Paula Schleis

Tiffany's Memorial Pet Cemetery is the resting spot for many pets in Ogden. Photographed Thursday, Oct. 28, 2004, at the Ogden City Cemetery. (WHITNEY CURTIS/STANDARD-EXAMINER)

Cemetery opens plots for pets next to humans

KENT, Ohio -- Families have been known to skirt cemetery rules in trying to reunite Fido or Patches with their owners, slipping a tiny tub of ashes into a casket or sprinkling their remains at a grave site when no one's looking.

But come spring, animal lovers won't have to be surreptitious anymore at Standing Rock Cemetery.

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