In a wealthy LA suburb, a hidden pet cemetery to the Hollywood stars
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In a wealthy LA suburb, a hidden pet cemetery to the Hollywood stars
""With malice toward none, he bore the adversities of his life with mankind. Gentle, lifelong protector of his adored tomcat pal, who sleeps beside him here.""
""He got the idea that there's burials for humans, but not the same dignified sendoffs for animals.""
""This animal necropolis was founded nine years ago to satisfy the demands of animal lovers who resented having to send dead pets to a rendering plant for disposal.""
Los Angeles Pet Cemetery in Calabasas is home to Tawny the lion, an early MGM mascot. His headstone reflects his gentle nature and companionship with Mary McMillan. Founded in 1929 by Dr. Eugene Jones, the cemetery was created to provide dignified burials for pets, addressing the needs of animal lovers. The cemetery has attracted attention since its inception, with visitors often seeking out Tawny's grave, showcasing the enduring connection between humans and their pets.
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