The Nevada Humane Society and Washoe County Regional Animal Services says proper identification for your pet is one of the most important suggestions they can recommend to avoid your pet being mistakenly identified as an abandoned animal.
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While fireworks may be exciting for us humans during the holidays, it can make for a pretty rough night for man's best friend and other pets. Unfortunately, after a night of fireworks and other loud noises, it's a sad reality that plenty of dogs and cats go missing.
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One in three animals will become separated from their owners during their lifetime. That is a statistic one local man knows all too well after losing his best friend way back during the Reno Rodeo.
Nevada Humane Society says new CEO Kiska Icard is an experienced animal welfare professional with over 20 years of experience leading Bay Area non-profit organizations.
Nevada Humane Society and Regional Animal Services want to remind you to keep your pet safe and calm during the holiday weekend. “Fourth of July fireworks are not fun for your pets,” Regional Animal services Director Shyanne Schull said.
Pet owners may have noticed that their four-legged friends weren't very keen to the sound of fireworks on Saturday.