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02-16-2013 03:31 PM
Just saw it on CNN. You can pay several thousand dollars to have your dead pet freeze dried. Apparently, you tell them what position you want your pet to be in, then it takes up to a year (depending upon the size of your pet) to freeze dry it so you can have your beloved pet with you always.
Not the same as taxidermy, all bones and musculature is left intact.
I'd rather have a photo . . . but that's just me.
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