URNS - Page 2

 Mystere,
I have a really nice Urn from Final Gift Pet Cramations Services.  They're in Cranston RI.  (401) 464-8338.  They also give you a piece of clay to make a paw print of your loved one and then you can bake it yourself.  I think they put the print then sent it to you to bake.  I had it done with my Manx cat!  She was the best cat ever!  I would use them again if I needed to~!

My condolences Mystere.  I had one made locally similar to the ones that Mindhunt linked when I lost Poe last year:

http://www.faithfulfriendanimalmemories.com/urns-engraving.htm

The photo she used:



The end result (photos do not do it justice):

You might also try a local pottery or glass studio for a custom job.  Condolences.

The cremation service my old vet ( who sadly has retired)  used as part of the cremation fee ( very reasonable) provided wondeful cedar boxes with a small name tag.

I joked when I got my sister's and my mom's ashes back and they came in a plain ugly black plastic box ( for much much more money) that they would have been better off to be treated like a dog.

You might check with local vets and see what different practices offer.

Thank you all. I intend to follow up on all suggestions. The ashes are being provided this coming Friday. Why do parrots live to be 50 or 75 and dogs less than 20. It ain't right!