Pet Safety 

At CCRT our pets, whether dog, cat or otherwise are members of our families; and as such should be treated as any other member of our families. In short, our pets are dependent on us and trust us to keep them as safe as any other family member.

Our friends at the Ontario SPCA have put together a list of suggested pet supplies to have on hand in case of an emergency.

What should your pet’s emergency kit contain?

  • 72- hour food and water supply, including bowls and a can opener
  • Blankets/towels
  • Toys
  • Medications and a pet first aid kit
  • Pet carrier to allow for easy transport
  • Leash, muzzle, harness
  • Litter pan, litter, plastic bags and scooper if you have a cat
  • ID tags and microchip number
  • Medical records, veterinarian’s name and contact number
  • Current photo of your pet along with their name, address and brief description
  • Information on your pet’s feeding schedule, temperament/behaviour, and medical concerns
  • List of boarding facilities, hotels that can accommodate pets

Visit https://ontariospca.ca/pet-emergency-preparedness for more information.

Dog Park Safety from our friends at the Toronto Humane Society