Home  |  Pets  | 

How to Evacuate Your Pets in an Emergency

What supplies are recommended in a pet emergency kit for cats?

To properly view this site, javascript must be enabled and Flash version 9 or higher must be installed.
Get the latest Flash player
  • Lesa Miller

    Community Outreach Coordinator, Animal Welfare League of Alexandria

     
    703-838-4774

    Past employment includes veterinary technician assistant, wildlife rehabilitator/naturalist, & animal control officer.Currently, Lesa iscommunity outreach coordinator at the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria, where she's responsible for teaching humane education classes in schools, working with the city's emergency services office in establishing a pet evacuation plan for pets of city residents, doing presentations for scout troops, civic organizations, CFC/CVC fundraisers, collaborating with other animal-related businesses, & helping with shelter special events.

  • What supplies are recommended in a pet emergency kit for cats?

    In this video Lesa Miller of the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria, Virginia discusses what to do in an emergency situation with your pets.

    This expert:13,978 views

    This series: 7,905 views

    Rate this Video

    • Currently 0.0/5 Stars.
    • 1
    • 2
    • 3
    • 4
    • 5
    Download - Coming Soon!
    Tags:

    Pets

    ,

    Cat

    ,

    Cats

    ,

    Dog

    ,

    Dogs

    ,

    Emergency

    ,

    Evacuate

    ,

    Evacuation

    ,

    Cage

    ,

    Shelter

    ,

    Co-shelter

    ,

    Animal

    ,

    Bird

    ,

    Hamster

    ,

    Gerbil

    ,

    Mice

    Comments:

    0 (Read Comments) (Add Comment)

  • Transcripts

    Host: What supplies are recommended in a pet emergency kit for cats?

    Lesa Miller: Cats well, pretty much be very similar to what you will have for dogs. We will have the food and the water appropriate for the cats and the bowls there of, also litter box and litter and plastic bags for cleanup, toys and treats, a collar and ID tags for them as well and a rabies certificate or a rabies tag that is current and also, cats will travel much better, be much safer and would not be as likely to escape if they are traveling in a pet carrier. So that is highly recommended for them as well.

Other Videos