Polar vortex: Do these 7 things to protect your pets from cold weather
Millions of Americans are facing dangerous temperatures and bone-chilling wind chills this week as a polar vortex unleashes a pattern of disruptive weather on much of the eastern United States. Some areas in the Midwest are expected feel wind chills of minus 50 degrees, so this is pretty serious stuff.
And it’s not just humans who will suffer. Even on the most frigid of nights, people often leave their pets out in the cold, where they risk freezing to death. In the wake of this week’s dangerous weather conditions, the Humane Society of the United States is urging pet owners to remember their furry friends. The group has released a seven-pointa tip sheet, which I’m sharing in the bullet points below:
You can check the Humane Society’s website for more pet safety tips and also to find out what you should do if you if you see a pet left out in the cold.
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