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PETS IN DISASTERS
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Download a brochure (.pdf file) from the Department of Homeland Security on ways to
make preparations for your pets in an event of a disaster: pets_in_disasters.pdf
make preparations for your pets in an event of a disaster: pets_in_disasters.pdf
Can't open the .pdf files? Click on this link to download the Adobe Acrobat Reader.
It's free: http://acrobat-7.com/
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Download an informational brochure (.pdf file) from the American Veterinary Medical
Association which talks about making preparations for a variety of animals in the event
of a disaster including livestock and small animals: saving_family_brochure.pdf
Association which talks about making preparations for a variety of animals in the event
of a disaster including livestock and small animals: saving_family_brochure.pdf
DON'T LEAVE YOUR PET BEHIND!
It's always best to be prepared BEFORE a disaster strikes. Make a pet disaster kit and
store it in a closet so that you'll have it ready if you need it.
Pet Disaster Kit:
Items to be packed up and stored away in bag
Items on checklist that must be brought if disaster occurs
NEED MORE INFORMATION? Download these informational handouts:
It's always best to be prepared BEFORE a disaster strikes. Make a pet disaster kit and
store it in a closet so that you'll have it ready if you need it.
Pet Disaster Kit:
Items to be packed up and stored away in bag
- Copies of current medical records including vaccinations
- Extra leash and collar
- Identification tags for all collars or harnesses
- Current photographs and written descriptions of your pets
- Extra bowls
- Small bag of cat litter and small cat litter box
- Can opener
- Number of veterinarian
- Extra Towels
Items on checklist that must be brought if disaster occurs
- Two week supply of any medications needed should always be kept in the house
- Carrier
- Two week supply of food should always be kept in the house
- Pet beds
- Pet toys
- 3 day supply of water
NEED MORE INFORMATION? Download these informational handouts:
Are You Prepared For Your Own Pets?
Don't let this be your pet! Be Prepared!
Take your pets with you.
Take your pets with you.
Did you know that 91% of
Americans believe it's important
to be prepared for emergencies,
but only 55% have taken steps
to prepare? Click HERE to read
an ad from the Ad Council.
Americans believe it's important
to be prepared for emergencies,
but only 55% have taken steps
to prepare? Click HERE to read
an ad from the Ad Council.
Download a SMART brochure. Smart Brochure
Download the News Release from MEMA for Pet Winter Safety: NewsReleaseWinterPets.doc