The community of Isla Cañas, Peru, is beginning the process of recovery following a recent earthquake. With approximately 600 residents, Isla Cañas benefited from its proximity to the coast, which facilitated an organized evacuation. The relocation allowed many individuals to leave with their belongings and pets. The efficient and orderly nature of the transfer suggests a degree of preparedness or effective emergency response. Residents of Isla Cañas are now focused on rebuilding their lives and community in the wake of the disaster. The situation highlights the vulnerability of coastal settlements to seismic events in Peru.