How To Save Your Pet From A Disaster:
The Essential Emergency Preparedness Guide for Feathered Friends and Fur Babies
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You will cherish this book if you cherish your house pets and want to protect, save and help them

Even if you do only one thing in this book, you will be better prepared (a little bit… so do more than 1!) to protect and save your feathered friends and fur babies in critical times like a car accident, damaging/loud/violent emergencies at your home and natural disasters in the area.

In fact our sole purpose for you, with this open book in hand, is to help you IMMEDIATELY do better at protecting your treasured house pet. We can help YOU feel better, emotionally, now! So, flip through and find a quick and easy action to take and see how it feels!

Your most treasured possessions that enrich your life and document your heritage are mostly uninsurable! Irreplaceable items that would give you heartache if they were lost or damaged. All of these types of treasures in your life are so important, you can hardly list them in order of importance! To have them damaged or lost would cause reoccurring heartache for a long time. Having written this, you’re thinking maybe about your original family history photos, letters, certificates and heirlooms… and you would be right! Is a photo of the original good enough? Not hardly. It’s a part of the foundation of your life.

And so it would be with our dear pets that give so much back!!

This is your essential emergency preparedness guide for your feathered and furry children.

Pets are part of our everyday lives and part of our families. They provide us with companionship but also with emotional support, reduce our stress levels, sense of loneliness and help us to increase our social activities and add to a child’s self-esteem and positive emotional development.

Many people count on pets for therapy and are even taken to nursing homes, hospitals, care centers to encourage interaction and activities. Amazing pets can be trained not only to entertain but in serious stuff like in rescue procedures, medical alert and detection, disability assistance… amazing things. Pet’s save people’s lives on a daily basis.

One of our main responsibilities towards our pets is ensuring their health and welfare. As responsible “parents” and pet owners we need to ensure that our animals are protected, even when the situation is not “normal.” Add your ‘story with your pet protecting efforts on our blog.

International Book-Award Winning Authors,
Toronto Canada, Sept. 2020
About the Authors

Scott M. Haskins

Professional Art Conservator, Scott M. Haskins is considered an emergency preparedness expert for government, corporate and public art related matters since 1994. He is the author of the “Save Your Stuff” series, the most widely distributed preservation manuals for home-use in easy to understand language and entertaining format. He has worked in the US and Europe as a professional art conservator and preservation expert since 1975. His multimedia e-book, Save Your Stuff – Collection Care Tips, is distributed worldwide.

Mr. Haskins’ Save Your Stuff message includes family pets because they are part of the “uninsurable treasures” that can be a warm, comforting foundation of a family’s culture and heritage. They have been a part of his family for decades. His family cherishes the companionship of pets which also give so much emotional support, reduce stress levels, help relieve loneliness, help the family to interact more, add to a child’s self-esteem and promote positive emotional development. So, just as with our family history items, one of our main responsibilities towards our pets is ensuring their health, preservation and welfare. As responsible “parents” and pet owners we need to ensure that our animals are protected, even when the situation is not “normal.” Hence the push to fill a void in the pet world… more than a tri-fold pamphlet… a useful and interesting reference as THE essential emergency preparedness guide for your feathered and furry children.

Diane L. Stevenett

Author – Artist, Diane L. Stevenett, was born in Alberta, Canada, the eldest of 9 siblings and grew up on a farm in the country where art, animals, music, family, community were the center of life. Diane began rescuing animals at an early age. Immersed in the farm life, she talks of bringing home pregnant stray dogs, cats, hiding and feeding baby pigs considered the runts, taking rubber bands off the tails of sheep thinking it was cruel, and always having a dog at her side, even throughout college.

Diane holds an MFA in sculpture, has owned three art galleries in California and is well known for 24 years of creative work as a Parade Artist featuring her giant sculptural ensembles, most more than 14 feet high, featuring scores of costumed participants, families & children.

Ms. Stevenett is a former Creative Arts Director and a County Arts Commissioner in Santa Barbara. She has also worked for many years as a mural conservation technician and disaster response treatment technician for Fine Art Conservation Laboratories in Santa Barbara, CA. She is also an award-winning singer, with a deep love for writing and storytelling. Diane Stevenett currently resides in Santa Barbara, CA.

 This Guidebook gives you ideas to plan ahead and protect them

Save Your Pet

You love your pet!!

Feel better NOW when you discover things you can do easily and have peace of mind knowing your treasured pet is more ready for a major storm or unexpected emergency.

Be “pet prepared.” Remember, your pet may turn into your “therapy animal” in a disaster! They are part of your family, mostly helpless, so this guide book gives you ideas to help you plan ahead and protect them.

Easy to read and understand, this complete treasure trove of gold quality tips will help you discover essential information you’ve never thought of to better help your pet not get lost, not freak out, stay safe and be a close companion during stressful moments.

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How to Save Your Pet from a Disaster

what’s inside

Chapter One

YOU Are a Good “Parent” to Have Recognized This Need Ahead of Time

Chapter Two

Prepare Before a Disaster – Show the Love

Chapter Three

During a Disaster – Using Your Pre-Emergency Supplies and Equipment for Those You Love

Chapter Four

After a Disaster _ Keeping it All Together

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