Best Pet Cremation Services In Madison

Memorial Pet Services is Wisconsin’s first Pet Memorial Center with Certified Pet Loss Professionals, offering private and communal cremation options. The team provides thoughtful aftercare, including keepsakes like paw prints, and is known for clear communication and compassionate support during difficult times. Some customers note the process can feel emotional but appreciate the care given.

With certified operators following strict professional standards, Midwest Cremation Service of WI, Inc. has provided pet cremation to Wisconsin and Minnesota families since 1980. They offer private and communal cremations, including options to be present during the process, and are often noted for their compassionate, respectful care and thorough tracking of each pet.

Just north of Kennedy Drive, and west of Highway 11, you will find a peaceful, quiet place where you can gather your thoughts to honor the furry member of your family. Sue Porter, a former English Mastiff breeder, has dedicated 5 acres to Westport Pet Memorial since 1982. Sue Porter created a pet cemetery in Dane County, which was lacking one. Pet cemeteries are commonplace elsewhere, but not… more...

Just north of Kennedy Drive, and west of Highway 11, you will find a peaceful, quiet place where you can gather your thoughts to honor the furry member of your family. Sue Porter, a former English Mastiff breeder, has dedicated 5 acres to Westport Pet Memorial since 1982. Sue Porter created a pet cemetery in Dane County, which was lacking one. Pet cemeteries are commonplace elsewhere, but not here. Westport Pet Memorial is home to many families with fur and feathers from all over Wisconsin. This includes dog heroes of local police K-9 and sheriff K-9 Units. We provide the services you need from when your pet dies until its designated burial date. We offer traditional burials in late spring through the late fall. If your pet passes outside our window for burial, we'll hold it free until the next burial date. Our pet preparation center will pick up the deceased animal from you or any veterinarian clinic in Dane County.