Southern California Equine Emergency Evacuation

Southern California Equine Emergency Evacuation Resources for horse owners evacuating their equine during emergencies in Southern California. Training programs for volunteers who assist in evacuations.

Week 2(Sorry its late, been a whirlwind of a week)This week let’s talk about making sure your trailer and hauling vehicl...
04/27/2023

Week 2
(Sorry its late, been a whirlwind of a week)

This week let’s talk about making sure your trailer and hauling vehicle are in good working condition. Tires, brakes, bearings, floors, lights, doors/lathes, fluids on the truck.
While you’re out there, check the emergency kit in the trailer and/or truck. Replace any old batteries, check the fire extinguisher, make sure all meds are current and replenished, pull old ones no longer in use out. Check that any treats and/or feed in the trailer is fresh, replace the water in your trailer (both bottled for people, and any bulk water for animal use). Check quantity and condition of halters/leads and any other evac equipment you may have in the trailer.
Before fire season, go thru all the paperwork you have for your animals and update anything that needs updating (dog lic, vacs for all pets, update photos of animals, if need be, remove animals you no longer have, add new ones you have acquired) Make sure all pics and proof of ownership papers are included as well as microchip numbers listed.
These are all important steps to make sure you are ready for fire season. Yesterday there was a fire off the 138 already, so be ready!! It may be an early fire season after all that rain!!!

Well folks, with the warmer weather coming, it’s time to think about fire season again.  It will be here before you know...
04/15/2023

Well folks, with the warmer weather coming, it’s time to think about fire season again. It will be here before you know it. Here are a few things you might want to take care of this week. I will give you some other ideas each week for the next 4 weeks.
Now is a great time to tackle those weeds, before they get any bigger and go to seed, which will cause even more weeds next year! While you’re at weeding, make sure you have a 100’ defensible space around your property too. You will also want to remove any dead shrubs and trees from your property.
Once you’re done outside check out your emergency contact list. Check vet information as we have had many in the high desert retire and new ones coming in. On that note, if your vet is no longer practicing, now is a great time to find a new vet and establish a relationship before you have an emergency.
You might also check your contacts, other professionals listed as well as evacuation sites and haulers. A lot of people have moved out of California and the time to find this out is not while you’re trying to evacuate your livestock.
If you do a little each week it won’t be so overwhelming, and you will be prepared just in case!

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Angeles National Forest
Wrightwood, CA
92397

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(760) 960-9144

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