When disaster strikes, it’s not just humans who need a plan — our pets do, too. The best way to keep everyone safe and calm during an emergency is to prepare ahead of time . Whether you’re facing severe weather, an evacuation, or other emergencies, a little preparation can make a big difference for both you and your pets. 💡 Think Ahead Before an Emergency Happens The time to plan is now , not in the middle of a crisis. Having a plan in place can reduce stress for you and you

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