Sticker — Service Dog: In case of emergency. Do not separate dog from handler.

Description: 

In an emergency, important information needs to be recognised quickly. This service dog emergency sticker helps clearly communicate the importance of keeping a service dog and handler together.

For many handlers, a service dog is part of daily safety, medical support, mobility, regulation, and independence.

Place this sticker on the front door of your home, a window, your vehicle, workplace desk, or even the outside of a laptop or computer to help raise awareness of the importance of keeping a service dog and handler together.

In an emergency or stressful situation, it also helps quickly communicate that message to visitors, neighbours, support people, first responders, or others entering the space.

Great for:

🐕‍🦺 Service dog handlers

🚑 Emergency preparedness

🚗 Vehicle windows and dashboards

🏠 Home entrances and doors

💻 Laptops and computer covers

🪑 Workplace desks and office spaces

🦽 Mobility equipment and bags

🩺 Medical alert setups

✈️ Travel and transport

🫶 Helping communicate important support needs quickly

Features:

🚨 Bold high-contrast emergency wording

🐕‍🦺 Clear “Do Not Separate” message

📌 Easy to place on smooth surfaces

💧 Durable vinyl material

🪶 Lightweight and easy to carry

Image Description: Two rectangular emergency stickers with a red border and white background. The stickers feature the wording “IN CASE OF EMERGENCY DO NOT SEPARATE SERVICE DOG FROM HANDLER” alongside a red medical symbol.

Details: 

Material: Vinyl 

Size: 15cm (L) x 5cm (H) 

Weight: less than 10 grams 

Package Contains: 1x sticker 

Age Guidance: Suitable for all ages once applied. Adult application recommended.

How to Use:

🧼 Clean and dry the surface first

📌 Peel and place the sticker firmly onto the surface

🚗 Apply to vehicles, doors, windows, mobility equipment, or personal items

👀 Position somewhere easily visible during an emergency

Care Instructions:

🧽 Wipe clean with a damp cloth if needed

☀️ Avoid prolonged harsh outdoor exposure where possible