As someone who cares deeply about animals, you’re part of a movement that’s changing the world for the animals who need us most.

That same care and intention you bring to helping animals can also shape how you protect your own loved ones and legacy. I’m excited to invite you to a special webinar—in honor of National Estate Planning Awareness Week—on Thursday, October 23. You’ll learn how to protect everything and everyone you love, including the causes closest to your heart.

Join us for Estate Planning for Animal Advocates, Thursday, October 23 at 1 p.m. PT / 4 p.m. ET. Register here for the online event >>

Estate planning can feel daunting. Maybe even a little scary. Is it any wonder that so many of us put it off? But without a plan, decisions about your assets, your loved ones, and even your pets are left to your state’s laws and local courts—not to you. And unless you make plans in advance, support for charitable causes that matter deeply to you is never included.

Our featured speaker, attorney Shireef Elmakawi, Esq., makes this complex topic approachable and accessible. A specialist in estate and wealth planning, Shireef also teaches law and volunteers his expertise to animal charities. He understands how your values—including your commitment to animals—can be woven into your legacy.

Whether you’re just beginning to think about estate planning or you want to update existing documents, this session will give you the knowledge and confidence to take the next step. There will be time for Q&A, and we’ll send the recording to everyone who registers.

Register now for Estate Planning for Animal Advocates >>

Your compassion for farmed animals has already made a difference in millions of lives. This webinar will help ensure that your compassion continues as part of your lasting legacy.

For the animals,

P.S. I hope you’ll join us for THL’s estate planning webinar on Thursday, October 23 at 1 p.m. PT / 4 p.m. ET. Estate attorney Shireef Elmakawi, Esq. will share how estate planning allows you to protect your assets and loved ones, arrange for someone to make financial and medical decisions on your behalf if needed, and provide for causes that matter most to you.