May a dog be legally buried in Mexico?

So as not to confuse any newbies, I moved this to the appropriate section.

I have to say this is a contender for funniest thread of all time.

Lady Otter Latté wrote:I have to say this is a contender for funniest thread of all time.

It's right up there, for sure.

Since it was a Mexican street dog rescue, there weren't any relatives in the states to notify nor was there a special breed for the DNA number, my friend in San Miguel had the gardener dig a hole in the yard.  She wrapped the old girl lovingly in her favorite blanket with a favorite toy and put her in the ground.  Covered it up and planted a nice bush on it.  Said nothin' to nobody.
That's way too simple, right?

Has anybody yet established that said dog is dead? Not mentioned by OP and may be relevant.

OMG, Matt, do you think Clueless is planning a murder? Does anyone know what agency should be contacted to investigate premeditated murders?

OMG This could actually be Breaking News?

gringal wrote:

Lady Otter Latté wrote:I have to say this is a contender for funniest thread of all time.

It's right up there, for sure.

Since it was a Mexican street dog rescue, there weren't any relatives in the states to notify nor was there a special breed for the DNA number, my friend in San Miguel had the gardener dig a hole in the yard.  She wrapped the old girl lovingly in her favorite blanket with a favorite toy and put her in the ground.  Covered it up and planted a nice bush on it.  Said nothin' to nobody.
That's way too simple, right?

Simple and perfect.  I planted rose on top...it was the Moochie rose.

Since so many dog owners are reading this thread and, as master of our own pack of faithful canines, I have come to the conclusion that Clueless posted this as an obvious act of public master baiting.

Vandre wrote:OMG, Matt, do you think Clueless is planning a murder?  Does anyone know what agency should be contacted to investigate premeditated murders?

If so, everyone posting here could be accessories.  Either before or after.  (now I'm worried)

Geez, Slainte. At first I thought you were responding to RV's post. I did not want any of us to be accessories to the master baiting, either before or after. I was really worried until I saw the quote you were responding to was Vandre's. Phew!

Now that you (and RV) brought it up, it's an issue we all might have to consider if we wind up in jail....as accessories. 

I going to check out the witness protection program.

Never let a crisis go to waste. Throw the dog in front of a gringo driver and sue for damages Spencer can advice

He will get even more if he is holding the dog when it gets hit.......

Or, if financial gain is not a motivator, just locate one of the many vicious off-leash dog packs roaming the streets and drop the perro in their path - making sure that he has not been fed recently with any expensive all-natural imported USDA premium gluten-free food, but rather regular dog kibble full of fillers. That way he'll be very sluggish and unable to escape the attack. Problem solved! No cadaver, no DNA, no permits, no shovels, no problem.

CanuckBob wrote:He will get even more if he is holding the dog when it gets hit.......

Sounds like a win win situation for everyone.