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July 2026 Pet HolidaysLost Pet Prevention MonthNational Pet Hydration Awareness MonthJuly 1: National ID Your Pet DayJul...
07/01/2026

July 2026 Pet Holidays
Lost Pet Prevention Month
National Pet Hydration Awareness Month

July 1: National ID Your Pet Day
July 7: National Koi Day
July 10: National Kitten Day
July 11: All-American Pet Photo Day
July 15: I Love Horses Day
July 15: National Pet Fire Safety Day
July 16: World Snake Day
July 21: National Craft for Your Local Shelters Day
July 26: National Dog Photography Day
July 31: National Mutt Day

Essential Heat Safety RulesThe Pavement Test: Place the back of your hand on the concrete for 7 seconds. If it is too ho...
07/01/2026

Essential Heat Safety Rules
The Pavement Test: Place the back of your hand on the concrete for 7 seconds. If it is too hot for your skin, it will burn your pet's paw pads.
Avoid Hot Cars: The interior temperature of a vehicle can skyrocket to dangerous, life-threatening levels in a matter of minutes, even with windows cracked.
Watch At-Risk Breeds: Take extra precautions with senior pets, overweight animals, and snub-nosed (brachycephalic) breeds like Pugs or Bulldogs, as they struggle to breathe and regulate body temperature.
Shade vs. Doghouses: If they must go outdoors, provide ample natural shade (trees/tarps) that allows airflow. Doghouses trap heat and can make conditions worse.
Signs of Heatstroke
Watch for heavy or excessive panting, drooling, weakness, bright red gums, or collapse. If your pet shows these symptoms, move them to a cool, shaded area immediately. Place cool, wet towels on their head and neck and contact a veterinarian. Do not use ice, as it constricts blood flow and traps heat in the core.If you tell me what type of pet you have and if they spend most of their time indoors or outdoors, I can tailor these cooling strategies to your specific situation.

06/29/2026

A message from the ACO:

We need your help! So far this year the ACO and our dedicated team of TNVR volunteers have trapped and transported approximately 150 cats. Most of these were kittens under two months old. There has been a dramatic surge in our cat population this year. How can you help? Well it’s easy! First, spay and neuter your pets. If your cat is an outdoor cat it should absolutely be spayed/neutered. It’s also not a bad idea (and the law) to vaccinate your cat against rabies. Second, if you are feeding or are aware of any colonies of strays alert the ACO. A trapper will then be dispatched to trap the colony and ensure their medical care. If you, like so many of us, have a soft spot for our feline friends and would like to help in a more active role (trapping, fostering, transport) please contact the ACO. The direct non-emergency line is (914)862-1430. Our volunteers need your help and so do our kittens!

Thank you!

Your Friendly Neighborhood ACO

06/03/2026

During Rabies Awareness Month, the Westchester County Department of Health encourages residents to keep their cats, dogs and ferrets up-to-date on their rabies vaccines and boosters, avoid stray and wild animals and bat-proof their home to protect themselves, their family and their pets from this deadly disease.

For information about rabies and its prevention, visit the Westchester County Department of Health website or call (914) 813-5000.

Read more here: https://ow.ly/8WUz50Z7buM

02/26/2026

Cat spraying is often thought of as just a way for male cats to mark territory. But this behavior is also a sign your cat—male or female—might have other needs.

02/26/2026

Stop by the Tarrytown Music Hall and adopt your newest family member this Saturday, February 28th from 10 am - 1 pm... Bark & Meow is right around the corner for a puppy surprise!

🚨BLIZZARD WARNING!Snow emergency declared in Westchester & Hastings on Hudson. Downtown streets are snow emergency stree...
02/21/2026

🚨BLIZZARD WARNING!
Snow emergency declared in Westchester & Hastings on Hudson. Downtown streets are snow emergency streets, NO PARKING signs are posted.
DO NOT PARK where there are NO PARKING signs. DPW needs the streets clear to plow the streets & parking clear.

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