Animal advocates remind pet owners what to watch out for on Fourth of July
News 12's Valerie Ryan spoke with animal advocates about how pet owners can help make their furry friends feel safe and comfortable this holiday.
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Jul 4, 2023, 5:46 PM
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Updated 545 days ago
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5h agoMany people are excited about the fireworks and celebrations on Fourth of July, but pets can often be scared off by the loud noises.
News 12's Valerie Ryan spoke with animal advocates about how pet owners can help make their furry friends feel safe and comfortable this holiday.
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