The 103 -year -old Hollywood found that it used to meet the needs of directors only a new customer base, those who want to commemorate their pets forever by freezing them.
Bischoff’s, founded in 1922, are Los Angeles mummified works, and for several years, animals have created the pillar of film studios, nature studios and museums, Los Angeles Times mentioned.
In recent years, the current Bischoff owners, Alexander, 40, and Rey Macias, 55, have installed it on the pets that were brought to them by the mourning pet owners who want the beloved animals to stay with them even after death.
While the couple still get orders from film makers and others, about 40 % of their works are now dealing with the died pets of people, dogs and cats in general.
“Most of our works are from TV and movies, for the scenes they need a silicon snake, they need a horse that needs to be moved [with animatronics]Alexander told KTLA: “Anything like that,” Alexander told KTLA. We were doing a lot of pets. “
The Los Angeles -based Bischoff’s Bischof’s is still the progress of studios and museums, but she says about 40 % of her work is to maintain pets. (Ktla) 
The Los Angeles -based Bischoff’s Bischof’s is still the progress of studios and museums, but she says about 40 % of her work is to maintain pets. (Ktla) 
The Los Angeles -based Bischoff’s Bischof’s is still the progress of studios and museums, but she says about 40 % of her work is to maintain pets. (Ktla) 
The Los Angeles -based Bischoff’s Bischof’s is still the progress of studios and museums, but she says about 40 % of her work is to maintain pets. (Ktla) The Los Angeles -based Bischoff’s Bischof’s is still the progress of studios and museums, but she says about 40 % of her work is to maintain pets. (Ktla)
Artists also worked at Bischof’s Roosters, Worents, CHAMEENS, Travits and Pet Birds, and although most of their customers come from southern California, they have Loyals agents away from Hong Kong.
A mixture of science and art, the company specializes in mixing traditional embalming technologies with the most modern freezing process. According to the Times, this allows more similar creativity in life, and maintains the structure of the skeleton of animals in place, along with hairs, teeth, nails and eyelids.
The eyes, which is the glass, remains one of the most important elements that Alexander told the Times, saying that the ideal body is one thing, but without the right eye treatment, animals lack emotion and look less alive.
When a dead pet arrives at Bischoff, they discuss exactly with the customer how they want to immortalize their beloved animal, as Alexander said they are working hard to make sure that the final process envelops the character of the pets exactly.
He added that some people come to capture dried pets with freezing and immediately start difficulty, while others are excited to know how beautiful they are.
“We are grateful because they trust us with their pets, and to be completely honest, for someone walking and saying,” Here, this is my life for 13 years, then make us immortalize their pets in a respectable way all the time.