Pet Care Trust
Because who would take care of your pets if you couldn't?
Because who would take care of your pets if you couldn't?
A lot of preparation goes into taking care of our pets while were here on earth but what if something happens to you? What if you become unable to take of your pet or what if you pass away leaving them here? What will happen to your pets then? Just because you have relatives doesn't mean they want too, can, afford or desire to take care of you pet your way, but less take care of it your way. That's what the Pet Care Trust is here to help you do, figure it all out. Download and use our forms to help get you thinking past your own life and speak with your friends and family and decided who and how your pets beneficiary takes care of your loved one if they end up being left alone.
If you were incapacitated, due to sickness or illness, or if you were unavailable to take care of your own home because you had to answer to another emergency? Who would take care of your pets? That is what we will help you try and decide in our Emergency Pet Care section. Then Choosing your pets parents should you become incapable of doing so or pass away before them.
If you were incapacitated, due to sickness or illness, or if you were unavailable to take care of your own home because you had to answer to another emergency? Who would take care of your pets? That is what we will help you try and decide in our Emergency Pet Care section. Then Choosing your pets parents should you become incapable of doing so or pass away before them.
Emergency Pet Care (in case you are incapacitated)
1. Who could help you out ASAP?
2. Who could help you out for 24 hours?
3. Who could help you out for 48 hours?
4. Who could help you out for a short period of time?
5. Who could help you out for a long period of time? (Define long)
6. Who is your local veterinarian?
7. Who is your local 24 hour emergency veterinarian?
8. Who do you trust as a pet care person?
9. Who do you trust as a pet day care center?
10. Where is your local pet friendly hotel?
2. Who could help you out for 24 hours?
3. Who could help you out for 48 hours?
4. Who could help you out for a short period of time?
5. Who could help you out for a long period of time? (Define long)
6. Who is your local veterinarian?
7. Who is your local 24 hour emergency veterinarian?
8. Who do you trust as a pet care person?
9. Who do you trust as a pet day care center?
10. Where is your local pet friendly hotel?
Pet Care Trust (in case your pet outlives you)
1. Who would you specify to take your pet if something happened to you?
2. Is your pet familiar with them?
3. Have you discussed this issue with them?
4. Do you have it documented so there are no questions as to your wishes?
5. Do they know your wishes in regards to your pets standard of living?
6. Have assured they understand your pets temperament, habits and traits?
7. Have you discussed cost of care with them?
2. Is your pet familiar with them?
3. Have you discussed this issue with them?
4. Do you have it documented so there are no questions as to your wishes?
5. Do they know your wishes in regards to your pets standard of living?
6. Have assured they understand your pets temperament, habits and traits?
7. Have you discussed cost of care with them?
We suggest downloading the file below. Use the forms as an educational exercise to help you determine your answers to the questions above. Then make a Pet Folder containing copies of each form for each pet. Along with any other pertinent information regarding your loved ones.
May you live a long and healthy life with your pet and
may whoever prospers continue to be able to do the same!
may whoever prospers continue to be able to do the same!
While we offer these forms for free if possible we'd appreciate a small donation.
Thank you. All funds benefit Pet Oxygen Masks for first responders.
Met Cindy, our Presidents tuxedo cat she adopted in the summer of 2013. She went there for a kitten because her husband had never lived with one and you all know how entertaining they are. Then she read Cindy's profile card, "Hi my name is Cindy I came to the shelter 3 months ago with a tag on showing my name. I am approximately 7 years old. Female / Spayed. I am very gentle and loving. I was confiscated. For more information please ask in office" So we asked, turned out Cindy was found in an apartment, her owner deceased and hadn't eaten in at least a few days. With no emergency plan Cindy's only choice was the local shelter. I do not want this happening to my pets, I am sure you feel the same! Cindy was adopted from a kill shelter who kept her for 3 months (unheard of) because they all felt so bad about her story. Today she is a fat, happy and over loved pet! (If there's such a thing.) You can learn more about Cindy by following the tails (I mean tales) of the Zen Zoo!
