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Emergency preparedness for your pets

The PETS Act of 2006 (Pet Evacuation & Transportation Standards Act) requires local and state emergency preparedness authorities to include in their evacuation plans how they will accommodate household pets and service animals in the event of a major disaster of evacuation.  However, it is up to YOU to be prepared, and by planning ahead you ensure your pets' safety and health.  Read the complete article by Christina Selter (the San Clemente, Calif. Pet Safety Examiner) 


Tip of the Month

 

  

H1N1 IS NOT OVER - YET 

 

 

 

Community info: Medical experts are predicting

another wave of H1N1 in the near future. The best

prevention is a vaccination according to our Point

Roberts Health clinic and many other medical

organizations. Our clinic has vaccines available. Please call the clinic

at 945-2580 for an appointment.

 

 


 

 


 

 Important monthly tip:

 

Although our weather has been unseasonably warm this past winter and spring is very near, remember... Remain

prepared in the event of unexpected snowfall or power outage. If you

have a generator, run it monthly. Keep emergency supplies in your car

trunk until the chance of snow is well past. Remember, if you need

help during a heavy snowfall or long term power outage, please call -

PREP at 945-PREP for assistance.

 


Volunteer one day a month.

 

 

 

Remember.... PREP is YOU

 

Point Roberts Emergency Preparedness 

945-PREP www.prepgroup.org

 

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