"Julie and Harley"

How To Keep Your Pet Safe
During An Emergency

And At Your Disability Or Death

Protect That All Important Member of Your Family and Enjoy Peace of Mind –

Dear Owner of a Companion Dog,

If you’re like most loving dog owners, your canine companion is a most important member of the family. In fact you and your dog may be your family. And while you may have taken steps to protect yourself in an emergency, have you also taken steps to protect your loving dog?

Studies on disaster evacuation disclosed that only 40% of households were prepared to evacuate their pets. The remaining 60% (two thirds of pet owners!) subsequently put their own lives at risk by returning to the evacuation zone to rescue their pets. If you are one of the 60% who are unprepared, please keep reading.

I don’t know what percentage of pet owners have a plan in place to protect their animals at the owner’s disability or death. But, if the percentage of people who have an estate plan in place is any indication, it’s quite small. If you do not have a plan that protects you loving dog at your disability or death, please read on.

Have you stopped to consider what will become of your dog if:

You can't make it home and he is left to fend for himself?

You experience a fire, flood, tornado or hurricane?

You are forced to evacuate with little or no notice.

You become disabled and can no longer care for him?

You suffer an untimely death and she is left in uncaring or unqualified hands?

We don't know what the future holds, so it only makes sense to consider these possibilities. It could be an everyday occurrence: you can't make it home because of bad weather, or because of a health emergency involving you or a family member. Or it could be a house fire or a natural disaster such as a California wildfire, a Pacific Northwest storm, a Florida hurricane or a Midwest flood or tornado.

There is also that possibility that you don't want to think about - what happens to your beloved dog if you become incapacitated or at your death?

Your irreplaceable companion is dependent on you. The only way you can guarantee his or her security is to take action BEFORE the emergency.

Answer These Questions to Find Out
if Your Dog is Protected?

Yes	No	Do you have a Pet Safety Kit handy in case of a disaster or emergency?

Yes	No	If you are in an accident, do you carry a Pet Care Card that alerts medical personnel that your dog is home alone?

Yes	No	If you have to evacuate because of a weather emergency, have you made provisions for your dog?

Yes	No	If you live by yourself, is there someone who will rescue your dog if you can't make it home?

Yes	No	If you become incapacitated will your loving companion be abandoned or fall into incompetent or uncaring hands?

Yes	No	Have you selected a caregiver who is willing and able to care for your dog if you can't?

Yes	No	Have you provided specific instructions to the caregiver about your dog's care?

Yes	No	If a caregiver takes over, have you set aside enough money for your dog's food, veterinary care and other needs?

If You Answered "NO" to Just One of These Questions,
Your Loving Dog Is At Risk

HOWEVER

Foresight and Planning Will Keep
Your Dog Safe and Sound

Here’s What Needs to be Done:

To protect your dog in a medical emergency or natural disaster, you will want to:

Assemble a Pet Survival Kit.
Carry a Pet Care Card and use Pet Rescue Window Stickers.
Prepare for evacuation - just in case.
Select an able and willing caregiver.
Provide a Pet Care Plan and a Pet Medical Record for your dog's caregiver.
Estimate your dog's yearly expenses.
Provide a Letter of Instructions for your dog’s caregiver or create a “Pet Trust”.
Make your dog and your dog's documents accessible to your pet's caregiver

You Want To Protect Your Loving Dog
But You Don't Know What To Do

I Can Help

My name is Julie Calligaro and I have been an estate planning and probate attorney for 27+ years. I’m the author of The Widow’s Resource and Arranging Your Financial And Legal Affairs and former host of the radio show "Getting Your Affairs in Order".

My estate planning clients usually ask me to incorporate provisions for the care of their pets into their estate plans. Then a client of mine, who spends much of the year in Florida, asked me how to protect her companion dog if they were in Florida during a hurricane. I expanded my research to include tornados (I live in the Midwest), floods and fires.

At the request of a friend of mine with 2 dogs and 3 cats, I used my professional experience and this research to create a step-by-step plan for pet owners concerned about the safety of their pets in a weather emergency and at disability or death. Protect Your Pet With Preparation is the result. It’s a step-by-step action guide that protects your dog and cat and bird in an emergency and at your disability or death.

Here’s What the Step-by-Step Action Guide Contains

Detailed Instructions and a Checklist for making a Pet Safety Kit that will include everything your dog will need to survive and be as comfortable as possible until the danger passes.

Pet Care Card if you are injured or hospitalized. A Pet Care Card alerts medical personnel that you have a dog who’s home alone as well as the name and phone number of your emergency contact.

Information about Pet Rescue Window Stickers.

Information about pet identification with microchips and GPS.

Instructions about how to prepare for evacuation and how to shelter in place if you can’t evacuate.

Instructions to keep your pet safe during a hurricane, tornado, flood and fire.

Caregiver Checklist to help you identify a suitable caregiver.

Pet Care Plan so you can create a master plan of the information your caregiver will need to care for your dog, for example, feeding routine, physical activity, daily routine, preferences etc.

Medical Record so you can make a record of your pet’s medical history, medications and veterinarian.

An estimate your dog’s lifetime expenses so you can fill in the blanks and calculate how much money to set aside for your dog’s care for the rest of its life.

If you would rather calculate your dog’s actual expenses, I’ve also included a simple method to calculate actual expenses.

A fill-in-the-blanks Letter of Instructions to your dog’s caregiver.

Information about a “Pet Trust” should you want to create one.

Instructions about the Location of Your Dog and Your Dog’s Documents to make certain they are accessible to your Caregiver.

Why Do I Need this Action Guide?

I Can Do the Research Myself

You can safeguard your pet without my Protect Your Pet With Preparation. But why start from scratch? Why spend your time figuring out what to do and how to do it when your time is much better spent actually implementing the steps. And what if you overlook something that’s important for your dog’s well being? Do you want to take that chance?

The other consideration is one of timing. You don’t know when an emergency will strike; why waste valuable time that you may regret later?

What's the Cost?

I’ve spent over 11 hours researching how to protect our companion animals during an emergency or disaster and at disability or death. At my billing rate as an attorney that amounts to $2,330.

However you can have the benefit of my experience and research for a tiny fraction of that amount. The cost of Protect Your Pet With Preparation is only

Why such a reasonable price? Protect Your Pet With Preparation is delivered to you as a digital download, so I don’t have fulfillment and inventory costs to pay. And as you are ordering over the Internet, I don't have to pay someone to take orders by phone. (Although you are welcome to call me at 734 283 1509 to confirm that I am a real person.)

You and I both know that money is no object when it comes to the safety and well being of our companion animals. So I think you will agree that spending to safeguard your family pet and achieve your peace of mind is a true bargain.

I'm including to encourage you to take action . If you order immediately the following bonuses will be included with your purchase:

Free Bonus #1. Two 4” by 6” Pet Rescue Window Stickers that alert emergency personnel and others that an important member of your family is home and needs to be rescued. Affixing a pet rescue window sticker in a prominent window or windows in your home is one of the steps in the Pet Safety Plan. By simply ordering Protect Your Pet With Preparation, receiving your stickers and attaching them to prominent windows, you will have taken the first steps to protect your loving animal. Your stickers will be mailed to you within 2 business days of your purchase.*

Free Bonus #2. A Magnet with the ASPCA’S Animal Poison Control Center’s phone number so you will have this potentially life saving phone number close at hand. If your dog eats something that may be poisonous, an immediate call to the Poison Control Center may save his or her life. The magnet will be mailed to you within 2 business days of your purchase.*

*There are a limited number of Window Stickers and Magnets available. Please don't be left out, order your copy of the Protect Your Pet With Preparation NOW to receive 2 Window Stickers and the Magnet.

Free Bonus #3. A Special Report titled "Pain Drugs for Dogs: Be an informed Pet Owner". This in-depth report discusses the safety and effectiveness of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). This free gift will be delivered as a digital download along with your copy of the Pet Safety Plan.

Free Bonus #4. An Emergency Disaster Plan and Checklists for the other members of your family. Topics covered are: escape routes, family communications, utility shut off and safety, insurance and vital records, family members with special needs and safety skills. This free gift will be delivered as a digital download along with your copy of the Pet Safety Plan.

100% 12 Month Iron-Clad Money-Back Guarantee

My policy of an unconditional, money-back guarantee is set in stone. If Protect Your Pet With Preparation is not everything I've said it is or does not bring you peace of mind, please return it and receive a full, fast and cheerful refund – no questions asked. Since I've been in business since 1981, you can count on my guarantee.

The next move is up to you. Protect Your Pet With Preparation is a

purchase. You and I both know that if you've read this far, you're seriously concerned about your canine family member’s welfare. All that's left to do is take action NOW.

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Best Regards,

Julie A. Calligaro

There is a of Window Stickers and Magnets. Don't miss out on these 2 key components of your dog's safety plan.

If you have a dog and a cat and a bird, or one or more of each, you can protect all of them with one purchase.

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Interested but not quite ready to buy? Please accept my gift of a FREE Checklist and Pet Care Card Form.

If protecting your dog is important to you but you’re not quite ready to buy, please accept a FREE Checklist of the action steps included in Protect Your Pet With Preparation and a Pet Care Card form as a GIFT from me.

The Checklist lists all the steps in the action guide.

If you are injured or hospitalized, the Pet Care Card alerts medical personnel that you have a dog who’s home alone as well as the name and phone number of your emergency contact. Simply fill in the blanks and carry the card in your wallet or purse. Laminate the card if that will make it easier to carry.

To download the FREE Checklist and Pet Care Card Form

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How To Keep Your Pet Safe During An Emergency