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How to Help Your Companion Animals in Case of an Emergency

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There are a number of practical things people can do to help their companion animals in the event of an emergency.

How to Help Your Companion Animals in Case of an Emergency

One thing you can do is plan ahead by printing the free CAREinfo card from the New England Anti-Vivisection Society (NEAVS). The NEAVS Companion Animal Rescue / Emergency Information card (CAREinfo card) provides vital information about companion animals who might need help in an emergency.

Visit the NEAVS web site for additional tips on how to help your companion animals in case of an emergency.

The New England Anti-Vivisection Society (NEAVS) (Boston, Massachusetts 02108), founded in 1895, works to expose and replace animal experiments in laboratories and classrooms with ethically and scientifically responsible modern research methods and to protect human beings who may be subjected to such experiments.

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