Posted by Hills Of TN on November 10, 2008 at 19:01:19 from (74.179.45.77):
In Reply to: Pet burial posted by bc on November 10, 2008 at 13:05:17:
I"m with Mike (WA) - just put em in a cardboard box and bury em in the 50 acre woods surrounding my house. I cover the spot up with a stump or log to keep the creatures from trying to dig them up.
I deliberately do not make any permanent marking because my wife is just too emotional to have all of the permanent reminders of the many dogs and cats we have had in the past 45 years. (I don"t mean to imply anyone else is wrong in the way they choose to handle them - just know what works best for us. I get her another pet and she moves on with her life. Of course, I have told her she can do the same with me when my time is up. I do wonder if she can find a cardboard box big enough to fit me in???)
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