What happens to your dog or cat after your death? Once dogs and cats are enrolled in the Pawsitive Care program, families have the peace of mind knowing that Pet Alliance will accept the animals after their human’s death or incapacitation, and provide shelter, enrichment, and veterinary care for dogs and cats until new homes are found with another loving family. Our adoption team takes the time and effort to match a pet’s temperament and requirements with the right adoptive family.
How to Enroll
Complete the Pawsitive Care Agreement as well as a Pawsitive Care pet profile. Please fill out a separate form for each pet that you are enrolling. Continue to update your pet’s profiles as their behaviors and needs change. We suggest a minimum planned gift of $5,000 for each pet bequeathed to Pet Alliance. A planned gift can be a bequest in your will or living trust, naming Pet Alliance as a beneficiary of your life insurance or qualified retirement plan.
Caring for Your Pets
Animals who must leave their homes because of a family member’s death often experience stress and anxiety. Our staff and volunteers will ease that stress through personal attention, grooming, exercise, and socialization. We will provide the pet with basic veterinary care including tests, exams, vaccinations, microchipping, spay or neuter surgeries, heartworm and flea protection, and more through our veterinary clinics. Once a Pawsitive Care animal is adopted, our staff and volunteers continue to regularly connect with the family to ensure the health and well-being of the pet.
For more information about Pawsitive Care, please contact us at development@petallianceorlando.org.
