Agape Pet Services
- Horse & equine, Large animal
- private, communal
- Picks up & transports
Serves Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia
Finding someone who will cremate a large animal is harder than it should be, because most crematories only handle cats and dogs. This page gathers the 50 providers we've confirmed for horse & equine cremation across 44 states, and lets you sort by what actually matters: who offers private cremation with the ashes returned to you, and who will come pick the animal up. We keep adding providers as we verify them.
Most pet crematories can't take a horse. A horse is simply too large for their equipment, so the providers who handle large animals are fewer and farther between, and many cover a whole multi-state region rather than a single town.
Owners usually have two questions first. Is the cremation private, meaning your horse alone with the ashes returned to you, or is it communal? And will the provider come collect the horse? That second question matters more than people expect, because moving a horse that has died is a real logistical problem, and most directories skip right past it.
Some providers, including a few university veterinary programs, offer aquamation (also called alkaline hydrolysis, or water cremation). It's a flame-free alternative that's worth asking about if it appeals to you.
Whether you can bury a horse on your own land is decided by state law, not by the provider you call. Horse burial laws by state gives each state's own rule with the statute or regulation cited, plus the depth, deadline, and distance-from-water questions worth settling before you dig.
Serves Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia
Serves Alabama
Serves Colorado
Serves Missouri
Serves Iowa
Serves Montana
Serves Idaho
Serves Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia
Serves Colorado
Serves Kentucky
Serves Connecticut
Serves New York
Serves California
Serves Florida
Serves Oklahoma, Texas
Serves Illinois, Wisconsin
Serves Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont
Serves Texas
Serves California
Serves Missouri
Serves South Carolina
Serves Colorado
Serves Indiana
Serves Colorado
Serves Virginia
Serves Indiana, Michigan, Ohio
Serves California
Serves Nevada
Serves Colorado, New Mexico
Serves Michigan
Serves California
Serves Alaska
Serves Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
Serves Oregon, Washington
Serves Georgia
Serves Ohio
Serves Florida
Serves Minnesota
Serves Colorado
Serves Florida
Serves Illinois
Serves Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee
Serves Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia
Serves Arizona
Serves Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin
Serves Utah
Serves Florida
Serves Texas
Serves California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington
Serves Wyoming