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Angels for Animals
4750 W South Range Rd
Canfield, OH 44406
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Renting
andrews hall at angels for animals is available for rental. this beautiful, air-conditioned, non-smoking facility seats up to 160 people and is available at reasonable rental rates. reunions, parties, graduations and small weddings can be accommodated and full kitchen facilities are available. there is ample parking, lighting and security available for your event. guided tours of the lariccia animal center can also be arranged during your rental time..
Cremation Packages & Pricing
please add $1 to prices for every pound over 40lbs.
Communal Cremation
$60.00
cremation with other pets.. no return of ashes
Standard Cremation
$90.00
cremation with other pets, divided compartments. ashes returned in blue stipple metal container.
Private Cremation
$175.00
ashes returned in a blue stipple metal container / includes $20.00 angels gift certificate toward an animal adoption. clay paw print and hair clipping provided.
Additional Services
Euthanasia Services
for the elderly or sick pet, as an accompaniment to crematory services or without. no weight limitations.
- Cats $35.00
- Dogs $50.00
Lettered Container
$25.00
custom lettering on the urn or container of your choice
Paw Print & Hair Clipping
$25.00
custom imprint of your pets paw with hair clipping to remember them by
Dental Packages & Pricing
Pre-dental Consultation
$15.00Dental Cleaning & Polishing
$100.00Extractions
- Level 1 $35.00
- Level 2 $55.00
- Level 3 $75.00
Blood Work
required if 7yrs.
- Pre-surgery Panel Only $25.00
- Comprehensive Panel $50.00
Antibiotics, Pain Meds
- Priced Per Drug $5.00
- Dose $50.00
Fluid, Catheter Fee
$30.00Browse Nearby
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About Us
Angels for Animals was seeded as a dream in the minds of Polly Wardle and Diane Less Baird. It took root on top the backs of horses, a mutual love of the two co-founders. With the help of a lawyer, Angels then officially sprouted and was incorporated in 1990.From the fertile thoughts of such a mission, education was chosen as the nurturing trunk from which all would branch off and bud. By educating the public and pet owners on responsible guardianship and the "importance" of spaying and neutering, these two women could change the perception of animals as property to companions and reduce the senseless number killed because of overpopulation.