Animal Care, Office of Emergency Services, Public Health wrap up National Pet Preparedness Month

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A graphic illustration of a blue sky background with white clouds and a lamp post with a woman leaning down to pet a dog and the words want to help a pet get home to you.
A graphic of a woman lying in the grass at a park smiling while holding her dog lying next to her and on the bottom a cell phone held with hands taking a picture of a white and tan medium-sized dog in the distance.
A graphic illustration of a blue sky background with white clouds and a lamp post with a woman leaning down to pet a dog and the words want to help a pet get home to you in Spanish.
A graphic of a woman lying in the grass at a park smiling while holding her dog lying next to her and on the bottom a cell phone held with hands taking a picture of a white and tan medium-sized dog in the distance in Spanish.

This is the final week of National Pet Preparedness Month, and the Department of Public Health’s Animal Care Division, along with the Preparedness and Response Program and the Office of Emergency Services, are joining forces to offer you crucial tips on pet safety.

Consider “microchipping” your pet. These permanent implants can be vital in helping you locate your pet following a disaster. Remember, a picture is worth a thousand words

Take a current photo of your pet in case you get separated during a disaster. Your pets rely on you for their safety — make sure you’re prepared!

For more information, visit  prepare.sbcounty.gov.

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