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    ointed guardians and possibly even shared your estate plan with family members and trusted caretakers. But doesn’t something feel as if it’s missing? Perhaps you need to plan provisions for what should become of your pets once you are no longer able to care for them.

    Unfortunately, thousands of Americans overlook their pets when they plan their estates each year. When these people die, family members or friends might adopt their pets. But, many times, the pets are left to fend for themselves s. Your pet doesn’t have to be left behind. Inclu

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    ’s missing? Perhaps you need to plan provisions for what should become of your pets once you are no longer able to care for them.

    Unfortunately, thousands of Americans overlook their pets when they plan their estates each year. When these people die, family members or friends might adopt their pets. But, many times, the pets are left to fend for themselves s. Your pet doesn’t have to be left behind. Inclu

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    fortunately, thousands of Americans overlook their pets when they plan their estates each year. When these people die, family members or friends might adopt their pets. But, many times, the pets are left to fend for themselves s. Your pet doesn’t have to be left behind. Inclu
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    Have you received one of these lately? Dear FirstName:I have been using YetAnotherSocialNetworkingService to keep track of my professional contacts. Since you and I know each other so well, we should connect and share each other's networks.or riends might adopt their pets. But, many times, the pets are left to fend for themselves s. Your pet doesn’t have to be left behind. Include your pet in your estate plan to assure that your pet receives the kind of care you would give if you could.

    Most states allow you to include provisions for how your pets will be taken care of in your estate plan. These provisions can include instructions, such as who will take care of your pets, and funds so that your pet’s caretaker can give your pet the proper treatment, nutrition, and recreation that you have provided during your life.

    Either an appointed trustee or a guardian of your choice will control the funds allocated for

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