Its been a minutes ince I last reviewed Dr. Culver and this one is long overdue. 2024 was My Annus Horribilis as the late QE ll said. My husband passed away in August and I have to be grateful that he was here with me when we lost our dear Maxwell in April of that year. Dr. Culver has a business called Evergreen and provides in home euthanasia for clients. MAxwell became suddenly very ill in early March, and long story short he was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma on his heart. The day he was diagnosed the ultrasound vet said we had days with him left, perhaps a week. I went home and started reserxhin and found a chinese herbal remedy that stopped bleeding, and it gave us six more weeks with him, but he began to fade for the final time. We called Dr. Culver nd her assist t was so kind and helpful and explined the process to me. We made the appointment on the day I knew it was time and Dr. Culver could not hve been gentler or mor compassionate. MAxwell was sent to the bridge from his own living room with Scott and I bothe holding him in our arms. DR. Culver transported him to the funeral home for his cremation as well as providing the euthanasia service. She is absolutely wonderful! read more