Organizations Mobilize to Protect Pets in Winter

As colder temperatures loom, various organizations are stepping up to ensure the safety and well-being of pets and pet owners. The Tulsa SPCA highlights the dangers of leaving pets outside in freezing weather and urges residents to bring animals indoors or provide proper shelter. Similarly, the Oklahoma Alliance for Animals is distributing essential items such as food, blankets, and dog houses, emphasizing the urgent need for donations. In East Texas, the Longview Animal Care and Adoption Center offers hay to help insulate pets' shelters against the cold. In Tacoma, the Puget Sound Pet Food Bank, initially at risk of closure, has received significant community support, ensuring its continued operation through donations covering rent and utilities. These efforts reflect a widespread community initiative to protect animals during the harsh winter months.