Behind Closed Doors
Article in Dogs Monthly Magazine (August 2010) exposing the miss selling of pet cremation services through veterinary practices as a result of unscrupulous operating practices of some pet crematoria.
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Dignified end for rescue dogs
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Article and Testimonial in Labrador Lifeline Magazine Christmas 2009
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Not cooking this goose
CHRISTMAS is a time for miracles and this was certainly the case for one lucky goose, who sought shelter in a pet crematorium in Hook.
Customers at the Dignity pet crematorium on Odiham road, were surprised to see staff coaxing a goose into the building on Thursday 17, after it escaped from a nearby garden. Staff had found the bird, an American Buff goose, wandering along Odiham Road in between Odiham and Hartley Wintney, and taken it in for its own safety.
Kevin Spurgeon, who helps run Dignity, said that despite the location the goose was lucky to have fallen into safe hands. He said: "Luckily for the goose it didn't know that it had wandered into a pet crematorium and I'm a vegetarian so had no ulterior motives for keeping it. I think we've cremated almost every pet you can think of except a goose, so it therefore seems rather ironic that a live one should choose to escape to a pet crematorium in its bid for freedom." The goose, which has since been named "Buffy", is currently being looked after by Winchfield Parish Council chairman, Andrew Renshaw
Good send-off for Cock Robin earns crematorium top award
A HAMPSHIRE pet crematorium that has been giving dignified send-offs to budgerigars, swans and even a robin, has been crowned top of the Pet Cemeteries and Crematoria at the twelfth annual Cemetery of the Year Awards (CYA).
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Pet cemetery award winner
At an awards ceremony held in Warwickshire on 29th September 2009 Dignity was crowned national winner of Category F – Pet Cemeteries and Crematoria as part of the twelfth annual Cemetery of the Year Awards (CYA).
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Dignity Pet Crematorium wins Inspire 09 Award
Dignity Pet Crematorium continued their winning streak at the Inspire 09 Awards held at The Anvil in Basingstoke on Tuesday 17th November 2009.
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Sri Lankan Dog Rescue supported by Dignity
A FLEET charity has staged a dog show with a difference. Hundreds of Sri Lankan people of all ages turned up for the annual show put on by Home and Abroad Animal Welfare (HAAAW). This year’s show was held in a very poor area of Negombo..
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Dogs Today August 2009 issue
Kevin reminds owners to carefully choose who looks after their pet themselves.
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Dogs Monthly July 2009 issue
Article where Allen Parton explains why he chose Dignity to look after Endal.
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Dogs Monthly June 2009 issue
Dignity's services are mentioned in a bereavement article.
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RIP Endal March 2009
We were all deeply saddened when Allen Parton, owner of world famous assistance dog Endal, chose to use our services when the time came to say goodbye to Endal in March 2009. Endal won countless awards and was voted Dog of the Millennium for his devotion to wheelchair-bound Allen who was seriously injured while serving in the Gulf War.
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TV dog given dignified ending
A family business dedicated to fulfilling pet owners’ final wishes gave one of television’s most famous dogs a very special send off. Dignity Pet Crematorium in Winchfield was the first choice of programme makers in need of an urn for EastEnders’ Wellard, whose character was finally killed off in the popular BBC1 soap last month.
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RIP Timothy
We were very sad when Timothy, our 3 legged cat and unofficial member of the team had to be put to sleep in October 2008. He was loved by all who knew him—especially the many clients whom he would come up to for some fuss (when he wasn’t stealing food or sneaking into their cars!).
He will be sorely missed by us all.
