St Francis Pet Crematorium

Company History Saint Francis Pet Funeral Services and Crematory have based its success on the principle of providing the public with honest and discreet pet services as the pet family faces the difficult decision of choosing the afterlife needs of their pets. John T. Carroll Jr. founded our company in 1970 in Chicago. We were the first pet cremation service in America, which was convenient for pet owners who wanted such services. 2000 was a big year, as we were celebrating our 30th Anniversary, with our services experiencing a huge response from the public. The service was preferred by pet owners, as it was a healthy and respectful way of saying goodbye to their companion pets. In recent years, we have expanded our professional service to include the Equine Market. In Winnebago County, new operations are now available to serve the Chicago area and further. We can now offer our services across the U.S. via the Internet.

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