The Department of Animal Care and Control is promoting Emergency Preparedness Month. Residents are urged to prepare for emergencies such as wildfires, flash floods, and earthquakes. Having a plan in place can help protect people and their pets.
A key part of being prepared is knowing how to evacuate quickly and safely. This includes having essential items ready to take along. Pet owners can find a list of items to include in their pet's "go bag" at a provided website.
Further details on emergency preparedness are available from the Department of Animal Care and Control. They encourage all pet owners to take time to get ready for potential disasters.
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