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Hitchcock Road shelter urges heat safety for pets, announces returning spay/neuter clinic
Summary
Kendra Brady of Hitchcock Road shelter advised pet owners on heat-safety measures and said a returning free spay/neuter clinic will start March 27; January's clinic spayed/neutered 200 owned animals and current sign-ups have closed.
Kendra Brady of Hitchcock Road shelter warned pet owners that unusually warm March conditions require extra precautions for animals and outlined steps the shelter is taking to protect animals during the heat.
Brady advised owners to provide ample fresh water, avoid leaving pets in vehicles, limit exercise on hot pavement and watch flat-faced breeds such as pugs and French bulldogs that are more susceptible to…
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