And I don't have an answer. But NOT having a written plan for when you die, a pet Will if you will, means you are just putting a heavy burden on someone else and doing the worst possible thing you can do to your pets.
I do not, btw, have a written pet plan. If Dana and I get run over by the same bus we're in trouble. I need to fix that and don't really know how but have no intention of acquiring any more pets until I do know.
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Date: 2022-12-28 16:09 (UTC)I do not, btw, have a written pet plan. If Dana and I get run over by the same bus we're in trouble. I need to fix that and don't really know how but have no intention of acquiring any more pets until I do know.
https://www.rspca.org.uk/whatwedo/care/homeforlife
https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/support-us/wills-legacies
I think having a monthly allotment to begin a legacy that will either support them or be contributed to supporting others is the way to go.