I know several states are being hit with severe thunderstorms and tornadoes this week. Just a friendly reminder to stay safe, and re-visit your emergency evacuation supplies.
I just had to evacuate my 3rd story apartment due to a tornado. Luckily I had my carriers ready to go, however I discovered my evacuation location doesn't have AC. It was over 80 degrees and we were there for about 45 minutes. I kept the chins cool with chillers and bags of frozen vegetables wrapped in fleece. Now that I'm back in my apartment all the chillers are in the freezer, and I'm freezing all of my spare water bottles so they're ready to go if we have to leave again.
Do you have an emergency evacuation kit ready to go?
Is your evacuation location cold enough for your chins?
Do you have supplies ready to keep them cool until you can get them to AC?
BIG THANK YOU to Stacey, Sandi, and Laurie for the advice and checking on us via texts during the situation! The girls and I <3 you all! :hug2:
I just had to evacuate my 3rd story apartment due to a tornado. Luckily I had my carriers ready to go, however I discovered my evacuation location doesn't have AC. It was over 80 degrees and we were there for about 45 minutes. I kept the chins cool with chillers and bags of frozen vegetables wrapped in fleece. Now that I'm back in my apartment all the chillers are in the freezer, and I'm freezing all of my spare water bottles so they're ready to go if we have to leave again.
Do you have an emergency evacuation kit ready to go?
Is your evacuation location cold enough for your chins?
Do you have supplies ready to keep them cool until you can get them to AC?
BIG THANK YOU to Stacey, Sandi, and Laurie for the advice and checking on us via texts during the situation! The girls and I <3 you all! :hug2: