Ep. 80: Horse Emergency Preparedness: What Happens When Disaster Strikes
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The episode discusses horse emergency preparedness and evacuation during disasters, featuring insights from guest Amy Hausmann on her experiences during the Tubbs Fire.
When a wildfire, flood, hurricane, or other disaster threatens your horses, every minute matters. In Part 2 of our disaster preparedness series, we walk through what a real horse evacuation looks like from receiving the first warning to loading horses, navigating chaotic roads, and arriving at an evacuation facility. Joining us is Amy Hausmann, who shares her firsthand experience during California's devastating Tubbs Fire and the lessons she learned from living through multiple subsequent wil...
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