Pet owners must make sure they take appropriate steps to keep dogs – and other family pets- safe with road tripping. (Photo: Chalabala/Adobe Stock)
Americans are hitting the road for summer trips in record numbers. For many, the specter of contracting COVID-19 is seen fading in the rear-view mirror, not looming ahead. The open road calls more alluring than confinement in a large metal tube at 30,000 feet with sneezing strangers.
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