Ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, the San Diego Humane Society shared some tips so pet parents can keep their animal companions safe.
First thing’s first – it’s best to have your pet microchipped. Last year, SDHS took in 270 lost pets who strayed from their homes between July 4 to 7. The organization added that unfortunately, only 28% of those pets were reclaimed by their owners.
Another way to increase your likelihood of being reunited with your pet if they run off is to make sure they are wearing a collar. For both microchips and collars, pet parents will want to make sure they have the latest contact information.; just enter your email and click the box next to The Scene.Your home is also your pet’s home, so you’ll want to make sure they feel extra comfortable during all of the commotion.
Those who know they won’t be returning home the night of celebrations should consider finding a pet sitter to watch after them during the scary sounds of fireworks, the Humane Society suggests.Finding a pet
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