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Published: 02-Nov-2018
Guy Fawkes is coming up this Monday and with fireworks on sale from today we want to remind you that while we might like to get together with friends for a backyard display, fireworks can also cause distress for neighbours, pets and livestock.
So here’s some tips for keeping everyone, including animals, safe during the Guy Fawkes period.
Before letting fireworks off in your back yard, consider attending a public display as these often have more spectacular pyrotechnics and have a higher level of safety than home celebrations.
If you do decide to have a backyard display, it’s important to follow these Fire Service safety guidelines:
Many pets and animals become highly distressed by fireworks and below are the SPCA’s top tips for looking after our furry friends:
Never let fireworks off close to animals.
If your dog goes missing, or you find a lost dog, call us on 0800 965 468 to talk to our Animal Control team. Owners of lost cats should contact SPCA Canterbury. If you have any concerns about firework use in your area please contact FENZ
This Guy Fawkes, enjoy yourselves, but please take care around fireworks and consider your neighbours and animals.
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