A pet trust lawyer can advise you of the different options that are available to you in order to ensure that your pet or pets are taken care of following your death. A traditional pet trust is one vehicle by which you can make arrangements for your pet's care after you die. For instance, a pet trust may contain certain assets that will permit another person or entity to care for your pet at no cost. A pet trust might take effect if you become disabled and unable to care for your pet, or following your death. However, a pet trust is not the only mechanism for ensuring that your pet is taken care of when you become unable to do so. Rather, you should consult a pet trust lawyer so that you are aware of all available options for providing for your pet in the future.