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Can you contact a previous customer without starting a new visit request?

A previous customer recently called, unfortunately I missed the call. She was letting me know that her sweet old boy had passed recently, He was 16 1/2 years old,the sweetest "grumpy old man" ever, and I adored him very much. I am very saddened by this news and wanted to do something nice for her. I am also a digital artist so I took a pictures from our last visit and created a "memorial" image. Will she still receive it if I send this through Rover mail? How long will a conversation stream stay active after a visit? She Is an older lady and does not text or have a "smartphone" so I can't send it directly and would like to do it without calling and making a big fuss of it(don't want to upset her if I get emotional). Also, they are no longer in Florida, they only stay here for the winter so I can't just meet up with her either. Any advice on the best way to go about this?

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Even though the conversation says it's inactive you should still be able to send and receive messages through the Rover platform. I think it would also be appropriate to call her and ask for her email or home address so you could send her something. I'm sure she would appreciate the gesture.

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Hi Laura, I realize that calling would be fine. I just don't want to upset her if I get teared up on the phone with her. I am quite emotional about things like this. I know how much he meant to her, and I just really fell for him myself. He was that old man that tries acts grumpy but is so sweet.

Then if I were you I'd probably send a message through Rover via your last stay conversation and let her know that you'd like to send her something if she would provide her email/address. You can still send images through Rover, though of course the image quality is limited, so depending on the size of image you wish to send, requesting her address/email may be a better option. It's so nice of you to do this for your client. I'm sure she'll love it.