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Let's Learn about Safe Travel for Pets!

Buckle Up:
Dogs should be secure in a carrier or with a chest-style harness in the backseat. Run a seat belt through the loop on the back of the harness, or use a clipped dog seat belt and attach to the harness itself.

Crates and Carriers:
Using a secured pet carrier or kennel is another safe travel method. Cats and smaller animals can be placed in portable-style carriers secured by seat belts, ratchet strap, or bungee cord. Pillows are recommended to reduce movement.

Carriers may also be placed on the floor behind a front seat. Medium- and large-sized animals should travel in a durable kennel secured in the vehicle’s cargo area. In all cases, the carrier or kennel should be fastened as securely as possible.

Dividers:
Dividers offer helpful containment, the safest option for the animal is to secure the animal within the cargo space to ensure maximum safety.
Please watch this video on how to safely drive with an animal in the car.
Which of the following are safe ways to drive with an animal in the Car? (Select all that apply)*

Attach a seatbelt to their collarHave them sit in a secured animal carrierAttach a seatbelt to their harnessLoose in the trunkIn the back of an SUV with a barrierIn the back of an open bed pick-up truck

Reporting Injuries*

I understand that I am responsible and liable, not HSSW for any damages, injuries, or fatalities that occur while the animal is my care.
Avoid Crowded locations*

I agree not to bring the animal to busy public locations where off-leash dogs may be present. This includes restaurant patios, dog parks, pet stores, etc.
No Strangers*

I will avoid unplanned meetings with strangers, children or dogs, and agree not to introduce the dog to any other people or animals unless approved by the Dog Team Supervisor or Canine Behavior Team.
Medical Care*

I understand that all medical care for the treatment of an animal in my care must be pre-authorized and arranged by the Humane Society for Southwest Washington staff, and the Humane Society for Southwest Washington is not responsible for any unauthorized medical treatment or cost.
Compliance*

I understand that failure to adhere to these policies may result in the termination of my status as a volunteer revocation of offsite privilege.
Please select your vehicle size.

If you own multiple vehicles, please list the one with the largest capacity.

Note: We cannot safely transport animals in open-bed trucks. For example, while a two-door pickup truck with a large open bed might appear to have more capacity, it can only safely accommodate one small animal crate. In contrast, a hatchback may be able to accommodate several.
Vehicle size*
Sign here to acknowlge you agree to and understand all of the checked statements above. *

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