Keep a collar, current license and up-to date ID tags on your pet at all times. Have your pet micro-chipped.
A current color photograph of you and your pet together
(in case you are separated)Copies of medical records, vaccination history, and a list of medications your pet takes and why he or she takes them.
Proof of identification and ownership, including copies of registration information, adoption papers, and microchip information
Physical description of your pet, including his/her species, breed, age, sex, color, distinguishing traits, and any other vital information about characteristics and behavior
Animal first-aid kit, including flea and tick treatment and other items recommended by your veterinarian
Food and water for at least three days
Non-spill bowls, manual can opener and plastic lid
Collapsible cage or carrier
Muzzle and sturdy leash
Cotton sheet to place over the carrier to help keep your pet calm
Comforting toys or treats
Litter, litter pan, litter scoop
Plastic bags for clean-up
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Your contribution brings us hope that we can continue to help these animals giving them the second chance on life that they deserve.
Helping those in Need
Rosie was one of the lucky ones, she is pictured here at 10 days old. A 911 call came to Infinite Hope that a defenseless kitten had been left out in the rain on the sidewalk with no mother cat in sight. Meowing with hunger and shaking with cold, Rosie was wrapped in a towel, warmed up with a heating lamp, bottle fed and whisked to a foster home where she was fed every 3 hours and given the veterinary care she needed. She now has found a new family and home to call her own. Please help those like Rosie be given a second chance as well. Donate today!
Resources
Go Bag for Pets
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
Email: http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/poison-control
Call: 888-426-4435
