Chaos to Calm Pets

Surviving Mother Nature's Worst

Emergency Prep · Wildlife

Surviving Mother Nature's Worst

The Ultimate Emergency Wildlife Disaster & Severe Weather Triage Guide

Cold snaps, heat waves, floods, hurricanes, droughts, wildfires and ice storms, and the wildlife they leave on your lawn. 10 modules on warming cold-stunned reptiles slowly, bird heat stroke, flooded burrows, blown-in seabirds, safe drought water stations, smoke and burns, why rapid re-warming stops hearts, birds frozen to metal, biosecurity when everything arrives at once, and working with the agencies that run a disaster.

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A stormy sky over a suburban backyard with a shallow ceramic water dish and stones on the lawn and a towel-lined box on the porch, a blue budgie sheltering under the porch roof and a black cat watching from the doorway

About this course

When the weather turns, wildlife ends up where it never should be: lizards stiff on the sidewalk, a pelican in a parking lot three states inland, a hawk frozen to a railing. This course is for those days. You'll learn why a cold-stunned reptile that looks dead usually isn't and why it must warm up slowly in a mild room, how birds show heat stroke and what to do without forcing water, where flood survivors hide and how to dry them, why a storm-blown seabird needs a marine rescue and not your bathtub, how to run a drought water station that doesn't drown or sicken anyone, what smoke and burns look like on fur and feathers, why plunging a hypothermic animal into warmth stops its heart, how warm water frees a bird iced to metal, how to keep germs from spreading when twenty animals arrive in one afternoon, and how to plug into the agencies and relief coalitions that run a real disaster.

What you'll learn

  • Cold-stunned reptiles: slow indoor re-warming, never high heat
  • Avian heat stroke, flood wash-outs, and blown-in seabirds
  • Safe drought water stations with escape ramps and daily cleaning
  • Wildfire smoke inhalation and burns
  • Why rapid re-warming causes cardiac arrest, and freeing birds iced to metal
  • Mass-casualty biosecurity and coordinating with disaster agencies

Who this is for

Anyone in hurricane, wildfire, flood or ice-storm country, backyard birders who put water out in droughts, volunteers who show up when a disaster hits, and rescue groups building a weather plan.

Course outline (10 modules)

Quiz & Certificate

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$9.99 · Lifetime access · 10 lessons