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Disasters occur suddenly and without warning! Despite one's inability to know when a disaster will strike, you can be prepared when it does. The following actions will help you and your family be ready in the event of a disaster. It is important to remember that not all disasters are wide spread. Your family may avoid a hurricane and yet face a catastrophic house fire.
Plan Ahead - Add these items to your family's emergency kit
- Carrier or leash for each pet
- Collar with ID on each pet
- Current rabies tag and tag with your name & contact numbers
- Have your pet microchipped or tatooed
- Food & water on plastic water proof containers
- Food & water bowls
 - Necessary Medications
- Familiar blanket or bedding & toys
- Current photos of pets
- Written description of pets with any identifying features
- Inoculation records including rabies certificates
- Veterinary contact information
Act Quickly When Disaster Approaches
- Bring outside animals inside
- Make sure all collars are attached and securely fastened
- Check that all supplies are handy
- Cage small animals and leash larger dogs
- Go to your safe place with family, pets, and emergency supplies
REMEMBER - If it’s not safe for you or your family it’s not safe for your pets!
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