Traveling w/dog & your hospitalization
When my DH had a stroke on a trip in 2007 on Thanksgiving weekend, we did not have the RV with us but did have our two labs with us. He ended up in hospital and I had to find someone to care for the d...
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I have an ICE posted on my visor, in my wallet and on my fridge in the RV. All emergency rescue personnel and the police know what this is and actually will look for it.
In Case of Emergency.
It is a printed out sheet with ICE boldy printed on top and all the info needed for who to call to take my pets if I am hospitalized or in an accident. And to speak on my behalf in a medical situation where I can not do so.
These chosen people have all the info needed to take care of my animals, and me. And will fly drive or crawl to where ever I am in my RV to get to us and assist.
If you don't have this all your animals will end up in the local county shelter. Which most County shelters ARE kill shelters. You end up hospitalized incapacitated for longer than their holding days and sadly you will loose your pets.
It's a "good thing" to have posted if you RV. :C
In Case of Emergency.
It is a printed out sheet with ICE boldy printed on top and all the info needed for who to call to take my pets if I am hospitalized or in an accident. And to speak on my behalf in a medical situation where I can not do so.
These chosen people have all the info needed to take care of my animals, and me. And will fly drive or crawl to where ever I am in my RV to get to us and assist.
If you don't have this all your animals will end up in the local county shelter. Which most County shelters ARE kill shelters. You end up hospitalized incapacitated for longer than their holding days and sadly you will loose your pets.
It's a "good thing" to have posted if you RV. :C
