Municipal shelters and humane societies handle disposal no one else will. On-site incineration makes it dignified, biosecure, and budget-predictable.
Between disease control, tight budgets, and public scrutiny, shelters need a disposal answer that just works.
Parvovirus and distemper persist on surfaces and in remains. Off-site transport of infected remains extends the risk chain.
Contract disposal fees scale with intake — the busiest (and hardest) months cost the most.
Cold storage while awaiting pickup consumes space, power, and staff time every single week.
How a shelter handles remains reflects on the whole organization. A controlled in-house process protects that trust.
Remains are handled by your staff, on your grounds, with your standards — never a third party's.
Same-day incineration of infected remains removes a persistent pathogen source from the facility.
Replace open-ended per-animal fees with a fixed capital cost and modest fuel spend.
From an ECO-250 at a county shelter to a 1000 at a high-intake municipal facility.
