Colorado is very fortunate to have a well-organized disaster preparedness program. The Animal Emergency Management Programs is overseen by a full-time Director and staff. One of the main programs is called the Colorado State Animal Response Team (CO SART). A large amount of information is on their website.

There are many levels for volunteering. To find out what is best for you, contact:

Director of Animal Emergency Management Programs
191 Yuma St, Denver, CO 80223
303.318.0447 (main desk)
303-539-7633 (direct office)
1-866-854-SART (7278) toll free

Overall, individual preparedness is the key. Useful information is found on many websites.
Here are a few: CSU Extension emergency preparedness information

Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

Department of Natural Resources
Colorado Division of Wildlife
Colorado Water Conservation Board: Colorado Flood and Weather Info
Prepare Colorado Campaign (Colorado Chapters of American Red Cross)

American Red Cross
Pet First Aid
Companion Animal Safety
Livestock Safety

Animal Disaster Preparedness Information Packet

The best way to protect your family from the effects of a disaster is to have a disaster plan. If you are a pet owner, that plan must include your pets. Being prepared can save their lives.

Mile High Chapter of the American Red Cross