This legislation aims to significantly improve emergency preparedness and response capabilities for companion animals during disasters by amending the Post-Katrina Emergency Management Reform Act of 2006. It specifically addresses the needs of pets by enabling state, local, and tribal governments to utilize grant funds for a wide range of related emergency activities. The authorized activities include purchasing essential supplies such as collapsible crates, pet food, veterinary care items, and acquiring mobile equipment, generators, and disaster response software. Furthermore, these funds can support emergency sheltering equipment, training, and animal response team development. Crucially, the federal cost share for these dedicated companion animal preparedness activities is increased from 50 percent to 90 percent , providing greater financial support for these vital efforts.