Pet owners doing what they can to protect their animals during a global pandemic


A man and his pet in matching masks and protective suit as a preventive measure against the spread of the new coronavirus, in Caracas, Venezuela. — AFP/Federico Parra via TNS/Getty Images

Pet lovers around the world aren't taking chances during the Covid-19 outbreak. They are doing what they can to safeguard their pets' health, in addition to their own.

Many are adhering to the stay-home order and are content to just play with their furkids in their own homes or compounds. Those who are permitted to walk their dogs in the outdoors are choosing to do so while keeping a safe distance from other people and animals.

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