SPCA: Frigid weather poses danger to pets
News 12's Meredith Garofalo is in Thunderbolt 12 with a reminder on keeping your pets safe.
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Jan 11, 2022, 5:43 PM
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5h agoDon’t forget
your furry friend in the deep freeze.
News 12's Meredith Garofalo is in Thunderbolt 12 with a reminder on
keeping your pets safe.
The Suffolk County
SPCA says cold weather can be just as
dangerous to pets as it is for humans. Pets have a more
difficult time regulating their body temperatures and may be more susceptible
to problems from extreme temperatures.
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