Protect Pets and People from Fire and Heat Dangers
CLEARWATER - In response to the National Fire Protection Agency’s announcement of July 15 as Pet Safety Day, Clearwater Fire & Rescue is urging Clearwater pet owners to take precautions to keep pets away from hazards that could start a fire and to make provisions for pet evacuations in the event of a fire or other disaster.
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Protect Pets and People from Fire and Heat Dangers
Pets need extra care in summer heat
The National Weather Service predicted Kansas heat indices to climb to 105 degrees or higher in the afternoons this week, and animal organizations are reminding owners to keep an eye on indoor and outdoor pets. The task of keeping animals cool during the Kansas summer heat can be challenging, especially when they are a cold climate breed, particularly old, or have small snouts. However, any dog …
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Prevention Tips to Keep Pets from Starting Home Fires
NEW YORK, July 12 /PRNewswire/ — An estimated 500,000 pets are affected annually by home fires; however, nearly 1,000 house fires each year are accidentally started by the homeowners’ pets, according to a new data analysis by the National Fire Protection Association. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20100712/LA33114LOGO) (Logo: http://www.newscom …
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Prevention Tips to Keep Pets from Starting Home Fires
Pets also must be kept cool and hydrated during heat waves, experts say
In the record high temperatures of this week’s heat wave, it’s important to keep everyone who goes outside hydrated and cool — even pets.
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Pets also must be kept cool and hydrated during heat waves, experts say
Feeding Pets of the Homeless Leads National Pet Food Drive
August 8-14 has been declared the first National Feeding Pets of the Homeless Week.
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Feeding Pets of the Homeless Leads National Pet Food Drive
As Hurricane Season Starts, The Humane Society of the United States Urges Americans to Include Pets in Plans
With The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and other forecasters predicting a fierce hurricane season this June to November, The Humane Society of the United States urges coastal residents to take some simple – but critical – steps to keep their pets safe and healthy in the event of disaster.
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Spring Adoption Event Saves the Lives of Nearly 16,000 Pets
PHOENIX, AZ–(Marketwire - 05/03/10) - Nearly 16,000 pets were given a second chance at love when they went home with their new families during the three-day PetSmart Charities Second Chance for Love National Adoption Weekend. The adoption event was held in all 1,149 PetSmart stores in the United States and Canada on April 30-May 2, 2010. Proudly sponsored by Hill’s Science Diet Brand and …
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Spring Adoption Event Saves the Lives of Nearly 16,000 Pets
Make a plan for pets just in case of disaster
May 8 has been declared National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day by the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Citizen Corps. The intent of the declaration is to raise awareness concerning the importance of planning for our pets’ safety, evacuation and care before a disaster occurs.
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Make a plan for pets just in case of disaster
National Pet Month 2010: 21 years of celebrating pets and people
National Pet Month (NPM), 3 April - 3 May 2010, is celebrating its 21st birthday. Thousands of people will be celebrating life with their pets at hundreds of events up and down the country
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National Pet Month 2010: 21 years of celebrating pets and people
Learn basic first aid for your pets
While April is known for its showers that bring May flowers, it is also National Pet First Aid Awareness Month (NPFAAM) and the American Red Cross in Greater New York encourages pet owners to take a first aid class for the good of their furry friends.
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