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Rising temperatures can pose serious health risks for our pets. FOX 26's Randy Wallace explains.

Jul. 2—During fireworks around the Fourth of July, an expert said there are steps pet owners should take to ensure the safety of their dogs and cats. Dr. Steve Osborne, Decatur veterinarian and ...

Experts Answer 'Should I Show My Dog Fireworks?' and Other Fireworks Pet Safety Questions Animal shelters and nonprofits share how to protect your pet from fireworks on the Fourth of July and beyond ...

The schedule for the week included traffic safety, bike safety, when and how to call 911, fire and sheriff’s department demonstrations, bus safety and evacuation, and pet safety -- including ...

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — With the Fourth of July just days away, Las Vegas animal shelters are bracing for an influx of lost pets spooked by fireworks. The Animal Foundation is already over capacity ...

In May, storm shutters were a topic of discussion in a Cape Coral City Council meeting. There is division on what should be done as far as ordinances.

You can send us your questions through our website and ask professionals what you should do for your pet. Below is a checklist from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ...

Construction is expected to start July 7 and run until Dec. 29, 2026. The living shoreline at Safety Harbor's Waterfront Park sustained serious damage from hurricanes the past two years. [ City of ...

Veterinarians urge pet owners to protect animals from extreme heat The combination of high temperatures and humidity poses a serious risk to dogs, cats and other household animals.

Those days feel worlds away and yet Y2K has made a resounding comeback among younger generations. Whether it's fashion, movies, TV or music, many people from Generation Z (those born between 1997 and ...

Wildlife trafficking is one of the world's biggest illegal trades, and the U.S. creates much of the demand for pet primates. Now there's a proposed ban on privately owning and breeding these animals.