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Not only is June the start of #hurricaneseason, it's also #PetPreparednessMonth. When planning for hurricanes & other disasters, make sure to include your pets in your family’s emergency plan. Update your pets’ identification & keep their records handy; research animal-friendly lodging & shelters; get pet carriers & prepare an emergency kit for your pets. Consider, too, whether #petinsurance is right for your furry, feathered or other animal friends. www.ready.gov/pets #petsafety

⚠️🌪️ Tropical Storm Francine is approaching the Gulf Coast—Prepare Now! At Daisy’s Legacy, we’re dedicated to the health and safety of all pets. With the potential danger of this tropical storm, it’s essential to ensure you have an emergency plan in place, not just for yourself but for your furry companions as well. 🐾 If it isn’t safe for you, it isn’t safe for your pets! 🐾 Ensure you have: • A go-bag with pet supplies (food, water, medication) • Proper identification for your pets • A safe place to shelter together We encourage everyone to take precautions and keep their animals safe. Follow us for more tips on how to prepare for natural disasters and care for your pets in emergencies. #TropicalStormFrancine #PetSafety #DaisysLegacy #EmergencyPreparedness #CaringForAnimalsWorldwide #AnimalWelfare #LinkedIn

September is National Preparedness Month, and it's the perfect time to 'start a conversation' about preparing your animals for emergencies. Do you have a pet like Posey at home—a little critter with hooves or another animal that's a bit more challenging to load up than a dog or a cat? Now is a great time to make your plan and begin preparing. If an evacuation order or warning is issued, it’s essential to have a way to safely get your animal into a crate and to a place of safety. And if you have a youngster, like Posey, it's the perfect time to train them with treats and get comfortable with a crate. This little piglet gets an A+ for cuteness, but more importantly, she’s learning to be ready if disaster strikes. Take the time this month to train your animals, so you’re both prepared when it counts. Learn more at www.napacart.org #Napa #NationalDisasterPreparednessMonth #NapaCounty

Give first responders crucial information BEFORE an emergency occurs so they can react quickly. Your safety profile is free, private, and secure, and will only be accessed if you need to call 911. - You can include important details about your household members to assist in an emergency, whether the call is from your home or a mobile phone. - Providing visual details of the emergency location and information about access points like hidden driveways or gate codes can help responders arrive faster. - Sharing essential information about you and your loved ones can provide 911 and first responders with critical details to help them respond effectively. - You can also add information about your vehicles, pets, service animals, as well as any special notes you'd like responders to be aware of. The sign-up link is in the comments below! #kimlisted #kimsold #kimschaakmelin #househunting #edinarealty #twincitiesrealestate #realtor #edina

PREPAREDNESS MONTH: Don’t forget your pets! Practice evacuating in the car with your animals, so they’re more comfortable if you need to evacuate in an emergency. Prepare Your Pets. Also, remember when driving to never drive past barricades or over rushing waters. #pets #ReadyNC #PrepareNow

June is #PetPreparednessMonth Your pets should be included in your emergency plan, and it’s important to prepare now BEFORE disaster strikes. Consider these steps you can take now to make sure any emergency plans include your pets and reach out if you’d like additional pet preparedness tips and resources.

Did you know that October is #FirePreventionMonth? Now is a great time to review crucial steps you can take to prepare your home and business for potential wildfires—here’s a helpful checklist! https://lnkd.in/gqtBwP_5

Today is World Animal Day. Consider taking a selfie with you and your pet in case you get separated during a disaster. Find more emergency preparedness tips for your pet at ready.gov. #PetPreparedness #EmergencyPreparedness

Fire Prevention Month continues. Take time to prepare your home and family by testing smoke alarms, creating an escape plan, and keeping fire hazards in check. Safety starts with prevention! #FirePreventionMonth #FireSafety