RELOCATING WITH YOUR PET

• Provide them with shelter. If they will need to be outside for prolonged periods of time, remember the Arizona heat can kill.
• Shade trees are not enough for a dog or cat. Proper shelters will keep them enclosed and out of the direct sunlight.
• Several supplies of fresh water should be available in different locations, both inside and outside of your home.
  
  
• The law requires that dogs be constrained when on your own property, and on a leash when they are off it. Chaining a dog can cause you to be cited. Cats have no leash or constraint restrictions, but should not be allowed to roam.



• Your automobile is not the place to leave you beloved pet Fido. The temperature inside a car can reach 120 degrees in a matter of minutes. Leaving a pet in a locked car is also a violation, and if you are reported, you can be cited, and/or fined. Cracking a window will not be sufficient ventilation.



• Be sure to find a good Veterinarian as soon as possible. Be informed about local problems such as Valley Fever in dogs.