Emergency Info Card
A one-page card you can hand to a first responder, neighbor, or whoever finds your dog if you can't. Name, breed, medications, vet, microchip — everything they'd need at a glance.
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— free printables —
hand-built, hand-illustrated, and yours.
Seven printable PDFs we made for the everyday business of living with a dog. Print them, stick them on the fridge, hand them to your dogsitter, slide them into your emergency kit. Always free.
— how to use these —
Each one opens in a new tab. Use your browser's Save as PDF or Print to keep a copy or push it to your printer. Made for dog parents — share them freely with anyone who could use one.
Emergency Preparedness Checklist
A prep checklist for the kinds of emergencies that come without warning — natural disasters, evacuations, sudden trips to the ER vet. Run through it once and sleep better forever.
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First Aid Checklist
A practical first-aid reference: what belongs in the kit, what to do for common injuries, when to call the vet, when to drive. Companion to the first-aid material in the guides.
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Monthly Wellness Scan
A guided, once-a-month head-to-tail check of your dog: ears, eyes, teeth, coat, joints, weight. Catch the small things before they become the big things.
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Dog Body Map
An outline of a dog you can mark up — lumps, scrapes, anything you're tracking month to month. Pairs with the Monthly Wellness Scan so changes don't slip past you.
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Dogsitter Guide
A hand-off sheet for whoever is watching your dog. Feeding schedule, medications, quirks, emergency contacts, and the small things that make them them.
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Contacts Sheet
The contact sheet you want stuck on your fridge and in your dogsitter's hands: vet, emergency vet, microchip company, trusted family, and anyone else who'd need a call.
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— a note from the foundation —
These exist because of dog parents like you. If they helped, consider chipping in any amount so we can keep them free, keep making more, and keep the rest of the library open for the next family.
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