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Glory Bound Pet Crematorium Incorporated

Glory Bound Pet Crematorium Incorporated

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751 Parkheights Dr, Sooke, British Columbia, V9B 1B5, Canada
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Jun 30, 2018
This is such a nice service to have around really took the thinking out of this very difficult time.

Oct 10, 2017
Glory Bound has taken care of 4 of our friends over the years, and will be over to pick up number 5 on Friday. They treat our pets with the respect and reverence they deserve after their years of service, and provide a fitting closure for a loved family member. I highly recommend their services.

Nov 9, 2017
The respect and reverence shown to our beloved pet helped us feel as though our duties to our 15 year old dog on this earth were complete. We can rest easy, knowing he was cared for right through his cremation.

Jun 23, 2017
UPDATE...I recommend it. We brought our deceased pet here and cremated him. It was a service that completed his life, though he will live in memory. It put us at ease. Thank you.

Nov 19, 2016
I lost my puppy suddenly at noon today to the Canine Distemper Virus and was devastated; I had never had to cremate a pet before, but Donna walked my brother—who then walked my mother and I—through it via phone call and allowed us to book a rush appointment for three hours later. When we arrived to their home, Mike met us and explained to us the process and allowed me to say goodbye to him before he was placed into the machine. He also honored my request to not process the cremains before returning them to me. He was very tender and mild-mannered when talking to us. The kindness, patience, and understanding that Glory Bound showed my family, Nibbler, and I was very soothing and made this incredibly difficult experience easier for us. I both love and miss Nibbler more than anything I have ever loved or missed in my life, but it eases me somewhat to know that Nibbler, even in death, was treated with respect in their hands. Thank you so much. ♡♡

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