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Thursday, August 25, 2011
Hurricane Disaster Pet Preparedness
With the impending hurricane and storm warnings, please do not leave your pets behind! Some helpful tips include making a checklist that includes your pet(s). Have leashes, pet collars w/ID tags, meds, carriers/crates, car seatbelts, blankets, several days worth of food and water, current photos of your pets, and emergency info ready to go along with your own emergency plan. Have your pet's vaccination records with you in case evac shelters need to see them. Let other family members know of your plan. Have contact phone numbers with you. Charge your cell phone batteries and have a battery or car charger back-up. Have a flashlight and portable radio with fresh batteries handy. Be sure your vehicle has pet seatbelts or pet restraints and that your fuel tank is full in case of evacuation.
Be sure to ask if the shelters accept pets, even though there are many that do...there are some who do not!
Remember, you are not alone. There are agencies and folks available to help. For great resources, storm tracking, and much more be sure to check out the Animal Rescue Resource Page on Facebook.
Wow, great reminder to everyone! I hope all pets and peeps will stay warm, dry and safe through this storm. Thanks for the info! Grr and Woof, Sarge, COP
Not that we expect to have to evacuate, but Irene is on track to pass right over us. Mom's got just about everything ready, just in case. I have a few good tips on my blog today too.
I don't know how you do it, but you always share great info when it comes to pet safety. So glad you made this info available to folks. I cannot imagine leaving my dogs behind, but I know for a lot of people there seems to be no alternative. So much has changed since Hurricane Katrina. So many more resources are available to folks. Your list is awesome.
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Welcome to the FiveSibes blog! At our home, we are the proud parents to five beautiful, lovable, energetic full-blooded Siberian Huskies whom we fondly refer to as "the kids!" Out of the five, four are siblings, three of them littermates! We also have an "Honorary Husky Cat" who adopted us, and most recently, she brought home another furpal, a feral kitten who has now adopted us, too! These furbabies are truly are a part of our family and we love them so! Through this blog, you will get to meet each one of them and share in a laugh or a cry at their fun-loving, crazy, wacky, and sometimes worrisome antics.
I first began the idea of creating a FiveSibes blog quite awhile ago when one of our Sibes, my wooly boy, Gibson, developed seizures shortly after his third birthday. When I began writing my journal of his medical journey, I had started posting entries on other social media as a way of connecting to others who also experienced the same with their dogs. Through this medium, I was able to connect with some pretty terrific dog-loving folks, both owners of Sibes, as well as other breeds,who I am happy to now call my friends.
My intention for this blog is to write about "a day in the life of" the FiveSibes, bringing thoughts, ideas, photos, tips, and discoveries to the forefront of discussion about the wonderful breed, as well as all things canine with others who share the same passion and love for their furbabies as we do.
We also hope to help spread the word that there are so many abandoned and homeless Sibes out there who could use a loving home. Too many times folks bring home a Husky simply for their beauty, but do not do the research to understand the breed and its needs and then turn the dog into a shelter when they can't/won't care for it anymore. Please visit the Sibe rescues listed on this site if you are considering bringing a Siberian Husky into your home. There are so many beautiful furbabies just waiting for a loving, forever home. Maybe yours could be one!
Let's make this forum a nice, comfy, polite place for everyone to visit--bring along your darling dog (or dogs), pull up a chair, have a cup of coffee, and let's talk canine!
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Thank you, Pets BlogRoll for the great prize!!! We love the book! 4-Paws Up!
Great info...listen up everyone!
ReplyDeleteYou are always on top of things. Great PSA. We hope Irene decides to turn East and head out to sea.
ReplyDeleteStay safe.
Woos ~ Phantom, Thunder, Ciara, and Lightning
Very good info. Better to be prepared and hope it is all for nothing.
ReplyDeleteWe are keeping our paws crossed wishing safety to all of you who are in the pat of this big storm.
ReplyDeleteThanks five sibes for the information too.
Be watchful and careful
Bert
Excellent! Pawsitive thoughts for all those (hu & pup) effected by this storm...
ReplyDeleteRA, Isis & nuknuk
EXCELLENT and very timely !!! THANKS
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Thank you so much for the reminder and all of the great links!
ReplyDelete- Starbuck, Nari and Alpha
Wow, great reminder to everyone! I hope all pets and peeps will stay warm, dry and safe through this storm. Thanks for the info!
ReplyDeleteGrr and Woof,
Sarge, COP
Great advice!! I cannot imagine running away and leaving my sweet ones behind...no way! Lots of love, Debbie & Holly, Angel and Lilly
ReplyDeleteWe send White Dog positive energy that all our East coast friends stay safe and take the fantastic advice that you posted...this information is VITAL!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! We hope that all of our friends on the East Coast stay safe in the upcoming days!
ReplyDeleteNot that we expect to have to evacuate, but Irene is on track to pass right over us. Mom's got just about everything ready, just in case. I have a few good tips on my blog today too.
ReplyDeleteMiss Moo
Great info. Unfortunately itlooks like there are many who are going to be needing this information.
ReplyDeletePaws crossed for everyone to be safe.
Thanks for those tips. We are not accustomed to the big winds here and it is good to have a list of things to do to get ready.
ReplyDeleteSlobbers,
Mango
I like your updates! I checked out my local resource page on facebook and they seem to have it all covered too!
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you do it, but you always share great info when it comes to pet safety. So glad you made this info available to folks. I cannot imagine leaving my dogs behind, but I know for a lot of people there seems to be no alternative. So much has changed since Hurricane Katrina. So many more resources are available to folks. Your list is awesome.
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