Florida SART Conference
May 30th - June 1st

Florida's State Agriculture Response Team will be hosting a three day conference at the Tradewinds Island Resort on St. Pete Beach. The cost of the conference is only $20. Registrations are limited to the first 300 people!
For more information, go to www.flsart.org
Our DART shirts have arrived! Email Connie Brooks to place an order.
Mission
The mission of the Disaster Animal Response Team (DART) is to promote the safety and well-being of all animals who are or may be adversely affected during a disaster and to respond to the needs of those who provide emergency and supportive care to animals during all phases of a disaster. This is accomplished in 3 ways: 1) Preparedness, 2) Awareness, and 3) Response.

Overview
The DART web site’s main purpose is to keep the public educated about disaster preparedness for their animal family members, and to keep the public informed before, during, and after a disaster. It will also provide a venue for all the various Florida DART chapters to network with other members of the humane field while serving as a source of information to local team members about upcoming training opportunities and meetings. And while on our journey to educate and prepare we hope to interest some of our other 2-legged beings into volunteering to strengthen and expand DART teams throughout the state of Florida.

Volunteering and Preparedness
Just like children, the animals in our community will be depending on us more than ever, if a disaster occurs. They ask so little and give us so much so please don’t leave it up to chance. Prepare now, spread the word and try to donate a few hours per month by volunteering with your local DART team chapter or animal shelter. During a Florida disaster we will make every attempt to provide a status update as quickly as possible, but may be limited by the disaster in our area or the timeliness of information from other areas.

Animal Assistance
If animals are in need of help either in a disaster or emergency please contact your local Humane Organization(s) or County Animal Control/Services agency. These organizations are here to help you and many animals in a variety of different situations and if appropriate they will contact DART for further assistance.

 

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