Bayou Paws Cremations

01/26/2025

It was so nice to see all the fur animals enjoying the snow.❤️❤️

03/10/2023

Good Morning, I’d like to say our phone lines are back to normal now if you need us just call the 985-594-9832or 985-856-1394. Thank you!

02/28/2023

Sorry for the inconvenience, if anyone needs to contact Bayou Paws Crematorium please call 985-856-1394. Having problems with land line.

02/22/2023

Sorry for the inconvenience, but our main phone lines are currently down. Please contact us at (985)232-6233 or (985)720-6887 for the time being.

07/04/2022

Happy July 4th and keep puppies safe.

06/25/2022

06/06/2022

Art: Red and Howling

06/06/2022

NOW HIRING!

Want to make a difference in the lives of people and animals?
Join our team!

We are looking for an Administrative Technician (Full Time)

Administrative Technician (Full Time)
🐾Primary responsibilities include assisting the public, answering phones, data entry, payroll and purchasing completion
🐾Must have EXCELLENT customer service and compassionate listening skills and have a deep desire to assist people of all walks of life and needs.
🐾Must be able to work efficiently in a high-volume setting while multi-tasking
🐾Preferred animal handling and care experience

Benefits for Full-time positions include:
-Medical/Dental/Vision/Life Insurance
-Short-term/Long-term Disability
-Paid Vacation Time
-Paid Sick Time
-Paid Holidays
-Overtime Available

Click here to apply www.tpcg.org/jobs

12/08/2021

Help keep your pets safe

Christmas Pet Safety Tips part 1: Christmas Tree and Holiday Plant Reminders
Consider your pet’s curiosity while decorating.

1)Do not hang lights or tinsel low enough on the tree to tempt them. Lights may not only be a fire hazard but also possibly shock your pet if they chew on them.
2)Tinsel is impossible to ignore especially for nosy cats. Sadly, ingested tinsel can become tangled in the digestive tract and is usually only remedied with surgery.
3)Beware of pine needles that can also cause serious damage if swallowed by puncturing your pet’s digestive tract.
4)Some wrapping, ribbons, bows, and strings can result in GI obstruction as well.
5)Remember, it’s not just about your tree, choose safe places to display your Christmas plants. Poinsettias, Holly, and Mistletoe are all poisonous to your pets.

11/02/2021

Awesome dedication

📣 ATTENTION TERREBONNE RESIDENTS

Need help with your pet due to Hurricane Ida?
Let us know your needs. We are here to help!

Click the link and tell us what your needs are.
➡️ https://forms.gle/QDaNZqZK8BwX1oSTA