animalseom mansi filed by mansi tewari on november 9to be cleared by md mansi tewari tnn pune every human has the right to have a decent end and so do animals i fail to understand why a city like pune does not have a decent cremetorial place for animals in the city said neha pancchamiya jangle founder of the non governmental organisations ngo rescue charitable trust and the paws pack on the occasion of the international animal rights day toi went across asking animal lovers vets and ngos about what the city requires the most for their animals deepak tulpule a veterinarian vet says a proper burial ground is of foremost importance and a question that was not raised by anyone thousands of dogs are thrown in the dustbins and no one cares about them when an owner has to carry its pets all the way to a corner in the city it is traumatic for the owner as well he added shweta shahade who was the owner of a pomeranian candy went through a traumatic experience when it died at 1130 in the night my dog was 17 years old and it suffered from intestinal obstruction for three days and when it died at night i was clueless with what to do it was like a family member for us and i did not want to throw it anywhere said shahade finally i went to my friends place on whose ground i buried my dog but not everyone is that lucky and the only place where their is a proper crematorium is ahead of wagholi and again it is not possible for everyone to take their pet so fardr sucheta vishwanathan who runs an ngo animal farm offers a place to cremate the pets i get about four to five people in a month and since this place is located so far i ask the pet owners to come in the morning a lot of people complain of not having a proper crematorium ground for the pets in the city and that they have to travel all the way to gandewadi village to have a proper last rights for their pet she addedwe dont even have a incinerator in the city which hardly requires any space and is a hygienic also instead of throwing the animal in a bin said jangle the dog van run by the corporation hardly reaches on time and it just takes the animal and dumps it in a pit all we ask for is a decent place for our pets and not a huge burial ground she added while th city does not have a proper place for its animals pcmc has its own burial ground and its founder dr satish goure said it was the lack of space and the growing residential areas in the region that we thought of having a proper burial grounds for the animals in the last one and a half years we have had about 180