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Pets often become frightened and frantic by the noise and commotion of Independence Day. Pets that become panicked by a combination of cumulative effects from fireworks, excited voices outside and being left alone inside the house are at risk for escaping the safety of their normally tranquil environments in search of more familiar, calm surroundings.
“Each year during holiday celebrations, Kern County Animal Control takes in a number of July 4th dogs — dogs that run off during fireworks celebrations and are rescued by animal control officers or good Samaritans who bring them to the safety of our shelter,” said Denise Haynes, division chief. “This year we would like to see the number of animals that enter the shelter during this time period decrease with simple planning and some basic precautionary measures.”
With some advance planning, you can enjoy the excitement of the Fourth of July and know that your pet is safe, sound and enjoying a bit of...
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