Ralf Hendrichs was devastated when his Dobermann died. But he was even more distraught when he learnt that its carcass ended up in a public grinder along with those of roadkill and farm animals. "We cried for days on end," Hendrichs said, recalling the death of his faithful friend more than 15 years ago and its sad end that prompted him to set up a cemetery for pets south of Berlin. Hendrichs now not only manages the 10,000-square-meter (108,000-square-foot) cemetery called Tierhimmel (Animal Heaven), he also offers grieving pet owners comfort. The graveyard at Teltow is the only one in Germany offering pet burials as well as cremations. "We often see very sad scenes here...
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