Wildfire evacuations can unfold quickly and with little notice. Planning ahead, before an evacuation order is issued, can make all the difference for residents, responders, and animals alike. While dogs and cats are often top of mind, many local households also care for birds, reptiles, and larger animals such as horses, goats, sheep, pigs, and chickens.
Each year, the celebration of Independence Day brings joy and excitement, but it also poses significant risks when individuals attempt their own personal fireworks displays.
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