Review on Cherished Memories: Perfect Memorials Beloved Companion Cat Cremation Urn by Ricky Faith

This is a quality product->seriously. It appears to be metal with no burrs or sharp edges, and the top is engraved quite intricately with the cat on the mat. I combined the ash of my favorite sock (16lb tabby) and peanut. (12 pounds chintz), with a little room left. The cheapest pet container at my local shelter was $75 and wasn't as good as this one in my opinion and would only have room for one set of ashes. On the underside there is a metal plate of the corresponding color, which is fixed with four screws. When I lift and tilt it, the ash stays tightly sealed without "leaking out". I'll include a photo in the cat urn frame at the end, but the review won't be the same unless you provide at least a few photos of it here, so I've attached them along with the urn photos. Please ignore the green tint in the photos as the urn is the same color as the one Revane posts. I actually took the photos with an old camcorder as I'm still looking at the camera after my old canon died. The small porcelain cat attached to the urn was a gift from a neighbor's boy shortly after Socks' death. The irony was that he had timed his gift because he didn't know the socks were deceased. Sox died of severe asthma at just over 6 years old. Peanuts was hit and run by a car and died around the age of 5. They were brother and sister. [I still tearfully remember how they both died rather tragically long before their time and in their prime] My heartfelt *thanks* to AngelStar for providing such a high quality, beautiful and thoughtful product. I think this is a reminder that there are people who still have enough heart to give a sweet memory to those we love and cherish.