Please note that due to a limited number of special needs cots, you may be required to sleep on a Coleman Cot. Also, if it is necessary for you to be in an upright position, please bring bed pillows or backrests for your comfort.
Seminole County has 2 pet friendly shelters. One for the public and one for special needs registrants.
Bring each of these items in quantities to last for 72 hours or more.
All Required Medications and Medical Support Equipment
Wheelchair/walker/cane
Oxygen, nebulizers
Dressings
Feeding and suction equipment
Diapers
Glucose meter/strips
Insulin/syringes
Any specific medication or care instructions (1 week or more supply)
Name, phone number of physician/home health agency/hospital where you receive care
An adequate supply of prescription medicine to last for 3 days or more
Antacid
Laxative
Activated charcoal (used under the advice of the Poison Control Center)
Medicine dropper
Dietary Needs
Non perishable food to survive for 72 hours or more, per person. Include any special diet items you may need.
Food and Water/Liquids
Snacks, fruit juice, Gatorade, water, fruits, crackers (72 hour or more supply)
Sleeping Gear
Pillows, blankets (include any support pillows or back supports you may need) if you require being in a raised position when sleeping
Portable cot or air mattress, folding chairs, sleeping bags
Evacuation shelters tend to be cold, so bring a blanket or sweater to keep warm. No guarantee of cots at the shelter.
Important Papers and Identification
Wills, deeds, licenses, insurance policies, home inventory, doctors orders, Do Not Resuscitate and Living Will forms
Current photo and current address, medical identification card
Personal Hygiene Items
Toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, towels, brush/comb, dentures, glasses, hearing aids and batteries, etc.
Comfort Items
Small games, cards, diapers, books, batteries, manual can opener, etc.
Extra Clothing
A 1-week supply of comfortable clothing and extra sets of underwear and socks
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