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Best Friends offers holiday safety tips for pets
Published: Friday, July 3, 2009 4:41 p.m. MDT The Best Friends Animal Society wants to remind pet owners to consider their pets' safety this holiday weekend. According to a release from the group, animal shelters fill to...
Animals, fireworks don't mix in, around Nelson Park
Garner Roberts Reporter-News / Friday, July 3, 2009 Apparently the giraffes at the Abilene Zoo and the horses here for the team roping competition at the Taylor County Expo Center aren’t as fond of pyrotechnics as many other...
Animals, fireworks don't mix Saturday night near Nelson Park
Garner Roberts Reporter-News / Friday, July 3, 2009 Apparently the giraffes at the Abilene Zoo and the horses here for the team roping competition at the Taylor County Expo Center aren’t as fond of pyrotechnics as many other...
Animals, fireworks don't mix tonight near Nelson Park
Garner Roberts Reporter-News / Friday, July 3, 2009 Apparently the giraffes at the Abilene Zoo and the horses here for the team roping competition at the Taylor County Expo Center aren’t as fond of pyrotechnics as many other...
Beware pets' fireworks freak-out
By LARRY PARSONS Herald Staff Writer The high-octane celebration of American independence with July Fourth fireworks can push normally placid household pets over the edge, animal welfare authorities said Thursday. Every year at...
How to keep pets happy, safe on the Fourth
Experts say make sure your animals have current ID tags and put them indoors By Diane C. Lade South Florida Sun-Sentinel The Fourth of July is no picnic for the family dog or cat. Dr. Tom Sessa of the Hollywood Animal Hospital,...
How to Keep Pets Safe During Fireworks (LiveScience.com)
LiveScience.com - Fireworks can frighten pets, but it's their startling reactions that are more alarming for pet owners. Panicked dogs, for example, have been known to jump through doors and tear through window screens.
How to Keep Pets Safe During Fireworks
Fireworks can frighten pets, but it's their startling reactions that are more alarming for pet owners. Panicked dogs, for example, have been known to jump through doors and tear through window screens. Purdue University...
Noisy fireworks displays can be too much for pets
Independence Day festivities can be fun, but for many pet owners the noise from 4th of July fireworks displays can be troublesome. Some animals are so terrified of loud noises that they may severely injure themselves trying to...
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