Question 1

What is pet cryopreservation?

Accepted Answer

The preservation of a companion animal's biological structure at -196 °C, indefinitely. It is not resurrection; future revival is not promised. The aim is to keep the option open in the best condition science currently permits.

Question 2

How much does pet cryopreservation cost?

Accepted Answer

The preservation procedure ranges from EUR 30,000 to EUR 150,000 depending on species, weight, and chosen path, plus a EUR 500 lifetime membership that opens your file and is credited in full against the final cost. Transport, veterinary fees, and country-specific taxes are quoted in advance.

Question 3

Where are the animals stored?

Accepted Answer

At the European Biostasis Facility in Rafz, Switzerland - the only purpose-built cryopreservation facility on the continent - owned and operated by a Swiss non-profit foundation, supervised by the Eidgenoessische Stiftungsaufsicht.

Question 4

Who operates Pets of Tomorrow?

Accepted Answer

Tomorrow Biostasis GmbH (Tomorrow.bio), founded in Berlin in 2020 - Europe's longest-running, fully operational cryopreservation organisation, with a dedicated medical standby ambulance fleet in Europe and the continental United States.

Question 5

Do you promise to bring my pet back?

Accepted Answer

No. We make exactly one promise: to preserve your companion's biological structure at -196 °C, indefinitely, in the best condition science currently permits. Whether future medicine can revive what we preserve is not something we will overstate.