Rescue Roundtable Recap: Contingency Planning

Recap: Contingency Planning

Emergencies can happen any time and any place, which is why it is critical to have a plan in place for your animals.

We covered:

Vet Care – The importance of having your regular vet listed, as well as backups, in addition to treatment authorizations in place.
Displacement – In the event you can no longer live at home, where do your animals go?
Access – Illness, injury, or just missing a flight home, it is important to have someone who knows your routines and has access to your home/animals.
Transportation – What happens if you do not have a pet that can be transported?

Sometimes it is easy to say that certain situations will never happen to you, but the truth is we truly don’t know and we would rather help you be prepared.

We made sure that you leave with the basics of what makes a good backup plan, as well as some other preparations you can do “just in case.”

Check Out The Recording!

Recap: Contingency Planning

Emergencies can happen any time and any place, which is why it is critical to have a plan in place for your animals.

We covered:

Vet Care – The importance of having your regular vet listed, as well as backups, in addition to treatment authorizations in place.
Displacement – In the event you can no longer live at home, where do your animals go?
Access – Illness, injury, or just missing a flight home, it is important to have someone who knows your routines and has access to your home/animals.
Transportation – What happens if you do not have a pet that can be transported?

Sometimes it is easy to say that certain situations will never happen to you, but the truth is we truly don’t know and we would rather help you be prepared.

We made sure that you leave with the basics of what makes a good backup plan, as well as some other preparations you can do “just in case.”

Check Out The Recording!

Recap: Contingency Planning

Emergencies can happen any time and any place, which is why it is critical to have a plan in place for your animals.

We covered:

Vet Care – The importance of having your regular vet listed, as well as backups, in addition to treatment authorizations in place.
Displacement – In the event you can no longer live at home, where do your animals go?
Access – Illness, injury, or just missing a flight home, it is important to have someone who knows your routines and has access to your home/animals.
Transportation – What happens if you do not have a pet that can be transported?

Sometimes it is easy to say that certain situations will never happen to you, but the truth is we truly don’t know and we would rather help you be prepared.

We made sure that you leave with the basics of what makes a good backup plan, as well as some other preparations you can do “just in case.”