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Have you ever wondered what would happen to your beloved pet if you suddenly couldn’t care for them? Just like planning for your family’s future, responsible pet owners should also have a plan for their furry companions. In honor of August officially being “Make A Will Month,” the Houston SPCA will be hosting an “Estate Planning and Your Pets” seminar where a trusted expert will guide you through ensuring a secure future for you and your animal companion.
Leading the conversation on “Estate Planning and Your Pets” is John Strohmeyer, a renowned tax and estate law attorney based in Houston. With his expertise in estate planning, John will navigate the complex landscape of estate law and offer specific guidance on planning for yourself and your pets. His professional insights and experience make him the ideal guide for addressing the intricate aspects of pet estate planning.
This seminar is FREE and will be held at the William & Evelyn Griffin Campus for All Animals.
Details of the Seminar:
Date: Tuesday, August 29, 2023
Time: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Location: William & Evelyn Griffin Campus for All Animals, Carruth Education Center
A light lunch will be served. Space is limited, and seats will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. If this topic interest you or a friend, RSVP now by calling 713-869-7722 Ex. 161 or by emailing ktaylor@hosutonspca.org
August is officially “Make a Will” month. Now is the perfect time to consider not only your future but also the future of your four-legged companion. For further inquiries or additional information, contact Pat Quinn, Director of Major Gifts and Gift Planning, at 713-869-7722 Ext. 141 or pquinn@houstonspca.org
