Remember that ghostly little fella? He makes an appearance, or two or a dozen, here on our blog every Halloween season. I actually haven't done our full annual photo shoot with him for each kitty this year, so I should really get to that. For now, though, the ghosty at least helped Evan spy on his mom and the neighbors outside.
Happy Monday, friends!
Today is the last tip in our disaster preparedness series, and it is one that we have repeated many times, on many different occasions. This tip is to always ensure that your furbaby has some form of identification. We've mentioned this tip many, many times before, we'll gladly say it again. In the unfortunate event that your furbaby becomes separated from you in any form of disaster or emergency, some form of identification could more easily bring them back to you. A collar with an ID tag as well as a microchip are the most common forms of ID for our kitties or pups. In addition to ensuring this identification is on your cat or dog, also make sure that the information is up-to-date. If you have moved addresses or changed phone numbers, for example, make sure this is reflected on your furbaby's identification. No one ever wants to consider being separated from their kitty or pup, but should this happen in an emergency or any event, your furbaby is more likely to find their way back to you if they are wearing some form of identification.
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Flashback Doodle of the Day
Given some of the above commentary, how about this old doodle from a few years ago?
Given some of the above commentary, how about this old doodle from a few years ago?
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Tip of the Day
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