Residents reminded to protect animals from cold weather conditions

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Dottie is accustomed to more pampering than most animals. However outdoor pets need to have a sheltered place to sleep to get out of the weather during the cold of winter. The animals also need regularly scheduled feeding times with good food and a good supply of water.

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• Providing animals with adequate nourishment, shelter
• Animals need place to call their own in cold weather
• Animals require adequate food, water
• Pets require extra care in cold weather
• Ensuring welfare of outdoor animals requires food, shelter