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  • I have had two experiences with home euthanasia. My first was with Dr. Morrison. I had to make the decision for my twenty year old feline. It is with no doubt the hardest decision one has to make to let a loved one go. In my case it was time. Her age and the suffering she was obviously enduring out weighed the decision. Dr. Morrison had been working with her at home with chiropractic issues and was there for us when the time finally arrived. It was my first ever euthanasia experience. For such a dreadful time Mr. Morrison made it the most beautiful positive experience if you can even think such could be possible. She walked us through every moment, let us decide where the procedure would take place, gave us time to reminisce on the good times, gave us time to ourselves, and lovingly with great compassion for both our loved one and ourselves took our loved one to her cremation, inurnment and then brought back home to us. We felt such a sense of trust that our loved one would be respectfully taken care of by Dr. Morrison. That meant everything to us. You can put your faith and trust in Dr. Morrison that not only she is a professional practitioner that she also has a very sensitive demeanor. In having said that I would like to share a little about my second experience in order to expand and contrast. First let me explain we first called Dr. Morrison to ask for her help/assistance again unfortunately for us she had been called away and was not available. The second experience went like this the second they walk into my home they were very antiseptic. Had me sign paperwork and write the check first (which is understandable). Got right down to business, did not walk us through the procedure, they both sat and stared at their phones while we waited for him to go to sleep, they had no empathy and/or compassion and when business was done it was done. Their demeanor was strictly clinical. We did not have the same trust that our loved one was going to be treated respectfully after he left our care. When the time came to return our loved one after inurnment they made the statement that if we could not be at home they could leave him at the door if that is what we would want (REALLY). If this is the experience you want to have then you will not want Dr. Morrison. Dr. Morrison is the 360 degree opposite of the later experience.
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