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Gi5 • Facility lease or rent ® Increase in utility costs, such as power, water, and telephone. Generator lease and operation (but not purchase). • Shelter safety and security. • Shelter management. • Shelter and crate /cage cleaning. Supplies and Commodities. Eligible items are those needed for, and used directly on, the declared disaster, and are reasonable in both cost and need. Examples include: • Food, water, and bowls. • Crates /Cages. • Pet transport carriers. • Animal cleaning tables and supplies. • Medication for animal decontamination and parasite control to ensure that the animal is not a health threat to humans or other animals. 3. Eligible Labor. If the regular employees of an eligible applicant perform duties in direct support of congregate pet sheltering operations, any overtime pay related to such duties is eligible for reimbursement. However, the straight -time pay of these employees is not eligible. Regular -time and overtime for contract labor, including mutual aid agreements, specifically hired to provide additional support required as a result of the disaster or emergency is also eligible for reimbursement. Etyuipment. The use of applicant -owned or leased equipment (such as buses, trucks, or other vehicles) to provide eligible pet evacuation or sheltering support may be reimbursed according to 44 CFR §206.228(1)(a) (does not include operator labor). The cost of leasing equipment may also be an eligible expense for reimbursement. Emergency Velerinary .Services. For the purposes of screening the health of household pets and service animals and assessing and treating minor illnesses and injuries, congregate pet shelters may be staffed with emergency veterinary teams. The following costs related to the provision of emergency veterinary services in a congregate pet sheltering environment are eligible for reimbursement: • Veterinary diagnosis, triage, treatment, and stabilization. • ]'revision of first aid, including materials (bandages, etc.). • Medicine. ® Supervision of paid and volunteer veterinary staff. Vaccinations administered to protect the health and safety of congregate shelter and supporting emergency workers including but not limited to tetanus and hepatitis.