How to Prepare Horses for a Hurricane
Make an evacuation plan.. Choose a location to travel to.. Decide when you'll put an evacuation plan into action.
Steps
Make an evacuation plan.
Make an evacuation plan.
Choose a location to travel to.
Choose a location to travel to.
Decide when you'll put an evacuation plan into action.
Decide when you'll put an evacuation plan into action.
Inform your neighbors of your evacuation plans.
Inform your neighbors of your evacuation plans.
Do a trial run of preparing to evacuate.
Do a trial run of preparing to evacuate.
Pack an emergency gear pack for evacuation.
Pack an emergency gear pack for evacuation.
Ensure that all of your horses are properly identified.
Ensure that all of your horses are properly identified.
Have each of your horses properly up to date with vaccinations.
Have each of your horses properly up to date with vaccinations.
Have all of your usual emergency farm, ranch and household supplies sorted out w
Have all of your usual emergency farm, ranch and household supplies sorted out well in advance.
Keep the farm, ranch and yard areas clear of debris throughout the year.
Keep the farm, ranch and yard areas clear of debris throughout the year.
Decide where the horses are likely to be the safest.
Decide where the horses are likely to be the safest.
Keep a supply of additional food for the horses if you're planning to stay.
Keep a supply of additional food for the horses if you're planning to stay.
Keep water supplies.
Keep water supplies.
Develop a telephone tree for calling and texting neighbors when remaining in pla
Develop a telephone tree for calling and texting neighbors when remaining in place.
Find your horses if they have weathered the storm outside.
Find your horses if they have weathered the storm outside.
Clean up your property.
Clean up your property.
Keep your horses safe during recovery.
Keep your horses safe during recovery.
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