pet cremation urn

I take care of an old pet dog. Believe it or not, he is over a hundred years old in dog years. He can barely see through his cataracts but still manages to hobble slowly to meet me when I come down in the morning. I reward him by rubbing his back. His good deed done for the day, he goes back to his corner and spends most of his time sleeping.

I know that his time is near. I have mentally reserved a space in the garden as his resting place. I have often wished that pet cremation is available in our locality. If that were so, I can put him in a nice pet cremation urn and bury him in his special place in the garden. I’ll get him a simple box in hardwood. There will be no engraved plates or memorials. But I will always keep in my memory the loyalty of a dog that stayed as long as he can, to be able to meet me at the foot of the stairs every morning.

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