Emergency Readiness Kit

Be prepared for outages, evacuations, and emergencies with a simple, ready-to-go kit.

Keep a small backpack by the exit so you can grab and go quickly.

Do this first

Know two exit routes. Practice crate/car loading calmly.

Choose a meetup point and backup caregiver. Share keys and vet contact.

Print vaccination and ID copies. Add a recent photo of your pet.

3–5 days food + water, collapsible bowls

Medications + list of dosages

Leash, harness, ID tag, spare collar

Carrier or crate if needed

Towel/blanket, poop bags, wipes

Secure gates, latches, windows. Add a pet-in-home sticker near the entrance.

Save emergency numbers: vet, 24/7 clinic, local shelters, poison hotline.

Significant wounds, heavy bleeding, or labored breathing.

Heat exposure, drooling, vomiting, collapse, or temperature > 40°C (104°F).

Lethargy, unresponsiveness, or persistent seizures.

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