How to include pets in your family emergency plan Morieka Johnson, MNN.com. 5 minute read Published 3:23 PM EDT, Thu August 30, 2012 Link Copied! Emergency crews and ...

Use this template from Ready.gov to create a family plan that's right for you. Skip to Main Content _ Sensor Network Maps & Radar Severe Weather News & Blogs Mobile Apps More ...

Include pets in your emergency plan Step 2- Develop a Family communications procedure. Develop a comprehensive procedure for communicating in case your Family members become separated during an ...

Make an emergency kit. When creating an emergency kit, be sure to create a kit for each member of your family, including pets, with enough to last for at least 72 hours.

WASHINGTON (Army News Service, Sept. 8, 2014) -- Every September for the last 11 years, the Federal Emergency Management Agency kicks off National Preparedness Month and more than 3,000 ...

The Seattle Humane Society recommends you make an emergency plan to protect everyone — including pets — in your household. The agency offers these tips: • Contact nearby hotels and learn ...

Make an emergency kit. When creating an emergency kit, be sure to create a kit for each member of your family, including pets, with enough to last for at least 72 hours.

The key elements of this "self-preparedness" include creating a Family Emergency Plan, completing Emergency Contact Cards and compiling an Emergency Supplies Kit. ...

Consider your family’s daily schedule. How often is everyone in one place at the same time? Most likely during the average day, the children are at school or day care and mom and dad are at w… ...

Family Emergency Communication Plan. Practice your emergency plan with your family/household. Before a hurricane hits, make sure you and your family rehearse the emergency plan so you know what to ...

Caring for animals in extreme situations requires creating a disaster preparedness plan long before the problems arise.

Take a weekend and rehearse your emergency evacuation plan. It should include finding alternate exit routes for your neighborhood, just in case a downed tree or other issue creates an obstacle. 5.