
Disaster Help for Pets
15 articles
When disaster strikes—whether a hurricane, wildfire, flood, or other emergency—pet owners face urgent decisions about keeping their animals safe and finding them if they get separated. This category covers what to do before, during, and after a disaster to protect your pets, including how to prepare an emergency kit, what to bring if you evacuate, where pets can stay if you can't take them, and how to search for lost animals after an event.
The articles here answer practical questions: How do you get your pet microchipped and why does it matter? What should go in a pet emergency kit? Which shelters and hotels accept animals during evacuations? How do you reunite with a pet after you've been separated? What records and photos should you keep on hand? Understanding these steps ahead of time makes it easier to act quickly when an emergency happens.


What Disaster Assistance for Pets Actually Covers

What Pet Insurance Actually Covers When Disaster Strikes

Getting Multiple Pets Out Safely During an Evacuation

Finding Your Lost Pet After a Disaster

Finding Pet-Friendly Evacuation Shelters When Disaster Strikes

Finding Pet Care and Support After a Disaster

How to Make a Pet Disaster Plan Before an Emergency Happens

How to Microchip Your Pet and Register the Chip

Getting Your Pet Ready for a Hurricane

Where to Board Your Pet When You Need to Evacuate

What to Put in a Pet Emergency Kit Before Disaster Strikes

Where to Take Your Pet When You Need to Evacuate

What the PETS Act Means When Disaster Strikes

How to Evacuate With Your Pets When Wildfire Threatens