, approximately 2 years of age. From day one, he and his best buddy Spencer filled the home with love, laughs and happiness.
They are back together, now and forever.
Forever in our hearts. We love you, and miss you so much.

Meatball

Meatball, my best buddy! He will always be remembered as a close companion who loved to be near me and loved to sleep on my bed. He enjoyed his toys, but he especially liked chasing the plastic bottle rings that I threw in the air, catching them, and batting them into the air. He was my alarm clock. He alerted me whenever my elderly mother was trying to get out of bed at night.

Masey

I can say enough wonderful words about Dr Sernik services. Our beloved Beagle Masey was put down last week. The experience was beautiful, peaceful and we all felt well taken care of. We were all sitting in our front yard with our girl. Dr. Sernik absolutely thought of everything, even treats for our other dog Cyrus. Please don’t stop doing this wonderful work. We deeply thank you!

Tuckerman

There isn’t enough room on the internet to express how great my dog was and the joy he brought to our lives, but I will provide a small summary of him. My dog was my shadow and I included him in everything I possible could. He was so sweet and loved everyone and everything. He loved exploring new places and was my hiking buddy for years.

Faith

Faith taught me Faith and Unconditional Love. She lives in my heart. I am grateful.

Luna

Luna is the sweetest. She was a rescue from the Manchester Animal Shelter. She was calm, sweet and affectionate. We referred to her as Queen Luna, Luna Love, or Luna Belle. I love her so much!

Sophie

Our dear friend, Pat, teaches, “You get three ages of dog: Three years of bad dog, three years of good dog and three years of old dog.” She is wise.

Monty

Monty was the best boy. Everyone who met him loved him- they would always say “wow what a great personality he has!” Full of life, friendly and happy. He loved to hike and exercise in general. We even taught him how to walk on a treadmill in winter because he needed the energy outlet. His love for hiking big mountains likely contributed to the painful arthritis that brought his eventual end. But it was worth it because he had a great life, out in nature.