Scart

Scart Southern California based all-volunteer, non-profit animal disaster response team whose goals are to

SCART is a non-profit organization and was founded to respond to animal needs and assist other agencies during a local or national disaster or crisis. We educate the public to prepare for a disaster and train them to care for their animals before, during and after a crisis. We also assist local and national agencies by responding to a crisis with trained volunteers, which can include evacuation an

d shelter management teams. We are an all-volunteer organization and rely on fundraisers and donations to support our team and their efforts.

11/17/2025
11/17/2025

California: Heavy rain may lead to flash floods, especially in areas that have been affected by wildfires. Pay attention to updates from local officials and be ready to change travel plans if needed.

11/16/2025

Evacuation terms shouldn’t slow you down. Here’s what each one means — and how to act when it matters most. ⚠️➡️

Stay plugged in at lacounty.gov/emergency for real-time Evacuation Warnings, Orders, and deeper guidance to help you stay ready.

🚨3 Red Cross shelters are OPEN for anyone affected by the storm and flooding:

➡️ Stoner Recreation Center – 1835 Stoner Ave., LA, 90025
➡️ College of the Canyons – 26455 Rockwell Canyon Rd., Valencia, 91355
➡️ Arcadia Community Park – 405 S Santa Anita Ave., Arcadia, 91006

11/15/2025

☔Still raining? Water doesn't need to be deep to be dangerous! Turn around, don't drown.

11/08/2025

Today and every day, AVMA joins the Human Animal Bond Research Institute - HABRI in honoring the incredible bond between humans and animals. We encourage you to celebrate International Human-Animal Bond Day by sharing stories and photos of your pets in the comments!

Looking for more? Visit www.habri.org/human-animal-bond-day/

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from all of us at the AVMA.

As a reminder, please be sure to keep your pets safe this season and follow these recommended tips from AVMA President Dr. Michael Bailey.

10/31/2025

Halloween can be a scary time for animals, triggering a spike in emergency visits, AVMA President Dr. Michael Bailey warned pet owners on WTVR CBS 6 News.

"A lot of pets are very susceptible to noise, it's a noisy time of year," Dr. Bailey said. "You have new people coming to your door and the pets may not be familiar and they may get stressed by it."

He also advised keeping animals away from Halloween treats, as they can lead to toxic ingestions, intestinal blockages, and burns. Even items like glow sticks pose dangers. While the material inside isn't toxic, it can cause irritation if pets bite into them. https://bit.ly/3X4pEXj

10/30/2025

Learn why dogs cannot eat chocolate, how much is toxic to dogs, and what to do if your dog eats chocolate.

10/30/2025

Halloween candy can be harmful to pets. Remember to keep candy out of paws' reach!

To download our Pet FA App for more Pet FA Tips:
Text: "GETPET" to 90999 📲

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Huntington Beach, CA
92648

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