Municipalities and international associations
Place a direct language link beside local shelter, hazard map and consultation information.
For municipalities, international associations, schools, clinics and support groups
Help pet owners prepare before an earthquake, typhoon or other emergency. Link directly to a printable checklist in Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Vietnamese or Brazilian Portuguese.
Ordinary links are free and do not require prior contact. Pair the checklist with your municipality's current shelter and pet-keeping rules.
Important: This is a preparation aid, not a nationwide shelter policy. Accepted animals, pet-keeping areas and required documents differ by municipality and shelter. Add the latest official local information beside the link.
| Language | Use this page title | Direct URL |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ペット防災チェックリスト | https://pet-owakare.com/guide/pet-disaster-checklist/ |
| English | Pet disaster checklist for Japan | https://pet-owakare.com/en/disaster-checklist/ |
| Simplified Chinese | 在日本生活的宠物防灾检查清单 | https://pet-owakare.com/zh-cn/disaster-checklist/ |
| Vietnamese | Danh sách kiểm tra phòng chống thiên tai cho thú cưng tại Nhật Bản | https://pet-owakare.com/vi/disaster-checklist/ |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Checklist de emergência para pets no Japão | https://pet-owakare.com/pt-br/disaster-checklist/ |
Free pet disaster checklist for people living in Japan. Check evacuation arrangements, food, water, medicine, carriers, identification and emergency contacts. Available in Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Vietnamese and Brazilian Portuguese. https://pet-owakare.com/en/disaster-checklist-share/
Before a disaster, check what your pet needs and where pets are kept during evacuation. This free checklist is available in five languages. Shelter rules vary by municipality, so also read the latest local evacuation and pet-keeping information. https://pet-owakare.com/en/disaster-checklist/
Paste one of these snippets into an HTML editor. Both link to this page, where visitors can choose any of the five checklists.
Place a direct language link beside local shelter, hazard map and consultation information.
Use the checklist to explain pet supplies, identification and the need to check local evacuation rules.
Prompt owners to review regular medicine, prescription food, health records and a second evacuation option.
Add the link to a disaster-preparedness page or handout without reproducing the whole checklist.
No. Ordinary links from an organization website, social post, newsletter or course page are free and do not require prior contact.
No. The checklists cover basic preparation. Pet acceptance, keeping areas and required documents differ by municipality and shelter, so publish the latest local official information with the link.
No. Pet Help Navigator reorganized points from official sources for pet owners. The site is not operated or supervised by the listed public bodies.
These links identify primary sources and complementary multilingual disaster tools. They do not imply operation, endorsement or supervision of this site.