Mexico, Mexico Mar 22, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - November 1st and 2nd are the most important celebration days in Mexico. Where they commemorate family and friends who passed away, and it is a day to remember them. They usually make an altar where they place a picture of the deceased and offer them their favorite food to be recognized the way they used to live, what they used to eat, the music they used to hear, etc.
Mexicans truly believe those days the death come to visit them and commemorate the people they lose by remembering them. Funeral Pet, a Mexican brand of cremation services for pets, came out with the idea to inaugurate on November 3rd a place named Bosque Alma. This is the first concept of reforested spaces from pet ashes in Mexico City. In these green cemeteries, pets
( human's best friend) will not only be eternally remembered but also give rise to the birth of trees from their remains.
Managing Director "All Saints Day is celebrated as the day of death, where we remember our friends and family who passed away. We created Alma Forest (a place dedicated to all animals' souls) to celebrate life through death and be the first cemetery of its kind. We will place the pet's ashes in an eco funeral pet urn to turn it into a tree."
"We believe that love never dies. It just rebirth in different shapes, and that's our motivation behind this first reforested concept space from pet ashes. From now on, November 3rd, we will celebrate as a pet's special day to remember how happy they made them, how much they show us their pure love and our best companions."
About Funeral Pet
Funeral Pet is a Mexican brand of cremation services for pets and helps in planning whether an individual or community cremation. Alma forest is their small initiative for reforestation in Mexico City where pet's ashes in an eco funeral pet urn to turn it into a tree.
#Bosquealma, The Place Where Love For Pets Does Not Die, Rebirth.
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