A properly drawn up Will, written by a qualified legal advisor, is the only way to ensure that you decide what happens to your assets and possessions after your lifetime. A Will can protect your loved ones too. If you die without leaving one, then they could be subjected to additional worry at a great time of grief. It could also be left to the courts to decide who benefits.

Your first concern will be to look after your family and friends. Once loved ones are considered, however, leaving a bequest to WSPA is one of the most significant ways that you can show your commitment to animal welfare, and continue to act as a catalyst for change.

It is also very important to keep your Will updated, taking into account how your life will change over the years. By reviewing your Will regularly you can be sure that the decisions you have made are current and that your wishes will be carried out. Refer to How to include WSPA in your Will for more information about keeping your Will up to date.