[Tennessee Conservative]

It gives me a measure of peace to be able to look at the urns of my pups. Even if a person doesn’t favor cremation for human relatives, it’s the only way for me for my pups. Not that I will, but if I were to ever move, I know I can take them with me. Not something you can do if they are in the ground.

[Myrddin]

My household had multiple passings in short order. My mom on Nov 4, 2011. Brother-in-law on Jan 15, 2012. My oldest son on May 17, 2012. We paid for my brother-in-laws funeral and he was interred with my mother-in-law. My son was cremated and his urn rests in his bedroom with his rock collection until such time as my wife and I decide where we want all 3 of us "planted". I turn 66 in 3 weeks, so it is time to make some arrangements. If allowed, the pups urns will go with us.