Too bad it didn't involve Nixon's dog, Chester.

THEY DIDN'T MOVE THE BODIES

Puppygeists?

'SICK' tag broke?
What an utter lack of respect.

I don't want to be buried, in a pet cemetery.

I'm sure the worms were done with them anyways.

So what?

Who cares?

Gage?

Going for a walk in the park is a much better way to remember your pet dog then laying down flowers at a gravestone.

Warchild: Too bad it didn't involve Nixon's dog, Chester.

I think Nixon's dog was named Checkers.

Still a horrible thing to do to a cemetery. Now where will people go to bring back zombies?

We all know how well that worked out last time:

clipperbox: Gage?

Beaten by 1 minute! *shakes fist of impotent rage*

Louis, sometimes, dead is better.

Sometimes dead is bettah.

Bored Horde: Going for a walk in the park is a much better way to remember your pet dog then laying down flowers at a gravestone.

Especially once the gravestone's been crushed in the bucket of a bulldozer.

the ASCPA, IN-Humane Society and PETA do NOT care about animals, Hell those 3 Organizations kill more animals than all other organizations, hunters, and companies combined.


They even admit to it in Public, after all you have a "Rescue" the animals from their "shelters".

And now they wanna play with youuuuuuuu....



/hotter than a handless, footless beauty queen

I'm sure that once a year, or maybe once every decade, the wind will howl, the earth will tremble, and the fountain will spray blood. People unfortunate enough to have been caught in the middle of the event during a walk in the park will be possessed by the spirits of deceased pets. Among other weird behaviors, those people will hump legs, lick their own crotches, and try to run in human-sized hamster wheels.

This is why when my dog needed to be put down I took possession of the body and buried it in the backyard. I know his body is safe as long as I live here. After that there is several large trees and zoning concerns that would need to be addressed before his bones are farked with. Pet cemeteries are for those who can't let go.



/wow no pics of this yet
/so hot it's melting the snow outside

Welcome to random Government funding. :)

/"Sometimes, dead is bettah..."

eli pabst: We all know how well that worked out last time:

Except this time with cats and dogs in ghostly form parading down the staircase...

Hand Banana: I don't want to be buried, in a pet cemetery.

I don't want to live my life again.

Warchild: Too bad it didn't involve Nixon's dog, Chester.

Checkers was the name. R Nixon rocks!!!

i know what you're thinking, Mr. Stotch. Sometimes what you put in the ground ain't what comes back out.



/hot

No 'ironic' tag?

Bored Horde: Going for a walk in the park is a much better way to remember your pet dog then laying down flowers at a gravestone.

Take your new pet. But what if your old pet's ghost sees you?

Awkward!

This will nevah happen in Maine.

So they destroyed a pet cemetery. Who cares. I'm as big a doglover as they come, but I'm not putting my dog in a casket and having him buried in a special cemetery. There's a nice oak tree in my backyard where he will rest.

El Nino: And now they wanna play with youuuuuuuu....



/hotter than a handless, footless beauty queen


just seeing that makes my achilles tendons hurt. also, sorry aislin, i'm fast as lighting! :)

The family has instructions to sprinkle the dogs' and my ashes at our favorite Sunday napping spot by the river. I'd rather spend eternity w/ them than most ppl I know.

I bury that cats in the backyard and have the dogs cremated....it's actually been a very bad two years :(

The_Ancient: the ASCPA, IN-Humane Society and PETA do NOT care about animals, Hell those 3 Organizations kill more animals than all other organizations, hunters, and companies combined.

Keep in mind that "humane society" is used often with various organizations. The Humane Society of US is the out of wack one while there are numorous other humane society's that do decent work. Like everything else - do research before you donate.

/although nothing beats PETA for just crazy

I think about this sometimes. If I don't own a home by the time my cat dies, where will I bury her. I mean, odds are I'll own house by the time she goes, but one never can tell. Or god, what if I do own, she dies, I bury her, then end up moving? She's as important to me as anyone I know, and yes I know, that's just queer.

Shiat, I'm just gonna have the vet toss my cat in the incinerator when she dies.

Sheesh... and yes, I don't care WTF they do with my body after I'm dead. You're dead, who cares.

That's too bad that they did that. They could have least put an ad in the paper so people could come claim the stones if they wished. Jackasses.

/buries pets in the backyard

The Rest Are Bait
This is why when my dog needed to be put down I took possession of the body and buried it in the backyard. I know his body is safe as long as I live here. After that there is several large trees and zoning concerns that would need to be addressed before his bones are farked with. Pet cemeteries are for those who can't let go.

So you took your dog home to bury him in your backyard where your ownership of the property/landscape itself will protect the body, however, someone who opts to have their pet buried in a place reserved for that purpose but not on their property "can't let go"?

I respect your right to grieve as you will, but I'm confused about your statement.

How's it going to look when you send the dog out after a tennis ball and it comes back with a dog leg? Huh?
What to do if a dog returns a week later to find a bone he buried and finds too many?
Good spot for a therapist.

They should organize and all demand a refund, thus bankrupting their local humane society.

Warchild: Too bad it didn't involve Nixon's dog, Chester.

you know who did actually have a dog named Chester?

Until it stole a Prime Rib, and got kicked in the liver...

/// Captain Morgans with a twist of lime...
//three rights make a left
/ I wan go home

robohobo: I think about this sometimes. If I don't own a home by the time my cat dies, where will I bury her. I mean, odds are I'll own house by the time she goes, but one never can tell. Or god, what if I do own, she dies, I bury her, then end up moving? She's as important to me as anyone I know, and yes I know, that's just queer.

You could have your cat cremated and scatter her ashes somewhere significant.

robohobo: I think about this sometimes. If I don't own a home by the time my cat dies, where will I bury her. I mean, odds are I'll own house by the time she goes, but one never can tell. Or god, what if I do own, she dies, I bury her, then end up moving? She's as important to me as anyone I know, and yes I know, that's just queer.


I wondered about that too with my cat of 11 years...then my townhouse manager found him dead and mauled and threw him in a dumpster.

/plotting a cold revenge

MrBentor: /"Sometimes, dead is bettah..."

This is the very first thing I thought of.

Can we keep him, Frank?

clipperbox: Gage?

Church?

You all missed the good part where they are willing to repay burial costs of $75 to $300 but admit they LOST ALL RECORDS!

This could be a cash cow (albeit a dead one) for many ex pet owners....

Hotter than Crackerpack's mom.