HSUS Disaster Center | The Humane Society of the United States

	HSUS Disaster Center

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Helping animals during times of crisis.

The Humane Society of the United States actively assists animals caught in the aftermath of a natural or man-made disaster, emergency or crisis.

Below are links to web pages highlighting The HSUS Disaster Services Team's rescue and relief efforts, trainings offered to the public to become involved in animal rescue and information on how pet owners can become better prepared for a crisis or emergency.

	About HSUS Disaster Services The HSUS Disaster Services program serves communities through out the year with training to develop local capabilities, planning assistance, directly responding to disasters or emergencies and speaking at local events about disaster planning for pets. more

	Disaster Preparedness Resources Prepare and protect your companion animals and livestock in the event of a disaster. These pages offer practical tips, information and lists to help you prepare now. more

	Disaster Training Program for 2009 Emergency Animal Sheltering and Disaster Animal Response Team trainings offered to the public. more

	Disasters: Latest News Read the latest news about The HSUS Disaster Services Program. more

	Hurricane Katrina: News and Stories Stories and news about The HSUS' response to Hurricane Katrina more

	National Disaster Animal Response Team: Volunteer Opportunities Want to become part of a disaster animal response team? Learn how you can become a trained volunteer. more

	The HSUS's Disaster Relief Fund The Disaster Relief Fund enables The Humane Society of the United States to rescue animals victimized by natural disasters and cruel people. With your help, we can save animals who suffer—and keep them out of harm's way in the first place. more

Join N-DART (National Disaster Animal Response Team)