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Plan for Your Pet

Plans for Pets
Hurricane emergency centers cannot accept pets that are not service animals, and it is impossible to find shelter for your animals in the middle of a hurricane. Leaving your pet in a secure room with a supply of food and water will not ensure its safety. So you must make alternate plans for them early. Plan ahead, make arrangements, and confirm them.

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