Updates On 2nd Dec 2014
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MIDNIGHT DISASTER STRIKES YOUR HOME
How Would You Get Your Pets to Safety?
What would you do if a disaster were to strike during the night? Though none of us like to contemplate this, a few of us reading this post will actually encounter a fire, tornado, or similar emergency during the night. How will we get our pets to safety?
A few years ago I survived a brutal ice storm. My home is surrounded by towering pine trees that began to snap, one by one. Each tree top that fell down weighed enough to slice through the house like a knife through butter. It started at about 9pm, and within an hour, the devastation was in full swing. I remember holding my daughter in one arm and running back and forth through the house in between crashes, grabbing one panicked pet at a time and running them down to the basement. We had a black foster kitten at the time, and it was anguish to search for her in the dark. The crashing didn’t subside until 6 am the next morning, and by then, our community looked like like another planet. It was an ice encrusted wasteland, destruction everywhere. Though we didn’t have heat for over a week and needed a chainsaw to even make it down the driveway, we were able to stay in our home with our pets through the ordeal.
How many of you have a plan? Do you have all your pets sleep in your room with you? Do you keep carriers at the ready for your cats? A leash instantly at hand for the dog? Have you thought it over or discussed it as a family? Your plan or insight may just help save someone else’s furry family members. Please take a moment to comment and join the conversation.
Thank you. – Laura Simpson, Harmony Fund Founder
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Source: https://www.facebook.com/GreatAnimalRescueChase/photos/a.135..
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