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Starting tonight through the Fourth of July, fireworks shows will spark panic in dogs and cats, who can escape from yards, homes or their owner’s grip and end up lost.
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For most dogs, Fourth of July fireworks are an assault to their sensitive ears, and the explosive booms and shrill sounds are extremely frightening. Frequently, dogs who are kept outdoors or are unleashed escape yards or run away in panic putting themselves in danger.
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Dogs at Fourth of July picnics? From Fido’s perspective, yes! Someone might drop a hotdog or even play fetch. Dogs at Fourth of July fireworks shows? From Fido’s perspective? No.
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This year’s Fourth of July fireworks are over, and County’s animal shelters are again seeing a sudden spike in the number of dogs arriving after the displays.
