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Always be Prepared
Learn how to to develop a pet evacuation plan.
Dusty Rainbolt

Whether or not congress passes the PETS Act, never depend on anyone else to take care of your cat. You are responsible to develop a pet evacuation plan and put together an emergency kit for each pet. Be prepared before the threat of hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, grassfire or man-made disasters such as a chemical spill. According to the Cat Fanciers Association, each cat needs a kit containing:

  • Recent photographs of your pet stored in resealable plastic bags.

  • Vaccination records

  • Cats medications and veterinarian records

  • Two weeks of pet food, water and cat litter in waterproof containers, treats, a litterbox and a scoop.

  • Collar and ID tag.

  • Carrier for each cat in the house and food/water bowls. (Make sure the carrier is large enough for a shoebox litterbox with enough room for your cat to stand up and turn around.)

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Dear CC.com
Hello. Thank you for publishing this article. It is a great article, as well as very practical and informative. Sometimes, people don't think of the most important or obvious things at a critical time.
Sincerely
Tanya & the Family (5 Dogs, 2 Cats, 3 Bunnies, and 1 very loving, patient, and understanding Husband/"Daddy"!)
Tanya, Paden City, WV
Posted: 3/23/2008 11:25:35 PM
Interesting, thanks!
Brie, IC, IA
Posted: 3/23/2008 7:28:09 PM
These are very good tips.
Angela, Hamburg, NY
Posted: 3/23/2008 6:59:32 PM
I've never seen portable carriers big enough for a shoebox of a litterbox.
Laura, Cleveland, OH
Posted: 3/23/2008 5:55:51 PM
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