When my dog died I put her in her basket-bed and put her blanky on top, took the body to the vet and had her creamated. Ther vet can also just dispose of the body if don't want your dog creamated. 80 lbs shouldn't be that heavy to carry outside. Bury in your yard if you wish.
What is a Durable Medical Equipment Suppliers Bond (DMEPOS)? A Durable Medical Equipment Suppliers Bond (also called a DMEPOS Bond, Medicare Bond or Medicaid Bond) is a federal surety bond required by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services for suppliers of durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics and supplies. The purpose of the bond is to help reduce the prevalence of Medicare billing fraud.
Bond ladders are a form of asset-liability matching. Bond ladders can work well for retirement cash flow needs. To build a bond ladder, you purchase bonds (individual bonds not bond funds) in your account so that the maturity dates of the bonds are staggered, or laddered, across a specified period of time. Sometimes this is called asset-liability matching, meaning you have an expense coming up (such as a year's worth of retirement spending) so you buy an asset (a bond) that will be available to meet that expense when it occurs.