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  Highly highly recommend.... Our daughter was visiting us for Christmas in Pennsylvania. Her dog ran across a road and was killed three days after Christmas. (not to mention our planned flight to Florida was canceled the day before his death with no chance to catch another one). She just wanted to get back to Kentucky and her other two fur babies as soon as possible. We left on Friday for Kentucky. It's an 11 hour drive and we left at 2p. The next day was New Years Eve. Upon calling the number for Heartland that morning, she said give us 45 minutes and we'll meet you..... They were wonderful. I cannot thank them enough for not only opening on a holiday, so we could begin to heal, but letting her take her time to pick out what she wanted and then gave her "all the time she needed" to say goodbye to her beloved baby in the back room. It helped so much in the grieving process. These folks clearly know how much a pet is loved and will be missed. I highly recommend one again. God bless you!!

  Added December 30, 2016 by Shawn Quinn