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A THOUGHTFUL PLAN FOR THEIR FUTURE

A home for them, even when you can no longer be there.

Thinking about who will care for your dog in the future can bring peace of mind. If you state in your will that Can Penedès should take them in after their guardians have passed away, the team can talk with you about planning that care.

A conversation to answer your questions, with time and no pressure.

A dog enjoying an outdoor area at Can Penedès

PLANNING AHEAD IS PART OF CARING

A personal decision you can talk through in your own time.

This service is for people who want to arrange for Can Penedès to care for their dog if their guardians pass away. Every dog and family has different circumstances, so it is important to speak with the team in advance and understand the specific conditions.

BEFORE PUTTING IT IN WRITING

There are three conversations worth having.

01

Talk with Can Penedès

Tell the team about your dog and ask about the possibility of care, their needs and the service conditions.

02

Work through the details

Discuss how the care would be coordinated and what information should be prepared to look after your dog.

03

Consult a legal professional

Ask the professional advising you how to record your wishes in your will.

What matters is that your dog is cared for.

The arrangement should be discussed and coordinated with Can Penedès in advance. The team can explain the current details and consider your dog’s needs with you.

START WITH A CONVERSATION

Whenever you are ready, we are here to listen.

Contact Can Penedès through the usual channels to ask about the service. You do not need to have everything decided before asking for information.

Frequently asked questions · Care arranged in a will

It means stating in a will that Can Penedès should take in the dog after their guardians have passed away. Contact the centre to discuss the service conditions.

Talk with Can Penedès about the service and ask the professional preparing your will how to record your wishes formally.

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