Emergency Evacuation Strategies for People & Pets
Prepare Now. Leave Safely. Protect the Animals You Love.
Healthy Furry Friends Connect the Dots™
Tuesday, September 22, 2026 • 6:00 PM Pacific • Live on Zoom
When an evacuation order comes, everything can change in minutes.
Where are the carriers? Will your cat go into one? Can you load your horse quickly? What medications, records, food, and supplies need to come with you? Where will you go—and what happens if your first destination can’t take your animals?
The middle of an emergency isn’t the time to figure it out.
Join veterinarian Dr. Lynne Wimmer for a practical, step-by-step class designed to help you prepare before you need to leave.
During this free class, we’ll explore:
🐾 Your evacuation plan
Create a plan for where you’ll go, how you’ll get there, and what needs to happen before you leave.
Create a plan for where you’ll go, how you’ll get there, and what needs to happen before you leave.
🐶 Dogs & Cats
Carriers, leashes, identification, medications, records, food, water, and essential supplies.
Carriers, leashes, identification, medications, records, food, water, and essential supplies.
🐴 Horses & Large Animals
Transportation, loading practice, identification, evacuation destinations, and planning ahead when multiple animals need to move.
Transportation, loading practice, identification, evacuation destinations, and planning ahead when multiple animals need to move.
🎒 Your Grab-and-Go Supplies
What to prepare now so you aren’t searching for necessities when minutes matter.
What to prepare now so you aren’t searching for necessities when minutes matter.
🔥 When to Leave
Why waiting for an evacuation order can create additional challenges—especially when horses, livestock, or multiple animals need transportation.
Why waiting for an evacuation order can create additional challenges—especially when horses, livestock, or multiple animals need transportation.
📋 Your Backup Plan
What happens when roads close, your usual route changes, you can’t return home, or your planned destination becomes unavailable?
What happens when roads close, your usual route changes, you can’t return home, or your planned destination becomes unavailable?
You don’t need to live in fear. You need a plan.
Wildfires, severe weather, power outages, and other emergencies can happen quickly. Preparation gives you more options when circumstances change.
By the end of our time together, you’ll know where the gaps in your current plan lie—and what you can start doing now to prepare your household and animals.
FREE LIVE ZOOM CLASS
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
6:00 PM Pacific
6:00 PM Pacific
Bring a notebook, your questions, and information about the animals you may need to evacuate.
Register today and start building a plan you hope you never need.
Dr. Lynne Wimmer, DVM
People • Pets • Plants
Observe • Discover • Thrive
People • Pets • Plants
Observe • Discover • Thrive
