ENDORSEMENT OF NOOSA LOCAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 2023 · 2023-10-10 S&O Attachment 1 to the Minutes - Get Ready Packs

During a natural disaster                                After a natural disaster
  Pets should not be abandoned unless it is                 Allow uninterrupted rest to recover from
  impossible to safely evacuate them. If a disaster            trauma or stress. Be patient with your pets
  strikes without warning it may be too late to                after a disaster. Try to get them back into their
  leave safely – you and your pets may need to                 normal routines as soon as possible, and be
  shelter in place.                                            ready for behavioral problems that may result
                                                               from the stress of the situation. If behavioral
  If you cannot evacuate or are forced to leave your
                                                               problems persist, or if your animals seem to be
  pets behind, be sure to follow this advice:
                                                               having any health problems, talk to your vet.
      o not tether pets (tie them up) as they will be
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     unable to flee if danger is imminent.

      rovide food and water for at least one week
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     in accessible places and in more than one
     container that can’t be tipped over.

     Ensure pets are properly identified (for
      example: a collar with an ID tag and
      microchip).

     Leave a note on the front door or on your mail
      box stating your mobile phone number, how
      many pets are located on the premises, their
      species, names and a photo.

     Birds will require food dispensers that r
       egulate the amount of food provided at any
       one time. Ideally these dispensers will be
       provided for all pets.

     In the case of flood, position a heavy chair or
        crate to allow access to a higher refuge such as
        a bench, vanity unit or shelf where adequate
        food and water should be left




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