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Cremation Ashes
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Thank you kind soul for giving him a good life. You did the best you could for him and got years out of enjoyment having him around. There is another "Cubby" somewhere waiting for his forever home with you. Go for it. Won't be long before you will be enjoying more cat nonsense. Regards
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One of my neighbors had his dead poodle taxidermied He's a very strange guy. I must keep a close eye on him and his wife.
See my above post. Norman Bates got started with taxidermy. First came random critters, then his mother.
Norman Bates is a fictional character. That would never happen in real life.
Look up Ed Gain and his hobby. He was the real-life inspiration for Norman Bates and his keepsakes.Norman Bates is a fictional character. That would never happen in real life.
I like idea of burying them under a shade tree. Its the circle of life thing the tree will benefit from the life like i did. Find a nice rock to mark the location
I paid an artist for this. It helps.
The rainbow bridge poem is also comforting.
The rainbow bridge poem is also comforting.
Especially after his wife passes away.
Yes good choice. You’ll feel much better. Sorry for your loss.
Don't know about other areas in st. louis it's one at a time. I've installed two cremators in the st. louis area. They would only fit one person. Not to say it was a little creepy working next to operating units.
Our pets are our family. For some, they may be the only family they've got. For all who've endured the passing of family, you have my heartfelt condolences.
I love animals.
I also love working ecosystems (the bear catches the salmon, the osprey eats the rabbit etc.)
I love what animals bring to humans and vice versa.
I totally agree with what MacManus99 said above.
I admire and respect the phenomena of retarded children "awakening" when put on horseback etc. (please don't tell me you don't know what I'm speaking of).
My family has always spent money on vets. In fact we're known to have long-lived, healthy animals.
I PERSONALLY have no use for the ashes thing. I make no fun of people who do.
I PERSONALLY would rather see any monies spent on cremations placed in the collection box at someone's house of worship.
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I also love working ecosystems (the bear catches the salmon, the osprey eats the rabbit etc.)
I love what animals bring to humans and vice versa.
I totally agree with what MacManus99 said above.
I admire and respect the phenomena of retarded children "awakening" when put on horseback etc. (please don't tell me you don't know what I'm speaking of).
My family has always spent money on vets. In fact we're known to have long-lived, healthy animals.
I PERSONALLY have no use for the ashes thing. I make no fun of people who do.
I PERSONALLY would rather see any monies spent on cremations placed in the collection box at someone's house of worship.
Flame suit on (couldn't resist)
Thank you. I still have my cats Eva [pictured] and Shadow. They seem more affectionate since Cubby died.
I think they might have been a bit jealous of Cubby because he was in my lap so often.
I'll know after paying more for Cubby's ashes if I'd do it again or have his ashes buried with the ashes of other pets in a garden. So soon after losing him, I feared making the wrong decision, so I paid more just in case it was the best option in the long run. I love my cats when they're alive and if they don't outlive me I don't think I'd feel guilty about the way I treated them.
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I don't follow you? No assumptions made however.. just can't understand why someone would question the statement you made. $50 to a pet that gave companionship friendship laughter etc I wouldn't even care to process the dollar amount. I would want my friend back with me.
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