How do you protect your pet during a natural disaster? Joel Lopez, director of planning and field operations for ASPCA Field Investigations & Response tells us.
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well i have 26 dogs so yeah
When I see yt videos of tornados and hurricanes and tsunamis and stuff, they only really care about them and their families. If it was me my pets ARE my family. Also I would put my life on the line to they would be safe.
Where I live the only natural disasters we get are tornados, and they are very rare. When they do happen, they are very small and don't do anything, they don't even damage the trees. Still, me and my pets wait it out in the basement just in case.
My bitch could find her way home tf