Container system for storing remains

Abstract

A container system for storing remains is provided, including a rigid storage vessel defining an inner chamber for receiving remains. The system includes at least one display frame member outside the rigid storage vessel for displaying information, such as a picture. A cap is provided proximate the storage vessel, wherein the cap defines at least one storage area for receiving an object.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a container system for storing remains, and more particularly to a container system for storing the remains of pets or other animals. Background technique [0002] As the number of pets in the household increases, there are growing concerns regarding the disposal of pet remains. Given that residential pet burials are becoming illegal in an increasing number of countries and states, when a pet dies, pet owners must determine how best to dispose of the remains. Local dumps are often used as the only option for disposing of animal remains. For many pet owners, this option does not preserve the memory of the pet or the respect for the pet's body once the pet dies. Therefore, many veterinarians offer cremation as an option to pet owners. Some veterinarians have in-house crematoria, while freestanding crematoria are becoming more and more popular. Pet owners who choose to have their pet cremated receive their pet's ashes ...

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But there are disadvantages associated with such urns

[0004] Such urns do not adequately secure the plastic bag for the ashes, especially if the urn is dropped or moved suddenly, this may cause the plastic bag to break and allow the ashes to scatter inside the urn and possibly outside the urn

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