Pet cemetery destroyed to make room for park

http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2009/01/demolition_of_pet_cemetery_irk.html

This story just really made my skin crawl. Of course the WTFery happened in Pennsylvania, which seems to be a mecca of stupidity in America (no offense to PA residents...I live here too and I still say there's a lot of morons here). People who had pets buried in this cemetery were not even notified that the area was being destroyed in order to have a park built over it, but the people in charge of the demolition assure readers that the gravestones that have not been smashed apart might get relocated to a section of the park so the pets' owners can still visit their pets' resting places. But what about the people whose pets had their grave markers destroyed already? What will happen to the pets that will inevitably get dug up during the construction on the park?

I hope someone raises a stink about this...no matter what kind of cemetery it is, people's loved ones are buried there and it's not fair to build shit over their pets so people can have a park. They could at least have the decency to find a place to build a new cemetery. Just...grr. And a big to the Humane Society for allowing this to happen.

well, just wait for the zombie animals to come back pet semetary anyone.

a cemetary is a peaceful thing.

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