Plan how you will leave and where you will go if you are advised to evacuate. Don’t forget to include pets in your plans! www.ready.gov/evacuation #ResolveToBeReady
Assemble supplies for a “go-bag” you can carry if you need to evacuate #ResolveToBeReady #PrepTips www.ready.gov/evacuation
Make a portable emergency kit for your car #ResolveToBeReady www.ready.gov/car
Save. Save. Save. Your emergency savings can help you get life-saving items like food, shelter, and water in an emergency. Saving tips: www.ready.gov/financial-preparedness #FinancialFuture
48% of people have an emergency fund, which gives them the savings to overcome simple emergencies. www.ready.gov/financial-preparedness #FinancialFuture
Planning with Pets
Take a current photo of you and your pet together in case you get separated during a disaster. #ResolveToBeReady #PetPreparedness www.ready.gov/pets
Search online today for local pet-friendly evacuation locations in case you need to evacuate.
Update your pet’s microchip registration info so you can be contacted if your pet gets lost in a disaster. #ResolveToBeReady #PetPreparedness www.ready.gov/pets
Put your name and contact information on your pet’s ID tag in case you’re separated in an emergency. #ResolveToBeReady #PetPreparedness www.ready.gov/pets
Remember to include your pets in your family’s emergency plans