Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2005 5:47 am Post subject: Re: Somewhat OT cremation
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Will you please just read it? I am pleading with you. It is important that you do, because of problems with veterinarians contracting out cremations to corrupt pet cremation companies that get caught by the USDOJ.
I didn't need to read it. We've done our homework. Believe me, not one part of our business is flippantly passed by. We care and we respect our clients.
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The State of New York already has a law in place dealing with this matter. The pet cemeteries/crematories/funeral homes are licenced by the State of New York.
Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2005 2:28 pm Post subject: Re: Somewhat OT cremation
On Sat, 8 Oct 2005 11:47:14 -0400, "Sharon" <askformyaddy@nospamhotmail.com.NOSPLAM> wrote:
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Will you please just read it? I am pleading with you. It is important that you do, because of problems with veterinarians contracting out cremations to corrupt pet cremation companies that get caught by the USDOJ. I didn't need to read it. We've done our homework. Believe me, not one part of our business is flippantly passed by. We care and we respect our clients. The State of New York already has a law in place dealing with this matter. The pet cemeteries/crematories/funeral homes are licenced by the State of New York. We are in NYS.
Hello Sharon, my apologies, sorry, I didn't know you were in New York State. Can you tell me a bit about the Pet Cemetery Law that was passed a long time ago? I am trying to push the Province of Ontario to bring in the same legislation, but want to know what the PROs and CONs of this particular piece of legislation that the NY State has. Does this mean more paperwork and record keeping for your clinic, frustrations and pushing clients to sign the authorization to cremate or burial, also signing the authorization for release form before the pet is released to the pet crematory or pet cemetery? Are the pet cemeteries where you are, do the cremations fpr vets in your area and you, and allow your clients to witness their pets being put into the crematory? This brings closure. Are the veterinarians banned from contracting out for cremation services to unauthorized pet crematories and do they have to go through a pet cemetery instead? I am working on opening a pet crematory, but am so undecided....... Hope to hear from you soon!
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