Having a plan before a disaster, saves lives! Our Emergency Animal Shelter App (EASApp™) helps volunteers train and prepare so they know what to do when emergencies happen. With EASApp™, shelter teams can focus on caring for pets instead of being slowed down by paperwork.
Disaster Animal
Response Teams
Train, deploy, & manage emergency shelters with EASApp™. Our operational platform makes documenting animal care simple & teamwork seamless.
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People with Pets
Be ready before disaster strikes. Learn how to prepare your pets and support local volunteer teams that protect them in emergencies.
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& Government
Strengthen local disaster preparedness with resources that help volunteers and communities plan for disasters while protecting families with pets.
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The Cost of Silence | Break the Data Blackout
Action Cannot Wait | A Biologic Timeline There is a strict biological timeline at play here. Thirty belugas and four dolphins sit in unfit, tiny pools at an abandoned park site where 20 whales (19 belugas and Kiska the Orca) have died between 2019 and 2025. (Reference 1) The animals trapped at Marineland do not have the luxury of bureaucratic delays. -
An Across-the-Continent Puzzle: Who Moves Next?
As of March 2026, over 500 animals remain at the Marineland Canada site—including 34 cetaceans (30 belugas and 4 dolphins), 1 seal, 7 bears, and hundreds of deer. Recent drone footage reveals the stark reality of the closed facility (Reference 1). While two sea lions have found safe, clean water at the Vancouver Aquarium, the question remains: Who will experience safety next?
Preparedness Information
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Disaster Preparedness And Its Role in Protecting Animals and Humans From Loss of Life
Written by Iris Ornek Introduction On July 4th, 2025, a flood tore through Texas, causing hundreds of fatalities, earning its title as one of the top ten deadliest flash floods in U.S. History (Masters, Burt, & Henson, 2025). The flash flood happened with little warning, with water levels rising over 20 feet in under an hour (Sanchez & Rless, 2025). Many experts and media outlets attribute the high death toll to a lack of disaster preparedness in Kerr County, where many of the fatalities occurred.Disaster Preparedness And Its Role in Protecting Animals and Humans From Loss of Life
