Disaster Response
Each family is the first line of response in any disaster. First responders and government will be able to help in time,
but each family should have a plan in case disaster strikes our community. Below is list of emergency essentials that one should have in case of a disaster or emergency.
-Emergency phone and contact numbers
-Home First aid kits for people and animals
-Home Fire extinguishers
-Home Fire alarms and carbon dioxide sensors
-Home Fire escape plan
-Health records and medications for family members including pets
-Where to go and how to get there in case of evacuation
-Microchip your pets
-Make sure your pets have ID tags attached to their collars.
Disaster Response Websites
Veterinary Medical Assistance Team
American Veterinary Medical Association
Federal Emergency Management Agency
National Disaster Medical System
Maryland Emergency Management Agency