Our entire staff is vaccinated against COVID-19.
3544 N. Romero Road, Suite 112, Tucson, Arizona 85705
We are a proud small business partner of the National Forest Foundation. You can memorialize your pet or loved one by planting a tree in their name through the NFF. Click on their logo to learn more.
Kindred Spirits planted 1,872 trees between our opening Oct '19 and Earth & Arbor Days '22.
We also support the Arbor Day Foundation to restore our national forests. They also plant trees to honor a pet or loved one. Click on their logo to learn more.
Kindred Spirits planted 73 trees through the Arbor Day Foundation to honor all pets that were aquamated in Jan 2021.
Kindred Spirits is proud to support local organizations
The Tucson Dog: Dogtoberfest
Humane Society of Southern AZ: Sweat for Pets
Humane Society of Southern AZ: Sweat for Pets
Kindred Spirits has sponsored Dogtoberfest in 2019, 2021 and 2022 and Dr. Barrett judged the pet and owner Halloween costume contest each year.
Humane Society of Southern AZ: Sweat for Pets
Humane Society of Southern AZ: Sweat for Pets
Humane Society of Southern AZ: Sweat for Pets
Kindred Spirits was a proud sponsor of Sweat for Pets in 2019.
Beads of Courage
Humane Society of So AZ
Humane Society of So AZ
Kindred Spirits was a Friend of the Festival in March of 2021 and 2022 to benefit Beads of Courage and the work they do to support children with serious illness. Click on the picture to learn more about them.
Humane Society of So AZ
Humane Society of So AZ
Humane Society of So AZ
Dr. Barrett volunteered to perform cat spay & neuter surgeries at the Humane Society of Southern AZ March 29.
MEDIA
The Tucson Dog Magazine
The Tucson Dog Magazine
The Tucson Dog Magazine
Check out our Business Spotlight in this great Tucson pet publication; pg 34.
KGUN 9 Report
The Tucson Dog Magazine
The Tucson Dog Magazine
Click on the image above to see a KGUN 9 news report with Dr. Barrett about Aquamation.
Aquamation Article
The Tucson Dog Magazine
Aquamation Article
Click on the image above to read a Tucson Dog Magazine article on pg 15.
"Aquamation: An Environmentally Friendly Alternative to Flame Cremation or Burial".