RSPCA Queensland and Get Ready Queensland are urging pet owners to take steps to protect their furry friends during stormy and hot weather.
With summer here and Christmas prompting a spike in pet ownership, Queenslanders are being reminded about the risks that disaster events and severe heat pose to animals.
Pet owners are encouraged to visit getready.qld.gov.au/plan and download the RSPCA/Get Ready Queensland Pet Severe Weather Emergency Plan.
On the website they’ll also find information and tips about preparing for disasters.
For more information, click here.
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