❄️ Harry Manilow’s Official Winter Storm Survival Guide
(For Pets. And the Humans Who Serve Them.)
Hello, my sweet neighbors.
Harry Manilow here.
I have gathered you today for an important announcement from the Department of Preparedness, Snacks, and Mild Dramatic Concern.
A winter storm is heading into the Sierra this week — and while it may look perfectly calm here at home, the mountains decide whether our delivery trucks make it over safely.
If the passes close or conditions get rough, this week’s shipments could be delayed… or canceled entirely.
Which means now is the time to prepare — calmly, responsibly, and preferably with snacks.
So I have created a very official checklist to help you get storm-ready before everyone realizes at the exact same time that they are down to one scoop of kibble.
🐾 Harry’s Storm-Ready Shopping Checklist
🥣 FOOD FIRST (Because hunger creates chaos.)
Your pet’s regular dry food — check your bag now, not tomorrow
Canned or wet food backups
Fresh or frozen food (always smart to have extra)
Food toppers for picky eaters who suddenly develop opinions during storms
Even if we offer free delivery (which we do because we love you), delayed trucks mean we can’t deliver what hasn’t arrived yet.
🥫 BACKUP MEALS = PEACE OF MIND
Storm rule: always have a Plan B.
Shelf-stable canned foods
Freeze-dried or air-dried options
Easy-to-store emergency nutrition options
Think of it as your pet’s snow-day pantry.
🦴 TREATS (Emotional Support Edition)
Storms are stressful.
For pets.
For humans.
For anyone who hears wind and assumes the apocalypse.
Stock up on:
Training treats
Long-lasting chews
Comfort snacks for anxious moments
🧠 INDOOR ENRICHMENT (Zoomies Must Go Somewhere.)
If walks get shorter or outdoor time disappears, boredom arrives immediately.
Highly recommended:
Puzzle toys
Lick mats
Chew toys
Enrichment activities that tire brains when legs can’t run
A tired dog is a peaceful household. This is science.*
(*Harry believes this strongly.)
🐶 CALMING & COMFORT
Storms bring wind, noise, and schedule changes.
Consider:
Calming supplements
Anxiety support products
Cozy bedding upgrades
Safe chews that encourage relaxation
🚚 A Gentle (But Important) Reminder
Yes — Zoomies & Purr offers free local delivery because we love this community.
But if Sierra storms stop the trucks, our shelves can only hold what arrived before the snow.
Shopping early helps ensure:
✔ You get the food your pet already eats
✔ No sudden diet changes
✔ No emergency kibble decisions at 8pm
❤️ Harry’s Final Thought
Preparing early doesn’t mean panic.
It means peace of mind.
Warm homes.
Full bowls.
And fewer dramatic stares from pets who believe dinner should never be late.
Stop by today, say hello, and let us help you get storm-ready the easy way.
Because snow days are much better when everyone is fed.
— Harry Manilow
Chief Preparedness Officer
Zoomies & Purr
(For Pets. And the Humans Who Serve Them.)
Hello, my sweet neighbors.
Harry Manilow here.
I have gathered you today for an important announcement from the Department of Preparedness, Snacks, and Mild Dramatic Concern.
A winter storm is heading into the Sierra this week — and while it may look perfectly calm here at home, the mountains decide whether our delivery trucks make it over safely.
If the passes close or conditions get rough, this week’s shipments could be delayed… or canceled entirely.
Which means now is the time to prepare — calmly, responsibly, and preferably with snacks.
So I have created a very official checklist to help you get storm-ready before everyone realizes at the exact same time that they are down to one scoop of kibble.
🐾 Harry’s Storm-Ready Shopping Checklist
🥣 FOOD FIRST (Because hunger creates chaos.)
Your pet’s regular dry food — check your bag now, not tomorrow
Canned or wet food backups
Fresh or frozen food (always smart to have extra)
Food toppers for picky eaters who suddenly develop opinions during storms
Even if we offer free delivery (which we do because we love you), delayed trucks mean we can’t deliver what hasn’t arrived yet.
🥫 BACKUP MEALS = PEACE OF MIND
Storm rule: always have a Plan B.
Shelf-stable canned foods
Freeze-dried or air-dried options
Easy-to-store emergency nutrition options
Think of it as your pet’s snow-day pantry.
🦴 TREATS (Emotional Support Edition)
Storms are stressful.
For pets.
For humans.
For anyone who hears wind and assumes the apocalypse.
Stock up on:
Training treats
Long-lasting chews
Comfort snacks for anxious moments
🧠 INDOOR ENRICHMENT (Zoomies Must Go Somewhere.)
If walks get shorter or outdoor time disappears, boredom arrives immediately.
Highly recommended:
Puzzle toys
Lick mats
Chew toys
Enrichment activities that tire brains when legs can’t run
A tired dog is a peaceful household. This is science.*
(*Harry believes this strongly.)
🐶 CALMING & COMFORT
Storms bring wind, noise, and schedule changes.
Consider:
Calming supplements
Anxiety support products
Cozy bedding upgrades
Safe chews that encourage relaxation
🚚 A Gentle (But Important) Reminder
Yes — Zoomies & Purr offers free local delivery because we love this community.
But if Sierra storms stop the trucks, our shelves can only hold what arrived before the snow.
Shopping early helps ensure:
✔ You get the food your pet already eats
✔ No sudden diet changes
✔ No emergency kibble decisions at 8pm
❤️ Harry’s Final Thought
Preparing early doesn’t mean panic.
It means peace of mind.
Warm homes.
Full bowls.
And fewer dramatic stares from pets who believe dinner should never be late.
Stop by today, say hello, and let us help you get storm-ready the easy way.
Because snow days are much better when everyone is fed.
— Harry Manilow
Chief Preparedness Officer
Zoomies & Purr
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