Emergency Kits
This assortment of things should be stored in an easily accessible place.
What is an emergency kit?
This is how many evacuation plans you should have for you and your pet.
What is multiple?
"Sit", "Stay", "Come", "Leave it"
What are commands?
You may need to do _______ with your pet's behavior.
What is monitor?
This is something your pet probably use every day that you should include in your emergency kit to make them feel more comfortable.
What are beds?
This is something to bring with you that may not fit in your kit.
What are carriers and crates?
Ways to encourage your pet.
What are treats?
You should be aware of these when you get back home after a disaster.
What are new hazards?
This is something your vet can provide that should be included in your kit.
Medication and Medical Records
If it is not safe for you to stay __________.
What is not safe for your pet to stay either?
Common denominator of pet learning commands?
What is practice?
This is used to take your pet on walks (especially after the disaster).
What are leashes?
This should be included in your emergency kit in case you and your pet get separated.
These locations should be identified in your evacuation plan.
What are pet-friendly shelters and hotels?
This should be a positive place for your pet. Not punishment.
What is a crate?
This extra step after the disaster could make a difference for your pets comfort.
What is re-orientation?
This is the length of time you should pack food for your pet
What is 3-7 days?
This small piece of information should be updated in case you and your pet are separated.
What is a microchip?
This is the speed you should introduce your pet to new experiences.
What is gradually?
The goal temperament of the owner.
What is calm.