Pet Home Alone Card
Taking the Safety of Your Pet to the Next Level
Illness and accidents are inescapable. Sometimes, you may be injured in accidents or fall sick, and your pets are left with no one to check on them. A pet home alone card can be handy in such circumstances. This card can be put in your wallet, glove compartment, purse or pocket and should anything happen, the person whose emergency details are on the back of the card can be contacted to provide emergency pet care until when you will be back home. It’s brilliant!
What are pet home alone cards?
These are small emergency cards that contain the name of your pet and the contact information of those around you; your neighbors or anyone close to you at home. The contact details are used by first-responders to alert them to take care of your cherished pet when you are away from home due to an emergency.
Available for purchase at www.OurPetCard.com
Why you need the pet home alone card
- You will have peace of mind: You don’t have to worry about the safety of your pet when you leave them behind. In the case of an emergency, someone will be contacted to take care of your pets.
The pros:
- The cards are easy to read and interpret: The categories on these cards such as your names, telephone numbers, your pet’s name, address and any information that may be required can be read quickly from the card.
- It is a thick premium quality card: The safety of the card itself should never worry you. It is made of high-quality materials that guarantee durability and won’t be damaged while in the wallet. Moreover, they can be laminated to enhance their safety.
- It is an inexpensive card: Purchasing the pet home alone card is easy and affordable, even for those people who are on a tight budget.
Also available:
- You can also get the soft, flexible, vinyl emergency keychain to help alert emergency responders to look at your Emergency Pet Care Card in your wallet so they can tell your emergency contact your pet needs care while you are unable to do so.
Available for purchase at www.OurPetCard.com
Final thought
If you love your pet, then you should never leave your pet home alone card behind. Whether you are driving, at work, hiking or any other place, your card should be with you always. Remember, emergency situations are unpredictable, and this may spell doom to the safety of your pet if you don’t have the pet care card with you. It is recommended to encourage all members of your family to carry the cards with them. Your peace of mind in knowing your pets will be taken care of is priceless!
Purchase your Pet Home Alone Card and Emergency Keychain at www.OurPetCard.com
OurPetCard donates a portion of all purchases to D.E.L.T.A. Rescue, an animal rights organization founded in 1981 and based in Acton in California. D.E.L.T.A. stands for Dedication and Everlasting Love to Animals. The organization has two hospitals and over 150 acres of sanctuaries, making it the largest no-kill, care for life sanctuary for animals in the United States.)
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great post! i think this is a great idea if any pet owner should have an emergency
Thanks, Everlyn. These pet home alone cards are a great idea. I have several.
Great website Jeanne! I bought their emergency stickers on their website https://www.ourpetcard.com/products/emergency-pet-rescue-sticker I like how they give portions to no kill shelters.
Hey, Rosalina. Oh wow! I hadn’t even noticed the stickers. They must have just added those. I think I’ll get one of those too. I have some of their cards and the key chain. Wonderful ideas, and yes, I like how they give portions to no-kill shelters too. It’s admirable. Thanks for your feedback. Take care.
Great idea, especially for those that live alone.
Yes, it certainly is a good idea. I’m getting two cards and a keychain. With 6 cats and a bearded dragon, they’d be in big trouble if something were to happen to us.
I have a wallet card from the ASPCA (it was free, but I don’t think they have them anymore) and a sticker for each window of my home so rescuers know there’s a cat inside that needs rescuing if I’m not home or can’t tell them. The stickers are still available for free here: https://secure.aspca.org/take-action/disaster-prep-pledge
Thanks! I’ll check out the sticker situation.