As posted I euthanized my older, ailing with failing kidneys cat three weeks ago. If I could have given her new organs to replace her diabetes damaged ones, I would have & still have her with me for awhile, but that wasn’t possible.
Her remains, “cremains”, are in an urn. Veterinarian & crematorium included a package of everything from coping with grief, to an angel pin, a paw print & the remains in a beautiful box.
I’d love to scatter them in those places she loved when she was not as bad off—by a pine tree, exploring by a fence, in some brush surrounded by a low fence, maybe even by a pond.
Is this safe (we live in a townhouse with about a dozen neighbors). Have only seen one walking a dog.
We all have a percentage of the common areas, so that isn’t an issue. Safety wise would it work? Are there any procedures for handling cremation remains?
It’s an awkward topic, I know, but this really is new to me.
