Pet Safety Tips

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Are you prepared for a potential emergency? Every year, we see countless pets displaced due to a disaster or even passing away from avoidable mistakes. Here’s how you can protect your pet should the worst happen.

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Prepare for the Worst

As the state’s designated responder for animals in distress during natural disasters, we’ve seen first-hand how quickly a situation can go south. This is why we urge all pet owners to have a plan should you need to evacuate. Here’s where to start.

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Heat Safety Tips For Pets

Make sure you know the warning signs that your pet might be in distress by reviewing our heat safety tips for pets. Even on a cool day, a car can become a deadly oven in just minutes and tethering your dog in the scorching summer heat is dangerous.

Additional Safety Resources

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For additional guidance on everything from Independence Day safety to how to safely introduce a dog and cat, check out the guides on our Pet Behavior Tips page.