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New Year’s Eve Pet Safety Tips
 Before you begin your New Year’s Eve festivities, please take a few minutes to make sure it will be a happy and safe New Year for your pets.

Keep your pets secure inside your house
Limit your pets' exposure to the potentially panic-inducing sights and sounds of New Year’s Eve. Keep them in a quiet room with food, water, toys and even a pillow case or shirt with your comforting scent. If you are hosting an event at your home, it is even more important that your pets have their own safe room during the event. 

Make sure your pets are wearing current identification
Did you remember to update your pet’s license this year? Is your pet’s ID tag current? Is the information from your pet’s microchip up to date? And most importantly, is your pet wearing that identification or license tag? If the answer is no, you still have time to make sure your pet’s information is up to date before the festivities begin. Even if you take all the necessary steps to make sure your pets are safe and secure inside, accidents can happen. If your pet does happen to get out on New Year’s Eve, proper identification is your best chance for a speedy recovery of your furry friend.

If your pet does become lost, please follow our list of suggestions for finding your pet.

Have a Happy and Safe New Year!
The Staff, Volunteers and Critters of Animal Services

Donate items that we need.
We need canned cat food and high-quality, dry cat/kitten and dog food. Can you help?

We also need large dog houses
for our Roof Over Rover program.