Home visit $75

Hospice tailored to meet your companion’s needs

Sedation & euthanasia $125, 215

Communal cremation $50

(Your pet is cremated alongside other pets and the ashes cannot be returned)

Private cremation $195

(Your pet is cremated individually and the ashes are returned to you. )

Packages

• $300-$450 Package includes drive time, home visit, sedation & euthanasia, you may keep the body for home burial or you may transport the body to the pet cremation facility yourself
• $400-$650 Package includes drive time, home visit, sedation & euthanasia, mobile vet handles gentle body transport for group mixed cremation, nothing saved or returned
• $600-$850 Package includes drive time, home visit, sedation & euthanasia, mobile vet handles gentle body transport for individual cremation, ashes are saved, returned via shipping or hand delivery

Travel: Depending on location, a travel fee may apply. Travel fees are charged for locations greater than 20 miles from Chippewa Falls. Current mileage reimbursement rate is $0.60/mile.

Cancellation Policy: A credit card is required to reserve an appointment time. The card is not charged until the appointment. Appointments cancelled within 60 minutes of the scheduled arrival time may incur a $100

Emergency Policy: A credit card is required at time of call. The card is not charged until the appointment. Appointments cancelled within 60 minutes of the scheduled arrival time may incur a $100

After hours: $100 after hours fee for calls after 6 pm. fee for pre-arranged house calls made between 7pm and 8am and on holidays.

We accept Payment by:
Cash- receives a 5% discount
Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Discover

Dr. Olivia Johnson was raised on a farm in southern Minnesota. Her love for animals started as a young child on her grandparent’s farm. After high school graduation she moved to Iowa and obtained a Masters degree in Animal Science and Higher Education, and a Bachelors degree in Dairy Science from Iowa State University. She then moved to Saint Paul, Minnesota to complete her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Minnesota.

Dr. Johnson worked as a small animal veterinarian in Austin, Minnesota for one year after graduation. At which time, her family relocated to Chippewa Falls, WI. In 2012, she began working with Dr. Don Rothbauer at County Veterinary Hospital in Bloomer, WI. Dr. Olivia also taught in the veterinary program at Globe University in Eau Claire. She is grateful for her career in veterinary medicine and although she enjoys small animal dentistry and medicine, she is currently focused on her interests in geriatric, hospice, and end of life care.

Her very supportive husband, Jason, has an unequivocal bond with animals. Their family includes Mason (2007-present), a yellow Labrador who fell in love with Jason after meeting Dr. Olivia. A couple of years later they added a black Labrador, Julia (2010-present). Since that time they have cared for two rescue geriatric dogs, a white Siberian Husky named Beaumont (1998-2013), and an ivory Labrador Bucky (2000-present). They adopted a gray, domestic shorthair Rosco, “Kitty” in 2013. Last year they welcomed their first child, Lucas.

When not working, Dr. Olivia loves to fish, enjoy the outdoors, and most of all, spend time with her family. She loves getting to know her clients, hearing their stories, and sharing in the beautiful experience of in-home pet hospice and euthanasia. Dr. Olivia Johnson is honored to have started Legacy Companions as she can think of no greater tribute to the human-animal bond than the compassionate end of life care from the comfort of home.

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