Don't forget your furry family during a disaster. Help keep your pets safe by following these steps.

Before a Disaster

Prepare your pets by creating an emergency supply kit with essential supplies to last at least three days, including:

• Food and water
• Bowls
• Medications
• Leash, collar, and ID tags
• Crate/carrier
• Copy of medical and vaccination records inside a waterproof box or bag
• Waste disposal bags
• Comfort Items, such as blankets and toys
• Current photo of you and your pet together

During a Disaster

What’s good for you is good for your pet, so keep your pets safe by:

• Bringing pets inside to protect them against the elements
• Taking pets with you when you evacuate or go to a shelter
• Keeping an emergency kit accessible
• Providing comforting items, such as a favorite toy or blanket

After a Disaster

As you and the community begin to recover following a disaster, take precautions to keep pets safe by:

• Checking for hazards before allowing pets outside, such as downed trees, contaminated water, and powerlines
• Ensuring pets wear a collar with an ID tag
• Looking for signs of injury or illness
• Providing extra comfort to your pet to help them adjust
• If pet is missing, posting a photo and description of your pet on social media and around your neighborhood