Tampa Bay Pet Friendly Shelters

The last thing anyone wants to do is leave their home; however, in the event of a big storm coming - you may have to. Operation Stormwatch reminds you to not leave your furry friends home to weather the storm. 

Be Prepared:

  • Keep your pet's vaccinations up-to-date.
  • Place your contact information, including the name of an out-of-state contact, on your pet's ID tag. microchip registration, and licenses.
  • Prepare an emergency kit.
  • Your pet's medications and medical records
  • A written description of your pet, and a photo of you with your pet. 
  • Leashes or harnesses sturdy enollgh to allow you to control your pet if he is stressed.
  • Pet carriers or crates that are large enough for your pet to comfortably stand or lay.
  • Food (pop-top cans or fresh dry food) and water for at least three days for each pet; bowls; and if you have a cat, include cat litter and a litter box.

You can bring your pets to one of many of Tampa Bay's pet-friendly shelters:

Hillsborough County Pet Friendly Shelters

Pinellas County Pet Friendly Shelters 

Note:  Pinellas residents must preregister themselves and their pets for these pet-friendly shelters, as space is limited. Mobile home residents are given first priority. Call (727) 582-2150

Pasco County Pet Friendly Shelter

Hernando County Pet Friendly Shelter

Manatee County Pet Friendly Shelters


In addition, there are several hotels within the state of Florida that allow pets. To search for a pet-friendly hotel outside an evacuation area, please visit Officialpethotels.com or PetFriendlyTravel.com




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