Private Pet Cremation
Every pet is unforgettable and unique. With that in mind, we offer private cremation services for your beloved family members.
Every pet is unforgettable and unique. With that in mind, we offer private cremation services for your beloved family members.
Legend has it that when a beloved pet dies he goes to a place of beauty Over the Rainbow Bridge. We understand how unforgettable and unique each pet is. With that in mind, the Nebraska Humane Society offers Rainbow Bridge private pet cremations. We treat your pets with the utmost respect because that’s the way we want our pets treated. Rainbow Bridge proceeds stay right here at the shelter, so as you take care of your pet you are also taking care of homeless animals who need medical treatments, TLC and safe haven. We can think of no better tribute for a beloved companion!
Rainbow Bridge offers private cremations for pet-owners. Please click here to learn more »
Once cremation is complete, the ash is hand collected and placed in a container of your choice. Learn more and choose a package »
The front walkway of the Nebraska Humane Society is paved with memorial bricks, which provide a permanent tribute to our companions. Click here to learn more »
Losing a pet can be painful and disruptive to your life, so the Nebraska Humane Society is here to help. We offer a FREE pet loss support group on the first Saturday of every month at 10:30 a.m. This informal discussion group is led by a volunteer grief specialist with experience in counseling and a deep love of pets. Feel free to stop by once or attend monthly. Reservations are not required. Come to share or simply listen. Whatever you choose, we’re here to help with your healing. The support group is open to the public. View the details on our calendar page »
Click here to learn more about Rainbow Bridge, including answers to frequently asked questions.
Please contact us at 402-444-7800, ext. 2231, or send an email. Hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
