Update · July 3, 2026
Pet Plan for Fireworks
Fireworks are beautiful to us—but terrifying for our pets. 🐾
Every year, countless dogs and cats go missing after becoming frightened by fireworks. A little preparation can make all the difference in keeping your furry family members safe.
🐶 Before the fireworks begin:
• Walk your dog early to burn off energy.
• Keep pets safely indoors—even if your yard is fenced.
• Create a quiet, comfortable space with calming sounds.
• Keep favorite toys and treats nearby for distraction.
• Make sure ID tags and microchip information are current.
• Take a recent photo of your pet, just in case.
⚠️ Even the calmest pets can panic unexpectedly. Doors, windows, and gates should stay securely closed during fireworks displays.
Please share this reminder by Buddha Dog Rescue & Recovery with fellow pet owners. Together, let's help keep more pets safe and at home this holiday season.
Every year, countless dogs and cats go missing after becoming frightened by fireworks. A little preparation can make all the difference in keeping your furry family members safe.
🐶 Before the fireworks begin:
• Walk your dog early to burn off energy.
• Keep pets safely indoors—even if your yard is fenced.
• Create a quiet, comfortable space with calming sounds.
• Keep favorite toys and treats nearby for distraction.
• Make sure ID tags and microchip information are current.
• Take a recent photo of your pet, just in case.
⚠️ Even the calmest pets can panic unexpectedly. Doors, windows, and gates should stay securely closed during fireworks displays.
Please share this reminder by Buddha Dog Rescue & Recovery with fellow pet owners. Together, let's help keep more pets safe and at home this holiday season.