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Even with the Fourth of July over, places all over the country continue to use fireworks as an attraction. Although humans find them exciting, fireworks can be terrifying to a pet. The humane society recommends leaving your pet in a secure area at home, close all window treatments, leave a stereo or television on to provide familiar background noise and make sure your pet is wearing a form of identification in case they do get out.

Top Resources on Animal Shelters Face Busiest Day After Fourth of July

• Herald Mail: Fireworks Can Terrify Pets, Humane Society Offers Tips (July 3, 2008)
• MercuryNews: Humane Society Warns Pet Owners to Keep Animals Inside to Avoid Fireworks Fright (July 4, 2008)
• eFluxMedia: July Fourth – Different Beings See It Differently (July 5, 2008)
• KPVI: Busiest Day of the Year for Animal Shelters (July 5, 2008)
• KOB4: Fireworks Cause Pets to Go Astray (July 6, 2008)

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