Pet Rest Cremations is a family owned business owned and operated on the Sunshine Coast. We are located within the grounds of the Sunshine Coast Animal Refuge in Sippy Downs and have a strong affiliation with them. Our team endeavours to make the passing of your pet as comfortable as possible and we will work with you to ensure your wishes are met. Our team is made up of Philip and Virginia Watson and their daughter Jenna. Ingela is also a valued member of our team - she is also a long standing regular volunteer at the animal refuge. We are all passionate about our pets, and consider them a vital part of our families. Pet Rest Cremations has been in operation since 1997 and was established by a family who formally conducted a human crematorium company. In 2005 Virginia and Philip purchased the company and have since had their daughter Jenna, join the team. Our family has lived on the Sunshine Coast for 15 years and enjoys nothing more than taking our three dogs Rexie (a challenged golden retriever), Jaisa (a too-smart-for-her-own-good Malamute/German shepherd x) and Spooks (aka "trouble" border collie) for a long walk and swim at North Shore beach. A viewing room come office gives families the opportunity to say goodbye to their beloved pets in a private, tranquil setting. Our Crematorium overlooks the lovely Brett Minter memorial gardens located within the Sunshine Coast Animal Refuge. Our team has a commitment to provide a professional, personal, caring service. We understand the love and relationship that animals bring into our lives and choose to treat pet's that come into our care with the respect and dignity that they deserve. Regards, |
Contact InfoPh. (07) 5450 1836Fax: (07) 5450 1873 Email: petrestcremation@bigpond.com Postal address: P.O Box 30, Buderim Q. 4556 Location
Pet Rest Cremations is located on the sealed section of Sippy Creek road in Tanawha, approximately 1km north of the Ettamogah pub. We are located in the same grounds as the Sunshine Coast Animal refuge and are next door to the Sunshine Coast council pound. |