
My Pet Safety Plan
If you had 5 minutes to evacuate, would your pets be ready?
You know where your keys are. But could you grab everything your pet needs in five minutes?
Create a personalized pet emergency plan so you know what to grab, what you’re missing, and how to keep your pets safer when the unexpected happens.
- Free
- Personalized
- Printable
- Takes About 5 Minutes
For cat & dog households
What your plan includes
Answer a few quick questions about your home and each pet. You’ll get a plan you can print or save as a PDF.
Sample planFinnegan & Biscuit
78%Pet Safety Score
- 1Your 5-minute grab listWhere each carrier is kept and where to look first if a pet hides
- 2Pet-by-pet evacuation infoCarrier, hiding spot, safe one-person retrieval, microchip status
- 3Vet & medical remindersYour veterinarian’s contact info, medications, vaccination records
- 4Transportation & destination planHow you’ll get out and where your pets can stay
- 5Personalized emergency kit checklistWhat you already have and what you’re still missing
- 6Your priority actionsThe top gaps to fix first, in order
- 7Emergency contacts & caregiver notesWho to call, plus feeding, medication, and behavior notes for a helper (optional)
Sample only. Your plan is built from your answers.
This tool offers preparedness help, not professional veterinary or emergency-management advice. During an actual emergency, follow official instructions.
Step 1
Your Plan Is Ready. What About Your Supplies?
A plan works best with a go-bag that’s packed before you need it. Keep these together in one easy-to-grab spot:
- A carrier or crate for every pet (plus leash and harness for dogs)
- Several days of food and water, with bowls
- Medications and a copy of vaccination or vet records
- Litter and a portable litter box for cats, waste bags for dogs
- A recent photo of each pet and your emergency contact numbers
- A towel or blanket and a familiar comfort item