BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD — A pet cremation business is at the center of a criminal investigation after a disturbing complaint alleged that animal remains were not being properly disposed of, prompting officials to examine whether customers were deceived.
Key Points
- Theft by deception probe opened into Loving Care Pet Cremations
- Complaint involved improper disposal of animal remains
- Baltimore County police working with State’s Attorney’s Office
Business accused of mishandling trusted pet remains
The investigation began in early April when officials received a report involving Loving Care Pet Cremations. The business, which provides cremation services for deceased pets, is now being scrutinized for allegedly failing to properly manage the remains it was entrusted to handle.
The case is being investigated as a potential theft by deception, and law enforcement is actively seeking information from members of the public who may have used the company’s services.
Customers urged to come forward with information
The police department is working in coordination with the Baltimore County State’s Attorney’s Office to determine the full scope of the allegations. Customers who used the cremation service and believe their pets’ remains may not have been handled appropriately are being asked to contact investigators.
The business has not issued a public statement, and no charges have yet been filed as the investigation continues.