07/26/2024
Our hearts go out to the various communities who have been impacted by the current wildfire situation and the many animals who have been displaced from their homes.
Above we have included an evacuation checklist to help lessen the anxiety surrounding our current situation. For a detailed list of what to pack in your animal first aid kit keep reading below!
For the most up to date information we recommend signing up for text/email alerts at https://ca.voyent-alert.com/vras/client.html #!/registration and frequently checking the CRSD Emergency Map at https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/a5a71009863947d3b1c77792afefe1a5
First Aid Kit:
ID card - include any medical conditions, age, breed, and weight
Emergency contact information for your animal including their veterinarian, poison control, after-hours emergency veterinarian number
Clean blankets/towels
Absorbent gauze pads or cotton balls
Bandage materials (Vet wrap, cotton, cling wrap)
Chlorhexidine soap, diluted is preferred for wound care
Adhesive tape
Disposable gloves
Blunt end scissors
Tweezers
Hydrogen Peroxide 3%
Liquid dish soap (Ivory)
Oral syringes
Styptic Powder (Kwik Stop)
E-collar (cone) or inflatable cone
Saline eye solution
Thermometer
Lubricant
Extra water and food/hay
Remember, your animals depend on you for their safety. Being prepared can make all the difference. Stay safe, and take action now to protect your furry and feathered friends. ๐พ๐ฅ