02/06/2026
πΎ June is National Pet Preparedness Month πΎ
Would you be ready to evacuate with your pet if a hurricane, wildfire, tornado, flood, or other disaster struck tomorrow?
The best time to prepare is before an emergency happens. Every pet owner should have a Pet Emergency Go-Bag packed and ready to go.
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3β10 days of your pet's regular food
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Plenty of bottled water
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Food and water bowls
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Any medications your pet takes
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Current vaccination records and medical records
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A pet first aid kit
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A recent photo of your pet
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A photo of you with your pet (helps prove ownership if separated)
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Collar with ID tags
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Leash
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Secure carrier or crate
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Waste bags and sanitation supplies
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Microchip information and registration details
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Favorite toy, blanket, or comfort item
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Contact list including:
β’ Family or friends outside your area
β’ Your veterinarian
β’ Emergency veterinary hospitals
β’ Pet-friendly hotels
β’ Local emergency management contacts
β Important: Make sure your pet's vaccinations are current. Many shelters, boarding facilities, and pet-friendly hotels may require proof of vaccination before accepting animals during an evacuation.
β Also check that your pet's microchip registration is up to date with your current phone number and address. If you need help, let us know.
Take a few minutes this month to create a plan and pack a kit. When disaster strikes, being prepared can save precious timeβand could save your pet's life.
Because our pets depend on us to keep them safe. β€οΈπΎ