Queen Kenya

Food and Water: Pack at least a three-day supply of food and water for your pet. Choose non-perishable food and don't forget to include a can opener and bowls for food and water.
Medications: If your pet requires any medications, make sure to have a supply on hand in your emergency kit.
First Aid Supplies: In case of any injuries, have a first aid kit specifically for your pet. This should include items like bandages, gauze, antiseptic wipes, and any prescription medications.
Important Documents: Keep copies of your pet's medical records, vaccination papers, and any other important documents in a waterproof container.
Comfort Items: Don't forget to pack items that can help keep your pet calm and comfortable during an emergency, such as their favorite toy or blanket.
Extra Leash and Collar: Have an extra leash and collar in case your pet's current one gets damaged or lost.
Recent Photo: In case your pet gets lost, have a recent photo of them in your emergency kit to help with identification.

Kenya was imported from Belarus.She is solid black with a small white spot on her neck. Kenya is DNA tested and is all clear.