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Mailman adopts longtime dog on his North Texas route after owner dies
(www.cbsnews.com)
Longtime dog?
It had been turned into a newt at one point, but it got better.
Witch!
Was gonna say, it seems like a normaltime dog to me.
AI title probably
He hangs out at the waterfront lake I read about in another thread.
I am now freaking out because I don't want my babies to end up in the animal shelter if anything happens to my wife any I. How do I prevent this?
What country are you in? I'm guessing it depends on that? Might be able to make a will giving them to someone you trust. My local cat sanctuary is REALLY good so they know to take mine if anything happens to me, they treat the cats with great care
Yeah but how do I notify? I feel like there should be a set of instructions attached to a central chip-id profile accessible to all who scan it.
I've got my best friend to do that. Are your babies chipped? It may be possible to add it to that something? Who handles you're estate when you pass?
I have a will and an executor who I know would take care of them once notified but I'm thinking of those first days after police find our bodies and send someone to check the address on the DL. If they find two hungry dogs in the house, I'd like to have a full set of instructions tied to their chips.
I'm definitely going to research this ASAP.
Good thinking. Your local animal shelter will hopefully know they must deal with this a lot
Maybe add a note to your refrigerator and a card to your wallet, saying "hi, I have these pets. If I'm unable to take care of them please tell So-and-So at phone#. Their vet is blah."
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