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Originally Posted by Lianne from CT
I am trying to find out about what people who have pets that pass away at home do with the poor little thing's body. We moved here about 7 months ago. We now have a badly ailing 15 year old cat whose hours/days are definitely numbered. We live in a courtyard villa and cannot imagine burying the poor thing out there. We have done some calling about and are finding the cost to euthanize and cremate extremely prohibitive on our incomes. What alternatives do we have here in The Villages?
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So sorry to hear of your cats health and understand what you are going through. Our beloved dog Katie, 17 1/2yrs old, had recently gotten to the point where we knew it was time. We took her to Paws Animal Hospital on March 28th to be euthanized and they also arranged for cremation. I have to say that I was very impressed with how they handled the whole situation by showing concern for our dog and us. She came home yesterday in a very nice little cedar box with her name engraved on it along with a certificate of cremation. This all cost us less than $300.
Best wishes.