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Quick Animal Safety Guidelines
Simple, critical practices you can adopt daily to safeguard vulnerable street and domestic animals
Recommended Practices (Do)
Leave Clean Water Out
Place clean water bowls in shady spots outside your home to help street dogs, cats, and birds stay hydrated during hot summer days.
Approach Calmly & Slow
When approaching a street or stray animal, move slowly and speak in low, soothing tones to avoid triggering defensive or fearful behavior.
Consult Vets for Illness
Always consult a qualified vet for any pet health issues. Human medications can be extremely toxic to cats and dogs.
Practices to Avoid (Don't)
Never Feed Cooked Bones
Cooked bones splinter easily and can cause severe internal punctures or blockages in dogs' and cats' digestive tracts.
Avoid Toxic Ingredients
Never feed chocolate, onions, garlic, grapes, or raisins to pets. These common foods can lead to severe poisoning or kidney failure.
Don't Ignore Fear Signals
Avoid forcing contact with animals showing signs of stress or fear (flattened ears, growling, tucked tail). Give them space.