RUN! Do not fall for it! Suzanne was recommended by a friend who used her over a year ago. It is evident that her professionalism and ethical responsibility have vanished over time. Our local vet diagnosed our dog with an aggressive cancer. They recommended euthanasia within a few days to a week, but would only allow one person in the room, so decided on home euthanasia. When I contacted Suzanne, she pushed steroids-which my vet said would not work for this type of cancer. Of course, opinions can vary, so after she urged us, we started to consider and set up an exam appointment. Suzanne kept delaying and then never showed the first night. The second night she showed at 11:00 PM, which we did not agree to. (Car problems/family problems etc.) She finally did show on the third day at 6PM. During one of the many conversations while trying to reschedule the appointment, Suzanne wanted to add even more meds with the steroids. This included two types of pain pills, some antibiotics, subcutaneous fluids, and liver supplements. That concerned me as our dog was already losing her appetite and had an upset stomach. She really pushes her agenda, and we started to second guess our rational decision to end our dogs suffering. That is our fault for falling into that trap while emotional and sleep deprived. After two days, I called to let her know that it as time to say goodbye to our dog as she was no longer interested in food. She questioned our decision -which made it so much more difficult. We called her at 8:15 PM to schedule. She said that she would make her way out in a half hour or so. It was 12:30 AM when she showed. She said the (inflated) cost was $610 and she would not give a receipt. We were told that the crematory would give one. Suzanne was supposed to take our dog the crematory at 8:00 AM the next day. I asked her to text when she left. At 11:45 AM Suzanne said that she overslept and was on the way to the crematorium-but had to stop at the credit union. So, our dog had been in her care for 8 hours as it was. I called the crematory at 3:30 PM and my dog had never been there. We had to track her down and demand that she return our dog to us so that we could handle it ourselves. Who knows if our dog would have ever been delivered-but driving around with someone's dog in a car all day is concerning on many levels. The only good thing that came out of this is that we canceled the check. At this point, she owes us money for all of the hassles and grief that she caused. Losing a pet is difficult enough and she caused so much more grief and turmoil because of her negligence and lies! read more