How to Shelter Animals in an Emergency
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How to Shelter Animals in an Emergency
How will I know to leave my home with my pets or stay at home during an emergency?
What is the difference between a regular shelter and a co-shelter?
Which kinds of animals will be accepted at a co-shelter site?
Which animals are unacceptable at co-shelters and why?
Must dogs and cats be vaccinated to stay at a co-shelter site?
What should I do with my pets if there are no co-shelters in my area?
How can I find shelters and co-shelters in my area?
What resources are available to the public for information on how to prepare to evacuate their pets?
Are classes available for people to learn how to prepare for their pets in emergency situations?
If people want to volunteer to help, how can they get more information?
Are there other ways than volunteering?
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