Are you prepared for a disaster? You probably have basic supplies ready for you and your family...what about your pets?

Along side your emergency kit, prepare a kit for your pets.

Include food, fresh water, bowls, extra leashes, know where your carriers are, and a list of medications, a copy of vaccination records and a picture-in case your pet gets lost.

Another great idea to keep your pets safe is to microchip them.

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