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Fireworks and extreme heat can put pets at risk — here are simple steps to prevent them from running off or overheating.

Fireworks, loud crowds and holiday celebrations can be stressful for pets. Asheville area veterinarians offer simple steps to keep dogs and cats safe this Independence Day

The loud noises this time of year, and doors opening as people come and go at home celebrations, cause a 30% to 60% increase in lost pets nationally.

Fireworks and holiday fun can create hidden dangers for pets. Here are tips to help keep them safe.

Fourth of July Safety for Your Pets

What experts say pet owners need to know before that wildfire evacuation order is issued and what they need to do once an evacuation occurs.

Dr. Tony Moravec with Drive Thru Vet at DRIFTWOOD shares simple ways to keep your pets comfortable and safe this 4th of July.

Local animal shelter experts warn that fireworks cause pets to flee, leading to lost animals during Fourth of July celebrations.

This Fourth of July weekend is a tough one for pets, with dangerous heat and fireworks arriving at once. Here’s how to keep your dogs and cats safe, calm and cool through the holiday.

The Minnesota Board of Animal Health imposed restrictions Tuesday on animals coming from areas where there are active New World screwworm infestations, including Texas and New Mexico.

Dr. Karena Joung, senior hospital director at VEG ER for Pets, joins Good Day DC to share how to keep your furry friends healthy during intense heat.

As of July 1, 2026 Hoosiers will no longer be held liable if they break into a car to rescue a pet that is in imminent danger.

All Starr Pets is in to share a couple of pets looking for their forever homes!

Fourth of July fireworks can terrify pets to the point of running away, so AVMA President Michael Q. Bailey shares tips for keeping them safe — and feeling safe.

Fourth of July fireworks can terrify pets to the point of running away, so AVMA President Michael Q. Bailey shares tips for keeping them safe — and feeling safe.

While Independence Day is coming up soon, the celebrations can be unpleasant, if not dangerous, for many members of the community.

Two people and two pets were bitten by a loose dog over the weekend in Annapolis, police said.

The Mahoning County Dog Warden said more pets are lost on July 4th than any other day, and warns that the current heatwave poses an extra level of danger.

The Fourth of July is one of the busiest days for local shelters with many pets getting spooked by fireworks. FOX 10's Irene Snyder has some tips for pet owners on what to do if your pet gets away.