This is a common concern for many pet owners. And the good news is – yes, it is possible to provide for your beloved pet through a Will. Rather than leaving money directly to your pet, we generally recommend that you designate the money for pet expenses to the person who will be caring for your pet. You can name a trusted friend or family member, if they agree, as the caregiver for your animal in the event of your passing. You should provide care instructions and specify what the funds are for (i.e. food, grooming, veterinary bills, ect.) It is also important to name a backup caregiver in case the primary person you’ve chosen is no longer willing or able to take care of your pet. It is also possible to set up a trust for your pet, although this is generally an expensive and complicated process. If you have questions about your Will, or making provisions for your pet, call or email us for a free consultation.