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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.In Centerville- flyers are up and owners are on the ground but prayers would be helpful!
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Marginal risk for severe thunderstorms today. Biggest concern is heavy downpours which may lead to localized flooding, but there could be a few storms that bring strong & damaging wind gusts.
Timeline PhotosHot temperatures expected next several days:
• Never leave children or pets alone in a closed vehicle 🐶 👶
• Recognize & respond to heat-related illnesses 🚑
• Stay hydrated 💦
• Check on neighbors, older adults & those at risk 🏡
Heat Safety Tips: mass.gov/mema/heat
It’s cold out there; bring them inside.Remember, if you're cold, your animals are too. Consider their needs:
🐱 Keep pets inside when temperatures dip.
🐾 Wipe their paws after walks.
🐴 Provide plenty of dry bedding for your livestock and windbreaks to keep them safe from frigid conditions.
ready.gov/pets
State of Massachusetts Animal Response Team (SMART) updated their info in the about section.
Timeline PhotosRemember, if you're cold, your animals are too. Consider their needs:
🐱 Keep pets inside when temperatures dip.
🐾 Wipe their paws after walks.
🐴 Provide plenty of dry bedding for your livestock and windbreaks to keep them safe from frigid conditions.
ready.gov/pets
Shelter organizers and DART members. Please check out the NARSC document below for relevant changes to sheltering operations while COVID restrictions are in place.
Timeline PhotosAnimal and human health experts agree there is no evidence that domesticated animals spread COVID-19 to people. Person-to-person is still believed to be the primary means of spread for COVID-19.
The AVMA has provided this excellent pet care planning sheet to help you prepare to care for your pets no matter what us humans face.
For more information about our hospital protocols during COVID-19, visit this page on our website: ow.ly/IcpF50z9h6j
For more information from The AVMA on COVID-19, visit their website: avma.org/coronavirus
