Having a plan before a disaster, saves lives! Our Emergency Animal Shelter App (EASApp™) helps volunteers train and prepare so they know what to do when emergencies happen. With EASApp™, shelter teams can focus on caring for pets instead of being slowed down by paperwork.
Disaster Animal
Response Teams
Train, deploy, & manage emergency shelters with EASApp™. Our operational platform makes documenting animal care simple & teamwork seamless.
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People with Pets
Be ready before disaster strikes. Learn how to prepare your pets and support local volunteer teams that protect them in emergencies.
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Community
& Government
Strengthen local disaster preparedness with resources that help volunteers and communities plan for disasters while protecting families with pets.
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& EASAppTM
Your gift keeps the EASApp™ Shelter Module free! Contributions help us add critical tools like training, scheduling, and offline support.
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Latest News
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New Hampshire Humane Society signs MOU
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New Hampshire Humane Society Implements EASApp™ to Strengthen Statewide Animal Disaster Response Williston, VT & Laconia, NH — March 2, 2026 DART Command Central (DARTCC) is proud to announce that the New Hampshire Humane Society has begun implementing EASApp™ (Emergency Animal Shelter App) as part of an expanded strategy to modernize emergency animal sheltering and disaster response efforts across the state. -
ASPCA Awards Owner App Grant
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Williston, VT – January 5, 2026 DART Command Central Awarded ASPCA Grant to Expand Emergency Animal Shelter App with Owner-Focused App
Preparedness Information
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Disaster Preparedness And Its Role in Protecting Animals and Humans From Loss of Life
Written by Iris Ornek Introduction On July 4th, 2025, a flood tore through Texas, causing hundreds of fatalities, earning its title as one of the top ten deadliest flash floods in U.S. History (Masters, Burt, & Henson, 2025). The flash flood happened with little warning, with water levels rising over 20 feet in under an hour (Sanchez & Rless, 2025). Many experts and media outlets attribute the high death toll to a lack of disaster preparedness in Kerr County, where many of the fatalities occurred.Disaster Preparedness And Its Role in Protecting Animals and Humans From Loss of Life
