Animal Disaster Preparedness: New Revised Booklet to be Released as a Podcast

Despite animal rescue that goes back to the the early 1900s and the recent passage of the PETS Act (Pet Evacuation Transportation & Standards Act), animal disaster rescue education and efforts still fall by the wayside.

The recent fires in California found people still ill prepared for disasters and rescue agencies had little thought for the animals.

There is an answer–but it is up to the pet owners to prepare.

My booklet, Disaster Preparedness for Pet Owners & Pet Professionals was recently updated and a special podcast will be released this week.

Don’t wait for another disaster to hit–take action now!

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