[header] How to conduct a pet's funeral [title] Inquire about home burial. [step] It can be nice to have your animal's remains buried in your own backyard. This way, you and your family can visit your pet's grave easily whenever you want.
[header] How to conduct a pet's funeral [title] Inquire about home burial. [step] It can be nice to have your animal's remains buried in your own backyard. This way, you and your family can visit your pet's grave easily whenever you want.
[title] Find a friendly, happy place to find your pet's body. [step] Don't be shy; there are tons of places that are so friendly you might not know the neighborhood well enough to actually bury your pet. Your mother's grave will also be less crowded than your siblings' homes. [substeps] However, if you are not comfortable letting the dog use your house as a home burial site, you can honor your mother's wishes and officiate her death by having her burial outside of your house. Alternatively, you can also get your cat's pet's grave made and set up yourself. [substeps] It will be helpful if you talk with your veterinarian before settling on this option. However, you need to make sure to look into the legality of this. Call a local courthouse to see if there are regulations on burying animals in your backyard in your area.