Overheating
Never leave your pet unattended in a car, even with the windows down. Temperatures can rise over 140 degrees in a few minutes resulting in serious problems or death. Some places have severe penalties for leaving pets in cars and if your pet is locked in an unattended car, rescuers are allowed to break windows to get to your pet.

Pets can be a great stress reliever for us humans as we juggle through the chores and tasks of our mundane lives. Imagine having a long, tough day at work, but coming home to your furry little friend desperately waiting for you right next to the door. As soon as you turn the lock with the keys, you hear them bark excitedly, and all your stress melts away.

As the leaves change color and the air turns crisp, fall brings with it more than just pumpkin spice and cozy sweaters. For pet owners, it's essential to recognize that this season also presents unique challenges and dangers for our furry friends. From hidden hazards in leaf piles to the onset of colder temperatures, our pets rely on us to navigate them safely through autumn's obstacles.