Gather essential supplies like food, water, medications, and medical records for your pet in case of an emergency evacuation.
Ensure your pet wears a collar with updated identification tags and consider microchipping for permanent identification.
Know your evacuation routes and have a plan in place for safely transporting your pet to a designated shelter or safe location.
Keep a list of emergency contacts including veterinarians, animal shelters, and pet-friendly accommodations.
Regularly practice your emergency plan with your pet to ensure a smooth evacuation process during a real emergency.
Stay informed about potential hazards in your area and monitor weather alerts to be prepared for emergencies.
Regularly review and update your pet emergency plan to ensure it remains effective and relevant to your pet's needs.