Ready for summer? The heat will be ramping up before you know it
Anna Chrisman from Michigan Humane said it’s so important to keep an eye on your pets with the warm weather ahead.
She suggests watching your pets for signs of heatstroke, which can include:
- Panting
- Lethargy
- Other unusual behaviors
If you’re out on the water, she suggests using pet life jackets and pet-safe sunscreen.
Chrisman added that, if you’re having a cookout, keep all trash, including bones and people food, out of reach from your pets.
On her visit to “Live in the D,” Chrisman showed off a handsome, shy puppy named Baker, who is looking for his forever home. Baker is a couple of months old is and has plenty of energy.
Watch the video above to learn more.