<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

I rent a home with my wife, and up until very recently we had a dog and 3 cats.  Several weeks ago, one of our cats ran out the front door and down the street.  By the title of this reddit, you know we couldn't catch it.  Several days ago, which happened to be after a brutal storm, I was at work when I received a call from someone stating to have found our cat.  It was deceased.  I thanked him for calling me and told him I would be over after work to pick up the remains.  

When finished at work, I made my way to Home Depot.  I eventually bought and had some wood cut so I can fashion a small box.  I got home, dug a hole, made 5/6 sides of the box and subsequently made my way to the neighbor's home (only about 4 houses down) to pick up the carcass.  The gentleman whom called me was nice enough to place the remains in a trash bag with newspaper so I didn't have to see Kitten.  His collar had been removed and had been used to tie the trash bag closed.  I got back and placed the bag in the box and closed it up with some final nails.  Finally, I placed him in the ground and buried him.

I get a knock on the door a bit later, and it's my landlord (Different from my neighbor).  He was pleasant, but indicated that the neighbor had pitched a fit and that I would need to move the remains.  He was nice enough to offer his back yard as a burial plot for Kitten, but I declined.  I ended up calling my in-laws; after digging up the box, I drove over to their home and reburied the box.

Advice on what to do next.  He needs to get his, but I ethically won't do anything illegal.  What should I do?
<bot>: My cat died and I buried it.  I had to dig it up and move it because my neighbor is a huge dick-head.