When the Rapture comes, evangelical Christians will ascend to heaven, but what will become of their heathen pets? A group of atheists has come up with a solution: Eternal Earth-Bound Pets, a new service that promises to care for the pets of pious citizens for a reasonable fee.

For $110, a non-believer will care for a Christian's domestic animal for its lifetime if the Rapture occurs in the next 10 years. And the Eternal Earth-Bound Pets Web site promises that all of its animal-care specialists, spread across 20 states, are certified sinners.

"Each of our representatives has stated to us in writing that they are atheists, do not believe in God/Jesus, and that they have blasphemed in accordance with Mark 3:29, negating any chance of salvation."

That means that your pet is guaranteed to receive quality care as it lives out its golden years, even if they happen to be during the seven-year reign of the Antichrist on Earth. (That's 49 years of Antichrist rule in dog years.)

And while polls show that upwards of 55 percent of Americans believe in the Rapture, it remains to be seen how many of them are gullible enough to send Eternal Earth-Bound Pets $110.