Sounds are another thing to watch for as our pets could become easily spooked by sounds they are not familiar with
Halloween is fast approaching and not only is it time to make sure our kids stay safe, but pets as well.
Community Outreach Coordinator Katelyn Stojadinov with the Ontario SPCA Leeds and Grenville Animal Centre tells us what to look out for to keep our furry friends safe.
Stojadinov tells us to be sure and keep doors closed to keep your furry friend from getting away.
If your pet happens to get loose, lost, or if you find a lost animal, here is what to do.
She adds that sounds are another thing to watch for as our pets could become easily spooked by sounds they are not familiar with.
For more information, visit https://ontariospca.ca/leedsgrenville/.
Story by: Tim Baltz
