Guidelines for developing an animal disaster plan for your community.

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Ferguson, Cindy

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Subject: If a disaster warrants an evacuation, many people will not leave without their animals or will delay their evacuation in an attempt to provide for the animals who must be left behind, even to their own detriment. Such refusals or delays can jeopardize the overall disaster plan. Public education is the best disaster plan. When people plan ahead, post-disaster care of both people and animals is substantially lessened

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If a disaster warrants an evacuation, many people will not leave without their animals or will delay their evacuation in an attempt to provide for the animals who must be left behind, even to their own detriment. Such refusals or delays can jeopardize the overall disaster plan. Public education is the best disaster plan. When people plan ahead, post-disaster care of both people and animals is substantially lessened

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