Emergency preparedness Pets

Emergency preparedness Pets.
As Emergency Preparedness Week comes to a close, there are some tips for pet owners to help keep their friends safe in case of a flood, or a fire or other disaster.
People are reminded to have a checklist, a plan, and an emergency kit prepared in case of an emergency.
Jen Hughes of the Sudbury branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says “If we’re being moved out because it’s unsafe for the people, it’s also unsafe for the furry members as well.
So, we really encourage people to think about that and have a plan.”

Greater Sudbury Fire Service recommends you have an emergency preparedness kit containing everything your family will need for 3 days.
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“For Emergency Preparedness Week it’s always a good reason to think about do you have all your steps in place in the event that you’re going to be out of power, and electricity for 72 hours" says Assistant Deputy Chief Nathan Melin.