Honoring Your Pet's Memory With Compassion And Care

In 2016, in an effort to expand Kuhn Funeral Homes’ ability to better serve all that call on them, the Kuhn family began the added service of caring for a family’s beloved pet.

A man is walking a dog on the beach at sunset.
A schnauzer is laying on a wooden dock near a lake.

WELCOME TO

Pet Cremations by Kuhn

Pet Cremations by Kuhn is an extension of the care that we have provided to our friends for over 80 years. Simply call us when you need our services at (610) 374-5440 to schedule a time to meet us at one of our three locations. We will have one of our caring team members meet you at a day and time that is most convenient for you.

How Can We Help You?

WHERE WE SERVE

Our Service Area

Pet Cremations by Kuhn has no geographic boundaries. If you are able to bring your beloved pet to us at any of our locations, we will meet you at any day and time. Additionally, we can pick up your beloved pet from your home anywhere within Berks County for an additional fee. We can also travel beyond Berks County for a small additional fee to cover our transportation expense.

There is a paw print on the wall in the office.

A Message from

Michael R. Kuhn

One of my most vivid memories growing up with my parents and four other siblings in West Reading was when we had to put down our beloved pet, Sad Sack. “Saddy”, as he was affectionately called by his family, was the kindest, gentlest, most loving cat you would ever want to meet. When it came time to put him down at the veterinary office, I vividly remember the five kids, including four teenage boys, and my father all crying, almost hysterically, as we held “Saddy” one more time before he was put down.


I will always remember the shared love we all had for our dear cat, and I will never forget how kindly we were treated at the animal hospital that day. When I think of it, it feels like just yesterday.


Today, my family is blessed to have a seven-year-old yellow lab that is the perfect fit for our family of five. McCoy gets us and we get her. There is no doubt she is a critical component to making our daily lives rich and complete. Honestly, the thought of losing McCoy, who I affectionately call my baby girl, is a little overwhelming — so for today I simply won’t.


When you have relationships with your pets like I do, and like the rest of our team members do, you can be certain that you will be treated with the utmost care and compassion when you call on us. We get it.


As Helen Keller once succinctly put it: “What we have once enjoyed we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us.”


Michael R. Kuhn
President, Pet Cremations by Kuhn