Disaster planning for animal facilities.

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Subject: It is vital that animal facilities prepare for disaster, not only for the animals housed inside, but so that the facility will be viable in the aftermath. These guidelines are appropriate for all types of animal facilities and will determine which disasters and dangers a facility may be vulnerable to, and what plans can be made to mitigate damage and downtime

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It is vital that animal facilities prepare for disaster, not only for the animals housed inside, but so that the facility will be viable in the aftermath. These guidelines are appropriate for all types of animal facilities and will determine which disasters and dangers a facility may be vulnerable to, and what plans can be made to mitigate damage and downtime

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