In the chilly months ahead, the Kewanee Police Department emphasizes the importance of pet safety. As the mercury dips, it’s crucial that pets are not left outdoors for extended periods. A warm and insulated shelter is essential for their well-being. Additionally, pet owners should provide ample, unfrozen water and adequate food. Remember, Illinois laws and local Kewanee ordinances mandate proper pet care, and failing to comply can lead to legal repercussions. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with the local authorities at 309-853-1911 for those witnessing any animal distress. Let’s all ensure our four-legged companions are safe and healthy this winter.
Here are some safety tips from the Kewanee Police Department:
- Provide Warm Shelter: Pets should never be left outside in extreme cold for prolonged periods. Ensure they have a warm, insulated shelter to protect them from the elements.
- Fresh Food & Water: Make sure your pets have access to fresh, unfrozen water and sufficient food to maintain their health and energy levels.
- Know the Law: Both Illinois state law and Kewanee ordinances require that pets be provided with proper food, water, and shelter. Neglecting to do so may result in legal consequences.