ACO Kennedy Seagraves,TX

10/14/2026

Picked up on AVE D on 10-14-26

10/14/2026

Picked up CR 692 on 10-14-26

10/10/2026

10/10/2026

🏡 Safety Saturday

🐾🦊 SAFETY SATURDAY: WILDLIFE EDITION! 🦊🐾

Living alongside wildlife is part of what makes our community special, but knowing how to safely share our space is important for both people and animals! 💚

Here are a few reminders to help keep everyone safe:

🐿️ LOOK, BUT DON’T TOUCH! Enjoy wildlife from a safe distance. Even animals that appear calm or friendly can bite or scratch when frightened.

🍎 DON’T FEED WILD ANIMALS! Feeding wildlife can cause them to lose their natural fear of people and lead to dangerous encounters.

🐶 PROTECT YOUR PETS! Keep dogs on a leash, supervise pets outdoors, and bring pet food inside to avoid attracting unwanted wildlife.

🦌 FOUND A BABY ANIMAL? Don’t assume it’s abandoned! Many wild parents leave their babies alone temporarily while searching for food. Give them space and observe from a distance.

🚨 SEE AN ANIMAL THAT APPEARS INJURED OR IS ACTING STRANGELY? Keep your distance, keep children and pets away, and contact your local animal control agency or a qualified wildlife rehabilitator for guidance.

Remember: The safest way to help wildlife is often to give it space! 🐾

💬 Let’s hear from you! Have you ever encountered wildlife in your neighborhood? Share your experience or your favorite wildlife safety tip in the comments!

❤️ Help us spread the word by sharing this post!



(Information from Chat GPT)

10/09/2026

🐾 FACT FRIDAY! 🐾

💨 Ever wonder why your dog suddenly takes off running around the house like they’re being chased by an invisible squirrel?

Those crazy bursts of energy are called FRAPs — Frenetic Random Activity Periods! 🐕💨

Dogs may get the zoomies after playing, getting a bath, waking up from a nap, or experiencing excitement or stress. It’s usually a perfectly normal way for them to burn off some energy!

😂 Tell us: What’s the funniest place your pet has ever gotten the zoomies?

Drop a photo or video in the comments! 👇🐶

10/08/2026

🧠 Think Thursday

🐾 FACT OR FLUFF?

“Dogs only need flea prevention during the summer.”

🟢 FACT
🔴 FLUFF

What do you think?

Comments for answer

10/08/2026

🦌Wildlife Wednesday 🦨

🌙 I’m mostly active at night.
🏡 I sometimes visit people’s yards.
🍎 I’m an opportunistic eater.
👀 I have a distinctive facial mask.

Who am I?

Answer in comments

10/06/2026

“Tick & Flea Tuesday”

Focus on Common Hiding Spots: Ticks often attach to warm, sheltered areas:

Ears: Inside and around the ear canal.

Neck and Head: Base of the skull and under the collar area.

Armpits and Groin: Thin-skinned regions are preferred.

Between Toes and Tail Base: Areas with less fur and warmth (Itch Pet)

Information pulled from

https://www.itchpet.com/blog/post/where-to-check-for-ticks-on-your-pet

10/06/2026

GOOD AFTERNOON, EVERYONE. THIS IS A 1-MINUTE READ ON FERAL CAT DETERRENTS!

• FIRST, REMOVE ATTRACTANTS SUCH AS FOOD AND OPEN GARBAGE

• SECOND, IN ADDITION TO FOOD, INSTALL BIRD FEEDERS IN DIFFICULT-To-REACH AREAS AND PREVENT STANDING WATER, SUCH AS BIRD BATHS.

• THIRD, SEAL HOLES OR GALS THAT THEY CAN USE AS SHELTER. TRIM SHRUBS, BRUSH, AND GRASS TO PREVENT HIDING SPOTS. ALSO, LAY DOWN CHICKEN WIRE IN GARDENS.

• FOURTH, CITRUS 🍊 PEELS, COFFEE GROUNDS, MOTION WATER SPRAYERS, and CERTAIN PLANTS CAN HELP DETER CATS.

• FIFTH, CLEAN SPRAYED AREAS WHEN THEY MARK TERRITORY AND USE MULTIPLE METHODS FOR DETERRENCE!

I KNOW THE CATS ARE AN ISSUE FOR SOME RESIDENTS IN TOWN. HOWEVER, WITH NO ORDINANCE IN PLACE YET, THERE IS NOT MUCH I CAN DO. FINALLY, IF THERE ARE ANY FARMERS AROUND IN NEED OF RAT CATS FOR THEIR BARNS, PLEASE LET US KNOW!

RESPECTFULLY,

- KYLIE KENNEDY

10/05/2026

Mutt Monday!

“Guess the breed!”

Answer ⬇️