About Paws into Grace
Paws into Grace is a company based in Escondido, United States. The News Front has published 2 press releases from Paws into Grace, most recently on 14 July 2026.
Paws into Grace is a women-owned and operated small business located in San Diego, California. Our veterinarians and staff are passionate about providing pets and their parents with comfort, support, love, and beauty — even in death. We are honored to support families in all aspects of the end-of-life process including hospice, compassionate euthanasia, and cremation.
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Latest release14 July 2026
Paws into Grace Becomes First Aquamation Facility in California to Earn IAOPCC Accreditation
Escondido, CA — Paws into Grace, an Escondido-based provider of in-home pet euthanasia, hospice care, and cremation services, has become the first aquamation facility in California and the third in the world to earn accreditation from the International Association of Pet Cemeteries and Crematories (IAOPCC). The designation follows a rigorous independent review covering facility safety,…
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Common questions about Paws into Grace
What does the IAOPCC accreditation signify for Paws into Grace?
This accreditation indicates that the facility has passed a rigorous independent review of its safety protocols, chain of custody procedures, and record-keeping. It distinguishes Paws into Grace as the first aquamation facility in California and the third in the world to meet these voluntary, industry-recognized standards.
What services does Paws into Grace provide to pet owners in Southern California?
Paws into Grace offers in-home pet euthanasia, hospice care, and cremation services, including aquamation, for families in San Diego, Riverside, Orange County, and San Bernardino. They also provide online resources like a Quality of Life Calculator to help owners assess their pet's needs.
How does Paws into Grace ensure professional standards for its staff?
Client-facing team members complete specialized bereavement training, while crematory staff participate in operator programs. Additionally, the team helped develop the Certified Pet Alkaline Hydrolysis Operator (CPAO) certification program to establish industry-specific standards for aquamation operations.