SPEC Forms

Helpful Links

The ASCPA charges $55 for a phone consultation
If you are bringing your pet to see us after speaking with the ASPCA, please bring the case number and all packaging or other information about the toxin.

'What to Do' Information - if you suspect your pet may have been exposed to a toxic substance
A 'Poison Safe Home' - an extensive list of possible poisons in your household

Emergency Preparedness

Ready America - Pet Items
"Preparing Your Pets for Emergencies Makes Sense." Downloadable pet owners brochure, Pets instructional video, and some good information.
ASPCA Disaster Preparedness
Preparedness brochures, News items, Precautions to take, Window decals, and a book on Hurricane Katrina animal rescue and recovery.
American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Disaster Preparedness
Animal disaster plans and resources by state, AVMA Disaster Preparedness and Response Guide, Disaster training list.
California Office of Emergency Services (OES), Pet Preparedness
State of California's office website
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Information for Pet Owners
Some quick tips and bullet points
Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), Disaster Center
Resources links, Volunteer opportunities, Disaster latest news, Disaster Services Videos, Disaster Animal Response Training Dates
Marin Humane Society, Disaster Plans
General information as well as Marin-specific resources.
American Red Cross, Pets and Disaster: Be Prepared
Some general information as well as specific information on Red Cross shelter policies.
Pets Welcome
National listing of hotels that allow pets.
United Animal Nations, Emergency Animal Rescue Services (EARS)
Disaster preparedness kit checklists, Window decals, Microchip information, Animal Disaster Planning Handbook