There are many ways to keep your pet safe and calm during Independence Day celebrations.
DENVER — The most patriotic day of the year can be a nightmare for many pets.
License and microchip your pet. If for some reason your pet escapes, make sure your pet is licensed and microchipped. Having identification will increase the likelihood that your pet will be returned to you if lost.
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