Pet Emergency & Evacuation Info Sheet
In a fire or a flood — or any moment you can’t speak for your dog — this is the page that does it for you: microchip and ID, medical needs and medications, insurance, a photo slot, and who to call, all filled in before you need them. It carries a hurricane- and wildfire-season go-bag note. Keep one in your kit and give one to your emergency contact.
Genuinely fillable · bilingual EN/ES · vet-sourced — not a scanned template.
What's inside
- Pet ID: name, description, microchip, registration, spay/neuter, markings
- Medical: conditions, allergies, current medications, vaccination date, and your vet
- A photo slot to tape a recent picture of your dog
- Emergency and out-of-town contacts, insurance, pet-friendly boarding, and a backup caregiver
- A hurricane/wildfire go-bag note, plus US Letter and A4 sizes
How to use it
- Fill it in now, before any emergency.
- Tape on a recent photo of your dog.
- Keep one copy in your evacuation go-bag and give one to your emergency contact.
- Build a go-bag: 3+ days of food and water, meds, bowls, leash, this sheet, and a carrier.
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- What should be on a pet emergency sheet?
- Your dog’s ID and microchip number, medical conditions, allergies and current medications, vaccination/rabies date, your vet’s contact, a recent photo, insurance details, and several emergency contacts (including an out-of-town one and a pet-friendly boarding option).
- How do I prepare my dog for a hurricane or wildfire evacuation?
- Assemble a go-bag before the season: 3+ days of food and water, medications, bowls, a leash, a carrier, and this completed info sheet. Never leave a pet behind — most human shelters won’t take animals, so identify a pet-friendly option in advance.
- Why include a photo?
- If your dog is lost during an emergency, a current photo plus your microchip number is the fastest way to prove ownership and reunite — far quicker than a description alone.
Free educational printable — not veterinary advice, and not a substitute for your vet's official records or an emergency call. Full disclaimer → · Leer en español →