This article from Melbourne’s The Age deals with the growing industry dealing with pet funerals.
We have a business that does this locally.
Here’s the intro and infographic:

<p></p>WHEN 17-year-old tabby cat Moggy died recently from heart failure, there was no backyard burial.
Instead, the beloved pet was given an hour-long funeral at Animalia Pet Cemetery in Bacchus Marsh, complete with a celebrant, Buddhist readings, six mourners and $200 worth of white lilies.
She was then buried with her favourite toys in a handmade white coffin, with satin lining and lace pillows, to the music video of Kermit the Frog singing Rainbow Connection.
Moggy’s elaborate farewell is a long way from the traditional shoebox treatment that pets have received in the past.

Read the rest of the article at The Age.

2 thoughts on “Pet Funerals (via The Age)

  1. Deb's avatar Deb says:

    Are you planning a lucrative side business?

    1. Gary Ware's avatar Gary Ware says:

      I don’t think anyone would like my pet funerals.
      Hearing that Rover won’t be there in heaven wouldn’t go over well.

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