| Another Experience with Pet Preservation |
Dear Pet Preservations,
I had my dog freeze dried by your company; a beautiful white Bichon Frise - Choko.
My dog died September, 2002, due to the animal hospital giving her a bad bottle of insulin. My heart was
broken; I was devastated! I decided to have my beautiful, precious dog freeze dried. I could not live with the
thought of burying her, the bugs & worms in the ground eating her beautiful body. Nor could I live with the
thought of burning her precious body to ashes. Therefore, I took the alternative of preserving my beautiful,
precious dog by getting her freeze dried.
Today is August 28, 2003 and I am more grateful today that I still have my beautiful precious dog still with
me. Some people thought it might be weird or more hard to have my dog preserved after she died. But I
have experienced a comfort & joy that is indescribable in having the opportunity to keep her with me. I have
the joy of keeping her with me, as well as all the good memories, & her sweet spirit is always with me.
I was so excited when I received my dog back that I took her to my vet's office to show her to her
wonderful doctor, Dr. Roberts- not the same animal hospital that gave her a bad bottle of insulin. I was sitting
in the waiting room & people coming through thought my dog was alive. They were absolutely amazed that
she was freeze dried, because as they put it, "she looks so
real!" Also, her vet was thrilled, & said, "Choko turned out so good and looks just like Choko!" He was
concerned because he'd seen other animals that had been taxidermied & didn't look real. He was so very
impressed, and said that now he sees Choko, how wonderful she looks & the natural beauty of Choko you
were able to preserve. He was very happy for me.
I am able to see my beautiful precious dog every day, & I am able to hold her & pet her, of which I do. I can
see that she's safe; her presence comforts me. I am so grateful; I know she's not being eaten by worms &
bugs. Someone I know had her pet cremated & only has ashes, Now that she's seen my dog, Choko, she
wishes that she knew about pet preservation for her pet.
When my dog, Fifi dies, which is a part of life, then I will have her freeze dried as well. I had a dog that died
a number of years before Choko & I didn't know about the option to preserve my pet's body. Believe me,
there is a big difference in having to say good-bye to a beloved pet & never being able to see them again,
than having them preserved; being able to still see & be with them.
Again, thank you so very much.
Gratefully yours,
Mother of Choko
I had my dog freeze dried by your company; a beautiful white Bichon Frise - Choko.
My dog died September, 2002, due to the animal hospital giving her a bad bottle of insulin. My heart was
broken; I was devastated! I decided to have my beautiful, precious dog freeze dried. I could not live with the
thought of burying her, the bugs & worms in the ground eating her beautiful body. Nor could I live with the
thought of burning her precious body to ashes. Therefore, I took the alternative of preserving my beautiful,
precious dog by getting her freeze dried.
Today is August 28, 2003 and I am more grateful today that I still have my beautiful precious dog still with
me. Some people thought it might be weird or more hard to have my dog preserved after she died. But I
have experienced a comfort & joy that is indescribable in having the opportunity to keep her with me. I have
the joy of keeping her with me, as well as all the good memories, & her sweet spirit is always with me.
I was so excited when I received my dog back that I took her to my vet's office to show her to her
wonderful doctor, Dr. Roberts- not the same animal hospital that gave her a bad bottle of insulin. I was sitting
in the waiting room & people coming through thought my dog was alive. They were absolutely amazed that
she was freeze dried, because as they put it, "she looks so
real!" Also, her vet was thrilled, & said, "Choko turned out so good and looks just like Choko!" He was
concerned because he'd seen other animals that had been taxidermied & didn't look real. He was so very
impressed, and said that now he sees Choko, how wonderful she looks & the natural beauty of Choko you
were able to preserve. He was very happy for me.
I am able to see my beautiful precious dog every day, & I am able to hold her & pet her, of which I do. I can
see that she's safe; her presence comforts me. I am so grateful; I know she's not being eaten by worms &
bugs. Someone I know had her pet cremated & only has ashes, Now that she's seen my dog, Choko, she
wishes that she knew about pet preservation for her pet.
When my dog, Fifi dies, which is a part of life, then I will have her freeze dried as well. I had a dog that died
a number of years before Choko & I didn't know about the option to preserve my pet's body. Believe me,
there is a big difference in having to say good-bye to a beloved pet & never being able to see them again,
than having them preserved; being able to still see & be with them.
Again, thank you so very much.
Gratefully yours,
Mother of Choko
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