In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Everett, WA

Dr. Kristin Kemper is a highly-respected veterinarian in the Pacific Northwest with 19 years of experience. She graduated from Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine in 2004, following the completion of her undergraduate degree at Western Washington University. As a native of the Pacific Northwest, Dr. Kemper returned to the area after completing her education to start her family and build her career as a general practitioner. Throughout her career, she has been dedicated to supporting the human-animal bond and providing compassionate care to her patients. One of the most meaningful and gratifying aspects of her work is helping pets transition out of this life. Dr. Kemper understands the compassionate decision pet owners face in saying goodbye to their beloved animals, and offers in-home euthanasia services to help ease the transition for both pet and owner. When she's not working, Dr. Kemper enjoys exploring the world with her husband and two sons, hiking with her dog Daisy, and spending time with her cats. Her household is run by two cats, Hex and Twiggy, and refereed by their chihuahua mix, Daisy. They also have the pleasure of raising three beautiful chickens.‍

Dr. Carol Earls is a dedicated veterinarian with a passion for ensuring that pets have a peaceful and stress-free end-of-life experience. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2000 after starting her career teaching high school. With a strong desire to pursue her lifelong dream of becoming a veterinarian, she returned to veterinary school, and her love for animals has been her guiding force ever since. Dr. Earls and her family relocated to Seattle shortly after her graduation, where she worked as an associate veterinarian in private practice for 13 years. Eventually, she fulfilled another dream by owning and operating her own practice for 7 years before selling it. Family is at the center of Dr. Earls' life, with her husband and three children, including a daughter who resides overseas with her husband and their beloved dog, Gimli, and two teenage sons who share a deep connection with the family's pets. Throughout her career, Dr. Earls has embraced various aspects of veterinary medicine, including preventative care, surgery, dentistry, and euthanasia. Her desire to provide a stress-free and compassionate end-of-life experience for pets and their families has led her to focus on in-home euthanasia. Outside of her veterinary profession, Dr. Earls enjoys an active lifestyle, including running and hiking, along with reading, building meaningful friendships, watching high school soccer games, and traveling. Currently, her family includes two dogs, Arie and Uno, and a guinea pig named Fluffernutter, all of whom are cherished members of their household.

Dr. Lane Martin has dedicated his life to the compassionate care of animals, particularly in the Pacific Northwest. After completing his undergraduate studies at the University of Washington in 2003, he pursued his veterinary degree at Oregon State University, graduating in 2011. Since then, Dr. Lane has worked in a small animal practice in the Seattle area, providing exceptional care for pets and their families. Dr. Lane finds profound fulfillment in helping pet owners navigate the difficult process of saying goodbye to their beloved companions. He considers it an honor and privilege to be part of this intimate and emotional aspect of veterinary medicine, offering in-home euthanasia services that ensure pets can pass peacefully in their familiar surroundings. When he's not providing care to his patients, you'll find Dr. Lane hiking in the Cascades, fly fishing, or practicing yoga. He shares his home with his beloved Brittany Spaniel, Sally, who keeps him on his toes with her sweet and spirited nature. Dr. Lane is committed to serving the tri-state area with empathy, kindness, and expertise.