Dear HALTER Project Community:
Great big virtual hugs, horsey nose kisses, wagging tails and purrs to our HALTER Project community.
As it’s National Preparedness Month, we’ve packed our NewsNotes with helpful tips, education opportunities and info about some cool upcoming events and snapshots from recent community activities.
For many of us, September—as we know all too well—is also a peak time for big weather events. Many of us are coping now with some pretty major challenges. To help, we’ve focused on two key topics of importance and stress-reduction value. Things you can do NOW!
PREPAREDNESS CHECK-OFFS
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We're sharing an article we published recently, STAYING PREPARED IN THE ERA OF THE MEGA-EVENT, that outlines easy ways to ramp up your readiness by implementing small “to-dos” every few days. READ MORE
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HOW TO HELP ANIMALS INSIDE EVACUATED ZONES. This is a biggie, a fear we all share. What to do when you cannot get home to evacuate animals, they aren’t cooperating, or, it’s just not feasible? We’ve provided a “cheat sheet” to study and keep handy. READ MORE
Every month seems to deliver scary news, more and bigger winds, storms, floods, fires. Our animals often provide our greatest comfort, and, our greatest concerns. We’re all part of the HALTER “family” because we share and recognize the value of bonds with animals.
We hope this edition of HALTER NewsNotes helps you feel stronger, and more able to cope with whatever comes your way.
Stay safe!
