Download Disaster Preparedness For Steuben County Companion Animals

EMERGENCY BOARDING FACILITIES
(CONTINUED)
Toban Boarding Farm
(607)569-2079
7715 VanNess Road, Hammondsport, NY
Species: Dogs, Cats, Birds, Horses and
other Caged Animals
Towne & Country Veterinary Hospital
8 Caton Road, Corning, NY
Species: Cats, Dogs, and "Pocket Pals"
(607)937-8222
West Wind Farm
4285 Bedient Road, Corning, NY
Species: Dogs and Cats
(607)936-4905
Other Important Pet Emergency Numbers or Contacts:
SC Off. of Emergency Services
Gr. Steuben Chapter American Red Cross
S C Public Health Nursing Service
Steuben Co. Sheriff
Finger Lakes SPCA Cruelty Investigator
Hornell Area Humane Society
Chemung County SPCA
Humane Society of US- for more info on
pets and disaster situation
(607)664-2700
(877)754-3711
(607)664-2438
(800)724-7777
(607)776-4682
(607)324-1270
(607)732-1827
(202)452-1100
Websites:
For more information on pet friendly lodging
http://petswelcome.com/
Record your important pet numbers:
My Veterinarian
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My Area's Dog Control Officers
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Fire Departments
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PET FRIENDLY HOTELS AND MOTELS
Avoca
Caboose Motel
Bath
Bath Days Inn
Canandaigua Finger Lakes Inn
Econo Lodge
Coming
Radisson
Staybridge Suites
Dansville
Dansville Daystop
Elmira
Holiday Inn
Coachman Motor
Lodge
Red Jacket Motor
Inn
Best Western
Motel 6-Horseheads
Hornell
Econo-Lodge
Ithaca
Best Western
Clarion University
Hotel
Econo Lodge
Economy Inn
Holiday Inn
Ramada Inn Airport
Painted Post America's Best
Value Inn Lodge on
the Green
Econo Lodge
Stiles Motel
Super 8
Rochester
Comfort Inn Central
Crowne Plaza
Econo Lodge
Holiday Inn
Towpath Motel
Watkins Glen Log Cabin
Guesthouse
Chieftain Motel
(607) 566-2216
(607) 776-7644
(585) 394-2800
(716) 394-9000
(607) 962-5000
(607) 936-7800
(716) 335-6023
(607) 734-4211
(607)733-5526
(607) 734-1616
(607) 739-3891
(607) 739-2525
(607) 324-0800
(607) 272-6100
(607) 257-2000
(607) 257-1400
(607) 277-0370
(607) 272-1000
(607)257-3100
(607) 962-2456
(607) 962-4444
(607) 962-5221
(607) 937-5383
(585) 436-4400
(585) 546-3450
(585) 427-2700
(585) 328-6000
(585) 271-2147
(607) 535-0035
(607) 535-4759
Disaster
Preparedness
For
Steuben County
Companion
Animals
They are part of our family . . . Virtually every location on
earth is vulnerable to catastrophe. None of us are
immune. It is vital that we plan ahead for our pets’ safety
as well as our own. While planning may seem
unnecessary now, when disaster strikes, all public
resources and lines of communication become overburdened. Additionally, most disaster relief shelters for
humans cannot accept pets.
HAVE A SAFE PLACE TO TAKE YOUR PETS
 Before an emergency strikes, contact the hotels,
motels, and pet boar ding facilities outside your
immediate area to check for available lodging for all your
pets in case of an emergency. Ask if “no pet” policies can
be waived in an emergency and if you have notice of an
impending disaster, call ahead for reservations.
 Ask friends and relatives outside the affected area
whether they could shelter your animals.
 Ask the loc al animal shelter if the y provide
emergency shelter or foster care for pets i n a disaster.
Animal shelters may be overburdened already by the
animals they currently have, so this s hould be a last
resort.
 You may not be at home when an evacuation order
comes. Find out in advance of an emergency if a trusted
neighbor or friend would be willing to take your pets. This
person should be c omfortable with your pets, kno w
where your pet supply kit is kept and h ave a key to your
home.
 The single mo st important thing you can d o is to
take them with you when you evacuate.
KNOW WHAT DO AS DISASTER STRIKES
When you are warned of a disaster, act to protect your
pets.
 Call ahead to confirm she lter arrangements for you
and your pets.
 Check to see that your pet pre paredness kit i s
accessible.
 Bring your entire companion animals inside so that
they are available for transport.
 Make sure all dogs and cats are wearing secure
collars with current I.D. and temporary shelter
information available.
PREPAREDNESS KIT FOR PETS
Keep these items in an acce ssible place and store them
in sturdy containers for transport:
Collar and leash/harness with current rabies,
license & I.D. tags
A two week supply of food and water Non-spill
food and water bowls
Cat litter box and litter
Portable pet carriers for each pet
Medications and dosing instructions. Pet first-aid
kit
Vaccination and medical records in Zipper locked
plastic bags
Blankets
Plastic bags for cleaning up after your pets
Toys and treats
Color photos of your pets
Extra brush, collar, etc
Non-electric can opener
IF YOU HAVE TO LEAVE YOUR PET AT HOME
(This is only as a last resort and not a substitute for
evacuating! your pet!
EMERGENCY BOARDING FACILITIES/
VETERINARIANS
Bath Veterinary Hospital, LLP
154 E. Morris Street, Bath, NY
(607) 776-7685 - Paging Service
Species: Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Rodents, Ferrets, Birds,
and Reptiles
Coming Animal Hospital
11863 E. Coming Road, Coming, NY
(607) 962-5905
Species: Dogs, Cats
Coming Area Humane Society
Coming, NY
(607) 962-4228 or (607) 527-3629
Species: Dogs, Cats
Finger Lakes SPCA, Inc.
7315 State Route 54, Bath, NY
(607) 776-3039; 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Species: Dogs, Cats
Humane Society at Lollypop Farm
99 Victor Road, Fairport, NY
(585) 223-1330
Species: Any Domestic Animal
 Find a safe location in your house to leave your pets
with access to fresh water. Do not choose rooms with
hazards such as windows, etc. Never leave your pet
chained during a storm. In case of flooding, the location
should have access to high counters.
Lake Road Animal Hospital
3065 Lake Road, Horseheads, NY
(607)733-6509
Species: Dogs, Cats
 Leave a substantial supply of dry food in a sturdy
container and do not moisten it; it will turn rancid.
Millstone Veterinary Clinic
5923 Route 14A, Dundee, NY
(697) 243-5298 Species: Cats
 Leave water in a non-spill container. If possible, open
a faucet slightly and let water drip into a big container.
Set up two separate locations if you have cats and dogs.
 Post a notice on your house indicating where you can
be reached and the number of animals inside.
 Make sure your pet is wearing a leather or nylon collar
with I.D. and medical tags. Remove choke-chain collars.
Steuben Veterinary Clinic
7465 State Route 54, Bath, NY
(607) 776-3747
Species: Dogs, Cats, and Equine