Pet Peace of Mind

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Keeping Pets and People Together through Hospice Care

Many hospice patients experience a decline in physical condition that makes socializing and maintaining human relationships difficult. For many, pets can fill that gap and provide unconditional love, acceptance, comfort and companionship when they’re needed most.

Pet Peace of Mind®, a groundbreaking national program, enables hospice patients to keep their pets at home throughout their end of life journey.

Hospice of the Western Reserve volunteers are specially trained to provide in-home pet care assistance when patients need help caring for a pet. Hospice partners can also assist families in safely re-homing patients’ pets, should the need arise. Our volunteers help ensure patients’ and families’ comfort and peace of mind as they navigate hospice care without worrying about their pet’s current or future needs.


 

We Can Help

Speak with the referral team by contacting us seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Any first visit and admission can be made the first day.

Northern Ohio's Hospice of Choice

More than 1,000 Hospice of the Western Reserve employees and 3,000 volunteers live and work side-by-side in the same neighborhoods with our patients and families. We are privileged to have cared for more than 100,000 Northern Ohioans since our inception.