W e are celebrating “All Saints” in New York, the eve of the dead and the day after Halloween, so there is no other option but to talk about death and your Pet. The love that some people feel for their animals goes beyond what can be considered a pet. For them they are an important part of the family and in some cases, even their only family. This is common in large cities where thousands of people live but in which they are increasingly alone. Many establish strong ties with their pet dogs or cats and are not willing to breakaway from them, even after death. However in New York, as in many parts of the world, until now it was forbidden for an animal to be buried next to a person. If someone’s desire was to bury themselves together with their pet dog or their pet cat , they only had one option: to buy a place in the pet cemetery and ask to be buried there. Now, the laws have changed and the green light has been given so humans and pets can share graves. It’s n...