My dead Guniea Pig will have to spend extra months in the freezer

[Maine Mary]

With this weather, I don't think we'll see the spring thaw until about Mid-June! We'll just have to have his Burial Services then.

Got about 10 inches SO FAR and it's supposed to continue on till early afternoon..... and that's on top of the approx. 3 feet we already had.

Oh well. At least it's cozy in here and we have plenty to eat. The freezer is crammed full!!! :evilgrin:

JUST KIDDING!!!! SHEEESH. :-) I will really miss my Pig.

This post is written in loving memory of Steve. May he RIP :-( (As soon as I can get him out there)

[Blue_In_AK]

1. Don't feel bad...

...we had our dead bunny in the freezer for a year and a half. We kept forgetting he was in there (he was vacuum-packed and wrapped in aluminum foil), but finally got him in the ground this past fall just before the freeze-up.

[Maine Mary]

3. I can see how that would happen where you are

The thaw there in Alaska must give you a REALLY short window in which to bury dead pets. Sorry about your bunny. :-(

[Blue_In_AK]

8. We generally have from May to October for burials...

It was sad about the bunny but he was 10 years old -- probably the oldest bunny in captivity -- so he had a good life.

[DELUSIONAL]

2. They are really sweet creatures -- I used to have a pair

Now I have a dog the size of a Guniea Pig <grin>.

[sasquatch]

4. *Munches on meat* "Hey this is good mystyery meat"

:D

[BlueHandDuo]

7. They were originally bred in Peru...

...as meat animals, but it's not a good idea to eat any animal that died of its own accord.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

5. I'm sorry for your loss...

:hug: They really are sweet critters.

[Gloria]

6. I've buried 4 of them and am still in mourning for the last two who died

a year and two years ago, respectively. And then there is little Toastie who died in 1997. Damned, I can't get over that little guy. Cuddles was my first.

[JVS]

9. Can't you use gasoline and do a cremation on the driveway?