There are usually rules/laws but a lot of people ignore them. Pretty much all of our animals were buried on our property through my childhood. We switched to cremation a few years back.
My father, to my knowledge, shot exactly one of our pets. The dog was old (16-17 years old) and had a devastating stroke. He and that dog were VERY close.…
There are usually rules/laws but a lot of people ignore them. Pretty much all of our animals were buried on our property through my childhood. We switched to cremation a few years back.
My father, to my knowledge, shot exactly one of our pets. The dog was old (16-17 years old) and had a devastating stroke. He and that dog were VERY close. He loved that dog. He thought it was more fitting/caring/appropriate that he deal with it than some vetinarian.
Totally different situation and motivation from what Noem did.
There is a deeply moving scene in one of Louise Penney’s novels referencing that kind of event. The locals referred to it as a “beer walk”. It always makes me cry.
There are usually rules/laws but a lot of people ignore them. Pretty much all of our animals were buried on our property through my childhood. We switched to cremation a few years back.
My father, to my knowledge, shot exactly one of our pets. The dog was old (16-17 years old) and had a devastating stroke. He and that dog were VERY close. He loved that dog. He thought it was more fitting/caring/appropriate that he deal with it than some vetinarian.
Totally different situation and motivation from what Noem did.
There is a deeply moving scene in one of Louise Penney’s novels referencing that kind of event. The locals referred to it as a “beer walk”. It always makes me cry.
Writing that actually brought tears to my eyes, so ya.