Leah Morse -TrinityK9

10/13/2026

Anyone that has done house training with their puppy working with me knows how significant this is!! Ranger is coming along nicely 😜

10/07/2026

🐾 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS: DO YOU HAVE A PLAN FOR YOUR PETS? 🐾

When emergencies happen, we often have very little time to make decisions. Whether it’s a hurricane, house fire, evacuation, or unexpected medical emergency, having a plan for your pets can make all the difference.

❤️ Here are 10 things every pet family should consider:

🐕 1. Prepare a Pet Emergency Kit
Include at least 7 days of food, water, medications, bowls, waste bags, cleaning supplies, and a pet first-aid kit.

🏷️ 2. Update Identification
Make sure your pet wears identification with your current phone number. Verify that microchip registration information is up to date.

📋 3. Keep Important Records Together
Have copies of vaccination records, medical information, prescriptions, and recent photographs of your pets. Store digital copies on your phone, too!

🚗 4. Plan Your Evacuation
Identify pet-friendly hotels, shelters, and possible evacuation destinations BEFORE an emergency occurs. Not every emergency shelter accepts pets.

🦮 5. Keep Leashes, Harnesses, and Carriers Accessible
Even normally calm pets may panic during emergencies. Cats and small animals should have secure carriers.

🏠 6. Designate a Trusted Backup Caregiver
Choose someone who can access your home and care for your pets if you are hospitalized, injured, or unable to return home.

🐾 7. Practice Emergency Routines
Teach your dog to come when called, comfortably enter a crate or vehicle, and tolerate handling. Practice calmly before these skills become necessary.

💊 8. Plan for Special Needs
Senior pets, animals with medical conditions, and pets requiring daily medications may need additional supplies or accommodations.

📱 9. Create a Pet Emergency Contact List
Include your veterinarian, emergency veterinary hospital, backup caregiver, and local animal services.

❤️ 10. NEVER Leave Pets Behind During an Evacuation
If conditions are unsafe for you, they are unsafe for your pets. Plan ahead so everyone can leave together.

🌴 A SPECIAL REMINDER FOR FLORIDA PET FAMILIES:
Hurricanes aren’t our only concern. House fires, flooding, severe thunderstorms, and unexpected medical emergencies can happen anytime.

A little preparation today can prevent a heartbreaking situation tomorrow.

🐾 Let’s help our neighbors prepare!

Do you have an emergency plan for your pets? Is there something in your emergency kit that you think every pet owner should have?

Share your suggestions below!

💙 Trinity K9
Compassionate Training • Understanding Behavior • Building Trust

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10/02/2026

Does Your Dog Really Feel Guilty? 🧐
What That “Guilty Look” May Actually Be Telling You
By Leah Morse, CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA.
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