June is Pet Preparedness Month
Make a Plan
- Be sure to include your pets in your emergency preparedness planning.
- Never leave your pets behind if you have to evacuate.
- Know where pet friendly shelters are in the event you must evacuate.
- Work with your veterinarian to ensure you have any medication your pets take.
- Consider having your pets microchipped in the event you get separated.
Build A Kit
- Be sure pack your pets medication, food, and plenty of water for them.
- Include your pets documentation such as license, medical history, owners information.
- Include their leash and collar.
- Add a couple of their favorite toys.
- Blankets and bedding.
- Pet waste bags/litter box.
- Travel carrier.
Stay Informed
- Know the potential hazards for your area.
- Sign up for CodeRED, Greenville County’s Emergency Alert Notification Sytem.
- Listen to your local media for information about the emergency.
- Follow Greenville County Emergency Management on social media.
Click HERE to download a printable copy of the Pet Identification Card
Click HERE to download the GCEM Pet Preparedness brochure for more Pet Preparedness tips.