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07/01/2025

🇨🇦 PLEASE KEEP YOUR PUPS SAFE🇨🇦

We are already seeing the effects of fireworks in our community and dogs going missing.

Over the next couple of nights, there will be firework displays in several areas.

Please keep these tips handy:

🐶Walk your dog before dusk

🐶If your dog needs to go out after dusk, please ensure dog is on a leash and with you as dogs will find any escape route they can when scared. Double leaah those rescues and fosters (martingales with a leash and a properly fitted harness with leash as added protection.

🐶Make sure they have a tag with your contact information as well as ensuring their microchip information is up to date in case an accident does happen that way they can be reunited with you as soon as possible

🐶Keep pups safe inside with a tv, music and busy activities like puzzles.

🐶Just because you think your dog is ok with fireworks, please don’t bring them to events. You may think it won’t happen to you but we have seen it too many times. Crowds and fireworks, scare dogs.

Let’s all do our part and enjoy our holiday with our loved ones.

Stay safe.

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