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Image by crowdfunder.co.uk EARTHQUAKE! American Humane Rescue Team Offers Tips to Keep Pets Safe Before, During and After Earthquakes JULY 6, 2019     WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, July 6, 2019  — Following two powerful earthquakes that rocked the west coast and warnings by geologists of possible significant aftershocks to come, disaster relief experts from American Humane, the country’s first national humane organization, and its American Humane Rescue team are reminding people that, in addition to preparing for their families’ physical safety, we need to pay close attention to the emotional aftershocks such phenomena can have on pets. Here are some important tips from American Humane President and CEO Robin Ganzert, PhD, to keep pets safe before, during, and after an earthquake and its aftershocks: Have a pet disaster preparedness kit ready.  Earthquakes and aftershocks often strike without warning so prepare a kit with a waterproof bag, leash, blanket, first-a...

  Image by NBC News A powerful 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck Mexico leaving at least two people dead. It comes three days after another deadly quake about 200 miles away on the Pacific coast. Image by Domesti-PUPS Fido and Fluffy are in Danger or How to save 13 Million People in Disasters by Jennifer Covarubio-Yarra Do you believe in global warming? Even if you don’t believe in global warming, there is one thing that you cannot close your eyes to. What is this you might ask? Disasters. There are more and more disasters happening that are natural. These disasters are becoming more intense in nature. For example: The 2018 wildfire season - the deadliest and most destructive wildfire season on record in California. This wildfire burned over 1,893,913 acres. Another example of these natural disasters was Hurricane Michael - the third intense Atlantic hurricane that hit landfall. Although both disasters were different in some ways, they both shared one thing in common. What they both ...