Preparing Your Pets for Emergencies

What is the main purpose of the passage?

• To explain how to train your pets

• To encourage pet owners to prepare for emergencies

• To describe the types of pets allowed in shelters

• To give tips on traveling with pets

What does the word “evacuate” most likely mean in the passage?

• To go for a walk

• To leave a dangerous place for safety

• To bring extra food

• To exercise with your pet

According to the passage, what should you do if you must leave your home in an emergency?

• Leave your pets behind

• Take your pets with you, if possible

• Give your pets to your neighbors

• Lock your pets in a safe place

Why might keeping a picture of you and your pet together be useful in an emergency?

• To show you love your pet

• To identify your pet if you get separated

• To help train your pet

• To share with others on social media

Which of the following items should NOT be included in a pet emergency kit?

• Pet food and water

• A leash and collar

• Toys and treats

• Expired medications

What is one reason the passage suggests for having a pet emergency plan?

• To save money on pet care

• To ensure your pet's safety during a crisis

• To make your pet more obedient

• To avoid visiting the vet

What should you do if you cannot take your pet with you during an evacuation?

• Leave them with a neighbor

• Leave them outside

• Leave them with enough food and water

• Leave them in a locked room

What is a recommended item to include in a pet emergency kit according to the passage?

• A pet grooming kit

• A pet first aid kit

• A pet training manual

• A pet fashion accessory

How often should you update your pet's emergency kit?

• Every month

• Every six months

• Every year

• Every two years

What is a potential consequence of not having a pet emergency plan?

• Your pet may become more playful

• Your pet may become lost or injured

• Your pet may learn new tricks

• Your pet may become more social