Are you a true dog lover? I mean, a REAL one? Does your heart skip a beat when you see your fluffy friend? Would you do anything to stay by their side?
Unfortunately, as much as we hate to think about it, the day will come when you have to say goodbye to your pet. And trust me, nothing hurts more than losing them.
In a world where most things are set in stone, New York decided to break the mold. They changed the law to allow pets to be buried with their owners in human cemeteries.
It’s funny, isn’t it? People often say humans are smarter than animals. But has your dog ever let you down the way a person can? I bet not. That’s why so many pet lovers are cheering for this new law. Real pet lovers know their furry friends are family. And they want to stay close to the ones who brought them so much joy, even after they’re gone.
Of course, there are some rules. Religious and private cemeteries can choose not to follow this law if they prefer.
A pet cemetery in Westchester County says that every year, at least five people ask to be buried with their pets. So, this new law might just make their dreams come true.
New York’s bold move could inspire others to follow. Instead of sticking to old traditions, it’s time to care for all living creatures on Earth.
Thanks to this law, people now have the freedom to rest in peace with their beloved pets. So, if your cemetery agrees, you can have forever together with your furry friend.
