💨 Abstract
In South Africa, pets cannot be listed as beneficiaries in a will because they are considered personal property. However, pet owners can establish a testamentary pet trust or appoint a caregiver in their will to ensure their pets' welfare after their death. It's crucial to provide detailed care instructions and appoint a trustworthy, animal-loving individual to avoid pets ending up in shelters or worse. Updating your will to include these provisions is essential to guarantee your pets remain loved and cared for.
Courtesy: Nereesha Patel
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