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Resources: Veterinary clinical disaster preparedness
Links to websites asking for disaster help from veterinarians.
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The following are links to websites with information on disaster preparedness and how veterinarians can learn about, and participate in, local disaster recovery:
> Download the AVMA's
> American Veterinary Medical Association
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