Many of us have plans that are set aside in case of disaster, such as a fire or flood, etc. According to a study done by the American Kennel Club (AKC) only 61% of people in the US include their pet in their emergency plans. And while 91% of people say that they will take their pet with them if they have to evacuate, there are countless examples of pets being left behind for whatever reason. As a pet owner, you are responsible for your pet despite emergency situations.So what do you do?
Typically there are two major scenarios that cover all disasters. Either you are confined to your house for an uncertain length of time (with or without water, electricity, etc.) or you are forced to evacuate. When planning for either of these scenarios, be sure to include your pet........
