05-03-2014, 06:55 PM
Yes, pets are a part of the family.
We have our emergency plan worked out. In the unlikely event we have to leave quickly there is a big box of shavings and a bag of hay handy and all piggies would be deposited in the box. Once we're out, large handfuls of hay will be put in the box to distract the girls until we can get them to Suzy at the rescue in Glynneath where they will board until we can take them back.
I have to say, where we are, floods, tornadoes etc. are EXTREMELY unlikely, but who knows, and I couldn't bear the thought of leaving them behind in a fire or other disaster.
I'm so glad pets are being considered in these events now.
We have our emergency plan worked out. In the unlikely event we have to leave quickly there is a big box of shavings and a bag of hay handy and all piggies would be deposited in the box. Once we're out, large handfuls of hay will be put in the box to distract the girls until we can get them to Suzy at the rescue in Glynneath where they will board until we can take them back.
I have to say, where we are, floods, tornadoes etc. are EXTREMELY unlikely, but who knows, and I couldn't bear the thought of leaving them behind in a fire or other disaster.
I'm so glad pets are being considered in these events now.
Greeting from Wales.
Hwyl Fawr o'r Cymru.
This is the web site of the rescue I volunteer at.
http://guinearescue.blogspot.co.uk/
Hwyl Fawr o'r Cymru.
This is the web site of the rescue I volunteer at.
http://guinearescue.blogspot.co.uk/
