As I sit to write this blog, intending to discuss estate planning, I am disrupted. My two wonderful dogs (Bentley & Fancy) won’t let me type, scratching at my hands for attention. So, it hits me: I’ll write about them (sort of).
Recently I met a single woman living with a dog. Nervous about what would happen in a medical emergency, she carried a special information card containing details about her dog. If she is ever hospitalized or unconscious, the info card may alert someone to address the dog’s needs.
The wallet card is provided by an organization named: 2nd Chance 4 Pets. The card contains the number and location of one’s pets, emergency support info, and the name of the pet’s veterinarian. To print a card for your wallet, go to www.2ndchance4pets.org.
Attorney James Haroutunian practices real-estate law, estate planning and probate at 630 Boston Road, Billerica. He gladly invites questions at james@hlawoffice.com or by phone at 978-671-0711. His website blog is found at www.hlawoffice.com. This column is published for informational purposes only and not to be relied on as legal advice, in any manner.
Recently I met a single woman living with a dog. Nervous about what would happen in a medical emergency, she carried a special information card containing details about her dog. If she is ever hospitalized or unconscious, the info card may alert someone to address the dog’s needs.
The wallet card is provided by an organization named: 2nd Chance 4 Pets. The card contains the number and location of one’s pets, emergency support info, and the name of the pet’s veterinarian. To print a card for your wallet, go to www.2ndchance4pets.org.
Attorney James Haroutunian practices real-estate law, estate planning and probate at 630 Boston Road, Billerica. He gladly invites questions at james@hlawoffice.com or by phone at 978-671-0711. His website blog is found at www.hlawoffice.com. This column is published for informational purposes only and not to be relied on as legal advice, in any manner.
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