What can you do to be prepared?
1 Be informed. Get familiar with type of disasters and emergencies that can happen in your area, and learn about specific actions that you can take in each situation.
2 Have an emergency plan. Our Preparedness Checklist will help you to be prepared in case a disaster strikes.
3 Get an emergency kit. Your kit should have enough supplies, food & water to last from a minimum of three days to a week.
Each of our kits contains Deluxe 58-Piece Pet First Aid Kit, Emergency Food and Water, Travel Bowls, Safety Leash and Harness, Fleece Blanket, 18-Hour Warmer, Emergency 12-Hour Light Stick, Water Purification Tablets, Burnfree Ointment, Toys, etc. With our Deluxe Disaster Kit, you also get a choice of a Pet Carrier, Safety Vests, Lighted Collar & Leash, Flashing ID Tags, Grooming Mitts, Instant Bath Wipes, and much more.
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Why Prepare?
 In the wake of devastating floods and tornados, many animals are displaced from their homes and families. It has been reported that as many as 30% of dogs, cats, birds, and other pets are left behind by their owners. When evacuation is mandatory, many falsely believe that their pets are safer at home.
By preparing your pets for an emergency, you are fending off many dangers such as dehydration, near drowning, insect bites, stings, snake bites, lacerations, pneumonia, cuts and fractures, and chemical poisoning. Most shelters do not accept animals, so you need a plan in place to safeguard your pets in advance. Don't wait until it's too late - get prepared today!
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