Maybe you really should register your pet.

[NanoStuff]

What if you're the only one living at home with an animal and get run over by a bus one day. Your kitty would die a slow unhappy death. If the creature is registered, they are able to determine this by running a check on your ID. Much like single parents with a child at home.

 

[Accipiter22]

omg...I would love to have ******* ******* with her...just have her bounce those ******** on either side of my ****** while I ********* her ******** with both of my ********* inside of her ****** and then ********* on her *********

 

[NanoStuff]

No, I won't be your friend.

 

[DrPizza]

I don't understand... how is registering my pets going to help them?? Do you *really* think that when someone dies, no one ever goes to their house? And, I VERY highly doubt that when someone dies, someone cross references them with the pet registry database. Do you have any links that show otherwise? i.e. I've known a LOT of people who have died. Not once did someone call up and say, "according to our database, John Doe had a cat. Is someone caring for that cat?"

However, what would be far more beneficial is to contact a neighbor you trust and ask, "if something happens to me, like I'm in a car accident and stuck in a hospital for a few weeks, could you come over and feed my cat and take in my mail?"

 

[Stunt]

OP, If you have no friends, maybe you should go register your pet

 

[moshquerade]

thank you Bob Barker.

 

[alkemyst]

You could just include a card with your ID.

 

[Perknose]

OH THANKS, OP, now I'm cowering in the corner of my basement worrying that I'll be run over by a bus while my unregistered pet tries unsuccessfully to console me. :shocked: