Important - what your human must do in an emergency

Dear George,

I�m educating myself by reading the letters posted on your blog lately! I got plenty ideas on how to train my human in areas where she lacks wisdom and experience but, there is one thing I couldn�t find on your blog and it�s kind of bothering me! How do we train our humans in case of an emergency? And I�m not thinking just of the fire alarm going off or a power outage because of a thunderstorm! Of course all these things are good to know but I�m thinking of a health scare, emergency, accidents, etc. The other day I went to visit my dog friend � yes, I befriended a dog since his human mummy is giving me treats every time I stop by and I found everybody in serious distress. My friend�s mummy was in an accident and she�s now badly hurt and in hospital. What does one do in such cases? And, in worst scenario �how do we avoid getting back in shelters?

Can you talk to our human parents and advise them to think of our well being and always have a plan in place for us?

With gratitude

Jimmy

Dear Jimmy,
Such a good question... because most humans have a mental dysfunction which mean they cannot look forward in time for such an eventuality. They deny the possibility that it will happen. They cannot face even the thought of death. Yet they worry about the future all the time -- will I get a raise? will I get fired? will my hospital bills get paid. All things which might not happen. Poor animals. So full of anxieties and so unable to face the truth that 100% of us, cats and humans, will die.
Humans should be putting us in their will, reminding their next of kin about us and - most importantly - carrying an emergency wallet card. Thanks to your letter, Celia (who is my secretary and therefore read it)  has just ordered one which has space for mentioning me.  She assured me that the next of kin will also make sure I am OK. 
This is probably the most important letter I will every write on this blog.
Yours
George

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