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|Articles|October 4, 2022
3 Must-reads on Hurricane Ian for pet owners
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
3 articles for pet parents impacted by the hurricane, plus how to prepare for future natural disasters
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As Hurricane Ian swept through Florida, it's destruction wreaked havoc on both the state and the people and animals living there. That's why we have shared 3 articles for those with pets affected by this major flooding.
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From pointers on how to reunite with lost pets to an organization's recent initiative to offer support—there's something for everyone.
Locating displaced pets during Hurricane Ian : Florida veterinarian Lindsay Butzer, DVM, outlines invaluable tips on finding dogs and cats lost from hurricanes.AVMA offers disaster readiness and recovery tips for pet owners affected by Hurricane Ian : Discover this expert insight for pet owners on safely returning home with their beloved companion animals after the hurricane.PetSmart Charities supports Hurricane Ian emergency response : The organization has committed $150,000 to provide immediate funds that support rescue, relief, response, and recovery efforts to pets affected by the repercussions of Hurricane Ian.
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