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.

06/25/2025

Even though fever in cats is defined as a body temperature of 103 F, environmental temperatures greater than 100 F are considered too hot for cats. In this article, our vet experts advise pet parents on how hot is too hot for cats.

06/22/2025

With temps soaring here in Georgia, let’s be prepared to care for our pets!

06/21/2025

DON'T FORGET! With the heat wave on the way, you CANNOT leave your pets unattended in the car. Cracking the windows does not help the situation. Within a short amount of time, the inside of your vehicle will heat to a level that becomes dangerous and even deadly.

06/21/2025

🎤🎼🗣"Summer's here and the time is right for...warm weather pet safety tips" Those are the lyrics to the song, right? Even days that don’t seem that hot to you can still pose risks to your pet. Being prepared can help keep your pet safe: https://bit.ly/3ZE7P3d

06/21/2025

During the summer months it’s great to have your dog out and about with you on walks. However, there are some safety tips to keep in mind during the hotter months. Dr. Georgina Phillips breaks down how to keep your pup safe during a summer walk.

06/17/2025

Dr. Molly Price explains the signs of dog anxiety and offers strategies for helping stressed dogs.

06/16/2025

Preparing your family for emergencies includes making sure your four-legged members are ready to roll, too.
Build a pet disaster preparedness kit with food, water, medications, ID tags, leashes, and comfort items. Because when it’s GO time, you won’t want to paws. Start your kit meow. 🐾

06/14/2025

Talk to your veterinarian, your pet's second-best friend, about what preventatives are safe and most effective for your specific pet. Always follow instructions and don't use it on a species other than intended for!

06/12/2025

To learn more how to keep your cat or dog safe from bee stings and other Springtime injuries, refresh your skills or take a class for the first-time! Your pet will be glad you did :)
To learn more about how to keep your cat or dog safe from bee stings and other Springtime injuries, refresh your skills or take a did :)

06/10/2025

Preparation is your best defense when it comes to wildfires in California. One of the simplest and most effective tools is remembering the Six Ps of Evacuation.

When asked to evacuate, take these with you if time allows: People and pets, papers, prescriptions, personal devices and chargers, priceless items, and plastic cards and cash. These essentials will help you stay safe, connected, and prepared during a fast-moving emergency.

Wildfire behavior can shift rapidly, and evacuation zones may expand with little notice. By planning ahead, you give yourself and your loved ones the best chance to respond quickly and avoid last minute decisions under stress.

What essential items would you take with you if you were ordered to evacuate due to a wildfire?

For more evacuation tips, please visit ReadyForWildfire.org

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