Paws At Laws

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Why are countless numbers of pets left homeless upon the death or disability of their owner? You can choose for a pet trust to take effect upon your death or any disability that prevents you from caring properly for your pet. * How long will my pet live? * What would happen to my pet if I passed away? * What would happen to my pet if I became incapacitated? * What does estate planning for my pet involve? * What legal arrangements can I make for the care of my pet? * What is a "pet trust"? * Where can I find an organization to care for my pet when I no longer can? * Where can I find an attorney who is willing and able to assist me? * Where can I find other professionals to assist me? * Where can I find more information about estate planning for my pet? You may specify how your pet is cared for including: * The type of food your pet prefers * Exercise routines, such as walks in the park * How often your pet visits the vet, and vet maintenance routines * Any chronic health conditions for which your pet must take medication or receive regular health treatment