Pooch Date

These are subjects most of us don’t like talking about. We think our pet’s health will never deteriorate. However, the time will come when all of us, including our pets, will have to face death. Some people pay for their burial expenses before they die because they just hate the idea of becoming a financial burden on their families. It is sad when families ask friends for money to bury their loved ones because it’s extremely expensive and they just can’t afford it. Besides having to go through a difficult period of grieving they have to pay for the funeral home, flower arrangements, cemetery etc. Sadly, things seem to be getting more expensive each year but salaries stay more or less the same. What about our pets? Where do we bury them? Should we just leave them at the vet? Some people seem ok with the idea of leaving their pet behind. Others think the best thing they could do for their pet is give him/her proper burial. Many people torture themselves for not burying their pets. Others do it and say it just felt right after doing it. In my opinion it’s better doing it yourself and feeling better afterwards than torturing yourself your whole life for not doing it. You can bury your pet in your garden, backyard, or maybe at a park. There are some illegal places to bury your pet so make sure you know where to bury him/her. It should be done keeping some distance from water supply. However, contact the place where you want to bury your pet to make sure they will allow you to do so. You’ll need a shovel, and casket (you can make it yourself or buy one). Bring some friends to help you out; it will be hard work digging a hole on the ground and you will be emotionally weak. Good Luck