ON THE SIXTH DAY
in-home pet euthanasia for RI residents
Apts are scheduled, between 10 AM & 7 PM - 7 days a week
This is not an emergency or 24-hour service
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This website offers general information, insights & resources for anyone contemplating elective humane pet euthanasia as well as some specifics about this service. After reading thru, for appointment requests & more information, text 401 523 6566, or email onthesixthday@icloud.com. PLEASE provide your First & LAST Name, FULL address: #, street & city, if the pet is a cat or dog, & if it's a dog, its approximate weight. If you include these 3 - 4 facts, I will text/email a cost estimate and availability You can call 401-523-6566 & leave that information, but please don't ask/expect a quick response to "call me". I will respond by text, to that number, and only if notified it's undeliverable, will call when I can. Inquiries received after 4 pm may not be answered until the next day.
THE BUSINESS IS NOT LICENCED IN MA OR CT- I can only come to clients in RI. It is assumed the pet is ill, elderly, and easy to handle. Euthanasia of hard-to-handle, big, strong, or feral, dogs & cats, for safety & liability reasons, should be done at a veterinary facility with adequate personnel.
The range of fees which follow, are given to speed the process for owners, as the costs of home euthanasia are always more than taking to a clinic/hospital-even an emergency clinic. Once I have all the requested info, I will quote the fee for the visit, & euthanasia, which is based on drive-time from Providence, & pet size, & ranges from 325-600$. Body care by cremation is based on pet weight: for 5 to 200lbs, communal cremation runs 130-360$, and private cremation/remains returned in an urn is 345-530$—payment by check, or cash. I don't take credit cards or electronic payments.
(For those with financial limitations, I can send advice on alternatives).
As a timely and thoughtful tribute to pets you have lost, consider making a donation in their name. NEW: For those who feel no matter how old, they would have liked even more time, The Dog Aging Institute is now a 501C3 nonprofit organization. inspired by the groundbreaking discoveries of the Dog Aging Project, by integrating veterinary science & innovative aging research, they strive to improve the lives of dogs and their human companions. dogaginginstitute.org
THE AVMA & MERCK are accepting donations (100% goes) to help cats, dogs, zoo and farm animals affected by the WAR IN UKRAINE https://www.avmf.org/programs/disaster-relief-in-ukraine/ Soi Dog is a highly-rated charity for pets in Thailand that can also direct to Ukraine and other hot spots (the list seems to grow daily).